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Pravin Kirolikar to lead Goltens Dubai

Goltens moved Pravin Kirolikar, a DMET Mumbai marine engineer, from its India business to lead its Dubai operation as managing director.
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Pravin Kirolikar sailed for 13 years, worked as a surveyor with the Indian Register of Shipping and spent 12 years at Wärtsilä India. He then led Goltens India. The article says that he studied marine engineering at DMET Mumbai.

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