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Echoes of the Sea of Japan: How Geopolitical Standoff and '200-Mile Myopia' Threaten the Argentine Illex Squid

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Title: Partner & Chairman of the Board

Name: Mr Hans den Bieman

Hans den Bieman is currently a shareholder and director of Sealand- the largest smolt producer in Chile. Amongst various top management positions in the field, Mr. Den Bieman served as COO of Nutreco Aquaculture (2000 to 2005) and as CEO of Netherlands-based Marine Harvest, the world’s largest fish-farming company (2005-2007). Mr. Den Bieman holds a Masters in Aquaculture (Msc) from Wageningen University.

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