HMS Ferries Puerto Rico named Varlin Vissepo as president and general manager, effective Oct 19, 2026, in a release carried by Periódico Presencia on Oct 18.[1] El Nuevo Día reported the appointment on Oct 16.[2]
Vissepo succeeds Matthew Miller, who remains with the company to focus on new business initiatives.[3][4] Vissepo will lead local operations and a team of more than 300 Puerto Rican employees.[5]
HMS Ferries has operated the passenger and cargo ferry service to the island municipalities of Vieques and Culebra under a public-private partnership since December 2021.[6][7]HMS Ferries Puerto Rico nombró a Varlin Vissepo como presidente y gerente general, efectivo el 19 de octubre de 2026, en un comunicado difundido por el Periódico Presencia el 18 de octubre.[1] El Nuevo Día reportó el nombramiento el 16 de octubre.[2]
Vissepo sucede a Matthew Miller, quien permanece en la compañía para enfocarse en nuevas iniciativas de negocios.[3][4] Vissepo dirigirá las operaciones locales y un equipo de más de 300 empleados puertorriqueños.[5]
HMS Ferries ha operado el servicio de lanchas de pasajeros y carga hacia los municipios isla de Vieques y Culebra bajo una alianza público-privada desde diciembre de 2021.[6][7]
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HMS Ferries Puerto Rico announced on the date of this release that Varlin Vissepo will be appointed president and general manager effective 19 October 2026 · Periódico Presencia
HMS Ferries named Varlin Vissepo as new president and general manager. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Varlin Vissepo replaces Matthew Miller in this position. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Matthew Miller will stay at HMS Ferries for new business work. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
Varlin Vissepo will lead over 300 local Puerto Rican employees. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
HMS Ferries took over Vieques and Culebra ferry operations in December 2021. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
HMS Ferries operates under a public-private partnership. · elnuevodia.comPuerto Rico
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