Marine transportation services provider GulfMark Offshore, Inc. (GLF) Monday said its Chief Financial Officer Edward Guthrie is retiring effective today, after a tenure of 10 years with the company. As previously announced, Guthrie would now be replaced by Quintin Kneen as the GulfMark's new Chief Financial Officer. Ed will continue as an advisor to the company.
Prior to his stint with GulfMark, Guthrie, for a period of about 25 years, served in a number of capacities at Cliffs Drilling Company and its former parent. He was also the Vice President-Finance and Chief Financial Officer of Cliffs Drilling prior to its' merger with R&B Falcon Corp.
Quintin Kneen joined GulfMark Offshore in June 2008 as Vice President- Finance and was later named Senior Vice President - Finance and Administration. Before that, he was with Grant Prideco, Inc as Vice President-Finance and Investor Relations. Kneen also held executive finance positions at Azurix Corp. and was an Audit Manager with the Houston office of Price Waterhouse LLP.
GLF is currently trading at $27.53, down $0.17 or 0.61%, on the NYSE.
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