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Nick Contopoulos

Mr. Nick Contopoulos
Chief Commercial Officer
ANEMOI

Nick is a Chartered Engineer with a degree in Engineering from the University of Exeter. He has over 20 years’ experience across multi-disciplinary engineering and shipping sectors, with a proven track record of delivering complex engineering projects in Europe and the Far East. Nick is one of the founding members of Anemoi which he took a lead role in setting up, following an established career working at a prestigious ship owning company and as a consultant at some of the world’s largest providers of professional and technical services.

Having been involved in the development of Wind Propulsion Technologies – specifically Rotor Sails – since 2012, Nick held the position of Chief Operating Officer for 6 years, before assuming his current role of Chief Commercial Officer – where he heads up Anemoi China, leading production and supply chain operations, while supporting business development and sales.

Nick is extremely passionate about innovation and the environment, so delivering renewable wind propulsion solutions to the shipping and maritime sector is a perfect fit as the industry looks for sustainable ways to operate and lower its environmental impact on the natural world.

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