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Our special thanks to Oceana who have cemented their partnership with Sea Rescue by signing a 5 year Platinum Partnership agreement.Our Platinum Partners help fund our head office infrastructure so that all other donations go directly towards the true costs of rescue – in other words boats & equipment, buildings, medical supplies, protective clothing for crew, fuel, insurance, maintenance and training.“In making social investements, Oceana strives to foster long term partnerships that will ultimately contribute towards uplifting and benefiting the coastal communities in which we operate. As the largest fishing company in Africa, our seagoing employees spend many hours and days at sea, which makes partnering with the NSRI a necessity. We are pleased to announce our platinum partnership with NSRI, effective immediately.” says Francois Kuttel, Oceana Group CEO.Francois Kuttel, Oceana Group CEO hands a symbolic cheque to NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson. Francois Kuttel, Oceana Group CEO hands a symbolic cheque to NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson.
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