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Curaçao Marine in new expert hands.

May 12, 2022

Curaçao Marine in new expert hands.
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 ~Jens van der Lubbe Managing Director as of May 1~

WILLEMSTAD - With the recent takeover of Curaçao Marine at the Pletterijweg on Parera by the local entrepreneurs Justus and Jens van der Lubbe, the continuity of this company for the longer term is in safe hands. As the new Managing Director, Jens van der Lubbe sees good opportunities to expand the activities of this company and to further increase the quality of service. For the economy of Curaçao, this renewed continuation is a solid asset.

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While father Justus continues with his insurance company Inter-Assure, son Jens is ...


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