Campbell Joins Bisso Marine

Wednesday, July 28, 2010
File Photo courtesy Bisso Marine
Photo courtesy Bisso Marine

Bisso Marine, a premier provider of energy and maritime support services, announced the addition of Joe Campbell as general manager of Diving and Subsea Services. In his new position, Campbell manages all aspects of diving safety and diving operations for the company.

Before joining Bisso Marine, Campbell served as director of projects for Crossmar Inc., overseeing all subsea construction projects. From 1995 to 2008, Campbell worked with Cal Dive International. His global experience includes managing projects in India and Australia. Campbell has worked as a commercial diver and earned a master’s degree in international business from St. Thomas University.

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