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    Ohad Maiman steps aside but doesn’t go far

    "RAS has all the potential to become an equal third way of producing seafood next to wild catch and traditional aquaculture", says the founder and now ex-CEO of The Kingfish Company.

    Marta Negrete
    Marta Negrete

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    On the first day of November, The Kingfish Company made a surprise announcement, Ohad Maiman was stepping down as CEO to take on an advisory role. “I have decided that now would be a good time to step down from the CEO role”, Maiman said in the letter sent to the staff announcing this change. The message also made it clear that the now-former CEO was stepping aside, but without going too far, he would continue to support the company “as an active founder”. WeAreAquaculture spokes with him to find out why now and, above all, what his plans for the future are.

    On the first day of November, The Kingfish Company made a surprise announcement, Ohad Maiman was stepping down as CEO to take on an advisory role. "I have decided that now would be a good time to step down from the CEO role", Maiman said in the letter sent to the staff announcing this change. The message also made it clear that the now-former CEO was stepping aside, but without going too far, he would continue to support the company "as . . .

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