Ghislaine Maxwell is allegedly hiding out in Boston at her boyfriend's home, tech CEO Scott G. Borgerson of CARGOMETRICS , a company which provides shipping data..COUGH (pizzagate)

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7352813/Ghislaine-Maxwell-consort-Jeffrey-Epstein-living-mansion-outside-Boston.html

Ghislaine Maxwell, 57, has been hiding out at a secluded $3M oceanfront property in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal ..

The property is owned by her tech CEO boyfriend Scott Borgerson, 43, who has been seen running errands in the area and walking Maxwell's dog..

https://www.huffpost.com/author/scott-g-borgerson

Dr. Scott G. Borgerson is an international affairs fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an adjunct senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Energy, Marine Transportation, and Public Policy. At the Council, Dr. Borgerson is examining the foreign policy implications of increased access in the melting Arctic Ocean, opportunities for U.S. coastal shipping, and the geography of global shipping networks.

Before joining the Council, Dr. Borgerson was the director of the Institute for Leadership and an assistant professor at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. During a decade on active duty, he also contributed to Coast

Guard strategic planning efforts and served several tours at sea on narcotics interdiction and search and rescue missions, holding positions as navigator aboard the Cutter Dallas and commanding officer of the Patrol Boat Point Sal.

He is the author of The National Interest and the Law of the Sea https://www.cfr.org/report/national-interest-and-law-sea

https://www.cfr.org/content/bios/Borgerson_bio_Feb09.pdf

Dr. Scott G. Borgerson is the visiting fellow for ocean governance at the Council on Foreign Relations

(CFR) and an adjunct senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Energy, Marine

Transportation, and Public Policy. At CFR, Dr. Borgerson is examining the foreign policy

implications of increased access in the melting Arctic Ocean, opportunities for U.S. coastal shipping,

and the geography of global shipping networks. Dr. Borgerson directs CFR’s roundtable series on

strategic ocean governance as part of the program on international institutions and global governance,

funded by the Robina Foundation.

Data-driven hedge fund looking for partnership in dry bulk - https://shippingwatch.com/suppliers/article10724262.ece

Hedge fund Cargometrics, which counts Maersk Tankers as investor, is looking for a dry bulk shipping company willing to form a digital partnership, the fund's CEO tells ShippingWatch.

..Cargometrics has already developed a digital tool in collaboration with Maersk Tankers, but the fund is now looking to do a similar deal in the dry bulk segment.

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Cargometrics was launched in 2010 as a provider of shipping data, but the company has since then developed into a quantitative hedge fund. As such, it relies on algorithms to analyze large swaths of trade data to find investment opportunities which others might not see. It uses information from a wide range of sources, including satellite data about ships' movements, commodity prices and energy consumption, which are combined in an effort to spot lucrative patterns in global trade....

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In recent years Boston-based Cargometrics has caused quite a stir in the US shipping circles. One reason is the cooperation with Maersk Tankers, which will test the tool Simtankers starting from July. The shipping company has also invested in the fund alongside prominent business people such as former Google Chairman Eric Schmidt.

Investors include prominent names such as .. shipping magnate Idan Ofer.

..Cargometrics is also somewhat shrouded in mystery, as the fund keeps its cards close to its chest. The ultimate goal is to create "full transparency over the supply chain," and use this to achieve higher returns than the competitors – or "to generate alpha."

Uh huh..

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letsdothis3 ago

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7352813/Ghislaine-Maxwell-consort-Jeffrey-Epstein-living-mansion-outside-Boston.html

Ghislaine Maxwell, 57, has been hiding out at a secluded $3M oceanfront property in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal ..

The property is owned by her tech CEO boyfriend Scott Borgerson, 43, who has been seen running errands in the area and walking Maxwell's dog..

https://www.huffpost.com/author/scott-g-borgerson

Dr. Scott G. Borgerson is an international affairs fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an adjunct senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Energy, Marine Transportation, and Public Policy. At the Council, Dr. Borgerson is examining the foreign policy implications of increased access in the melting Arctic Ocean, opportunities for U.S. coastal shipping, and the geography of global shipping networks.

Before joining the Council, Dr. Borgerson was the director of the Institute for Leadership and an assistant professor at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. During a decade on active duty, he also contributed to Coast

Guard strategic planning efforts and served several tours at sea on narcotics interdiction and search and rescue missions, holding positions as navigator aboard the Cutter Dallas and commanding officer of the Patrol Boat Point Sal.

He is the author of The National Interest and the Law of the Sea https://www.cfr.org/report/national-interest-and-law-sea

https://www.cfr.org/content/bios/Borgerson_bio_Feb09.pdf

Dr. Scott G. Borgerson is the visiting fellow for ocean governance at the Council on Foreign Relations

(CFR) and an adjunct senior research scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Energy, Marine

Transportation, and Public Policy. At CFR, Dr. Borgerson is examining the foreign policy

implications of increased access in the melting Arctic Ocean, opportunities for U.S. coastal shipping,

and the geography of global shipping networks. Dr. Borgerson directs CFR’s roundtable series on

strategic ocean governance as part of the program on international institutions and global governance,

funded by the Robina Foundation.

Data-driven hedge fund looking for partnership in dry bulk - https://shippingwatch.com/suppliers/article10724262.ece

Hedge fund Cargometrics, which counts Maersk Tankers as investor, is looking for a dry bulk shipping company willing to form a digital partnership, the fund's CEO tells ShippingWatch.

..Cargometrics has already developed a digital tool in collaboration with Maersk Tankers, but the fund is now looking to do a similar deal in the dry bulk segment.

Quality journalism requires investments. Please share this article by using this link https://shippingwatch.com/suppliers/article10724262.ece.

Please don't copy and share this article. This is in violation of our copyright and our terms and conditions.

Cargometrics was launched in 2010 as a provider of shipping data, but the company has since then developed into a quantitative hedge fund. As such, it relies on algorithms to analyze large swaths of trade data to find investment opportunities which others might not see. It uses information from a wide range of sources, including satellite data about ships' movements, commodity prices and energy consumption, which are combined in an effort to spot lucrative patterns in global trade....

Quality journalism requires investments. Please share this article by using this link https://shippingwatch.com/suppliers/article10724262.ece.

Please don't copy and share this article. This is in violation of our copyright and our terms and conditions.

In recent years Boston-based Cargometrics has caused quite a stir in the US shipping circles. One reason is the cooperation with Maersk Tankers, which will test the tool Simtankers starting from July. The shipping company has also invested in the fund alongside prominent business people such as former Google Chairman Eric Schmidt.

Investors include prominent names such as .. shipping magnate Idan Ofer.

..Cargometrics is also somewhat shrouded in mystery, as the fund keeps its cards close to its chest. The ultimate goal is to create "full transparency over the supply chain," and use this to achieve higher returns than the competitors – or "to generate alpha."

Uh huh..

UPDATE: https://twitter.com/axios/status/1161684658431488000

Scott Borgerson, CEO of Boston-based tech company CargoMetrics, is denying a Daily Mail report that Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madame, is hiding out in his Massachusetts home.

What he's saying: "I'm in Europe right now and there isn't anyone in my house but my cat," Borgerson tells Axios, adding that he's asked local police to check the residence. He says he knows Maxwell, but is not dating her, as the Daily Mail has asserted.

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