Management

Gina Arsens, President and Chief Executive Officer

David Lloyd, Chief Operating Officer

Charles Paterson, Vice President, Sales & Marketing

Peter founded Klein Systems in 1982. Operating initially as the sole full time staff member, he started out by designing and programming the operations and billing software solutions for pilotages, ports and towboat organizations that have since developed into a full suite of management applications for the maritime industry. As a Director and Founder of the Company, Peter contineut to focus on maintaining a high level of customer service.

Gina Arsens

Gina Arsens joined Klein Systems Group as CFO in 2006. Over the past 15 years, she has held a variety of senior financial, analyst and management roles in both the finance and technology sectors. Gina has significant expertise in finance, corporate development, global business strategy, and stakeholder relations. She is a Chartered Accountant and a Chartered Business Valuator.

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David Lloyd

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David has over 20 years experience in international shipping including 12 years in shipping related information technology. Prior to joining Klein he was CEO of Rydex, an international software company specializing in satellite based email and data communications applications for deep-sea ships. His specific experience in maritime operations and software development give him a unique ability to understand and assess customers' business requirements. David has a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in Transportation and Finance from the University of British Columbia.

Charles Paterson

Charles has a 30-year background in international transportation including ship management, chartering and port operations. He is experienced in delivering complex application software and e-commerce solutions in the marine marketplace, and is focused on providing Klein customers, current and prospective, with the functionality they require at the best pricing available. Charles has a MBA from the University of Western Ontario.

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