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Neil Manning Takes the Helm as CEO of Cellula Robotics Ltd.

Neil Manning, Chief Executive Officer at Cellula Robotics Ltd. (CNW Group/Cellula Robotics Ltd.)

Neil Manning, Chief Executive Officer at Cellula Robotics Ltd. (CNW Group/Cellula Robotics Ltd.) Image source: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/neil-manning-appointed-as-ceo-of-cellula-robotics-ltd-elevating-leadership-role-302079142.html

In a significant move towards bolstering its leadership, Cellula Robotics Ltd., the frontrunner in fuel cell powered autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) systems worldwide, proudly announced the promotion of Neil Manning from Corporate Development Officer to the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on March 5, 2024. This strategic shift not only underscores Manning’s remarkable leadership prowess but also signifies the company’s unwavering trust in his capacity to propel its mission and vision into the future.

“Neil’s appointment as CEO marks a milestone chapter in Cellula’s journey,” said Eric Jackson, President of Cellula Robotics Ltd. “His excellent leadership skills, combined with his extensive industry knowledge, have already made a significant impact on our organization. We are excited that Neil is now positioned to lead Cellula into a new era of innovation and growth.”

Neil Manning’s ascent within Cellula Robotics Ltd. has been marked by a distinguished career trajectory. Initially stepping in as the Corporate Development Officer, Manning brought with him a wealth of over three decades of experience gleaned from his ventures in the Submarine Telecommunications, Offshore Wind, and Oil & Gas sectors. Throughout his tenure, Manning has consistently showcased exceptional strategic foresight and an unwavering dedication to advancing the company’s overarching objectives.

In his previous role as Corporate Development Officer, Neil Manning was instrumental in charting the course of Cellula’s strategic endeavors. Spearheading pivotal business development endeavors and nurturing crucial alliances, Manning’s unrivaled proficiency in identifying burgeoning market avenues and spearheading innovative solutions has been pivotal in solidifying Cellula’s stature as a trailblazer in the realm of subsea technology.

“I’m honored to build on Cellula’s 20-year pedigree in marine engineering and autonomous systems, however the team experience extends much longer than that. Eric Jackson our founder and now President has put his trust in me to uphold our core values which I take is a great privilege” remarked Neil Manning. “Since joining the company, I have been continually impressed by the innovation and talent of our team, as well as the tremendous potential of our technology. Cellula is truly onto something special with its approach to long duration subsea autonomous vehicles, leveraging the benefits of utilising hydrogen fuel cells. This method of generating power offers a higher density approach to energy storage over battery-only systems. This innovation will change the current restrictions of manageable-size autonomous platforms, offering the required endurance to be viable for over the horizon projects – and now it’s time to commercialise it. I am excited to lead Cellula as we continue to push the boundaries of innovation and make meaningful contributions to the security, exploration and sustainability of our oceans.”

With Neil Manning at the helm, Cellula Robotics Ltd. is primed to capitalize on its robust foundation and propel its growth trajectory to unprecedented heights. Pledged to fostering a culture of innovation, amplifying its market footprint, and delivering unparalleled solutions to its clientele, Cellula remains steadfast in its commitment to revolutionizing the landscape of underwater security.

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