BSM appoints Andreas Solomonides to lead Cyprus and Greece operations from 2027
Andreas Solomonides will lead BSM’s integrated ship management operations in Cyprus and Greece from January 1, 2027, with existing customer contacts and services retained.

Athens, Greece. Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) has appointed Andreas Solomonides to lead its integrated ship management operations in Cyprus and Greece from January 1, 2027. The appointment will bring BSM Cyprus and BSM Hellas under a single leadership structure.
Integrated management structure
Solomonides, currently managing director of BSM Cyprus, will take charge of the integrated Ship Management Centre covering both locations.
BSM said the unified leadership would strengthen collaboration and enable the company to make better use of the two operations’ combined capabilities.
Customers will continue to work with their existing contacts and retain access to the same services and local expertise, the company added.
Leadership and customer continuity
BSM chief executive officer Sebastian von Hardenberg said Solomonides brings extensive operational experience, a deep understanding of both organisations and a strong commitment to customers.
He said the appointment would provide clear leadership for BSM Cyprus and BSM Hellas while preserving the trusted relationships, services and local expertise valued by customers.
Von Hardenberg added that Solomonides had worked closely with both businesses throughout his career and was well positioned to lead the continued development of operations in Greece and Cyprus.
Professional background
Originally from Athens, Solomonides joined BSM Hellas as a technical officer in 2005.
He has since held several senior positions, including technical superintendent, fleet manager and deputy managing director of BSM in Greece and Cyprus.
He also founded a maritime advisory service providing customised and specialist technical advice.
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