SOLOMON PORTS STRENGTHENS LEADERSHIP TEAM WITH NEW PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
We are pleased to announce three key promotions and appointments within our executive and management structure, effective 1 October 2026.
The appointments, approved through Chief Executive Officer Mr. George Rausi, are part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen our leadership capacity, fill key organisational positions and support the achievement of our strategic objectives.
The newly appointed and promoted officers are:
Mr. James Kabini – Chief Operations Officer
Mr. Roland Delemani – Chief Human Capital Officer
Mr. Johnson Lobo – Strategic and Planning Manager
In his new role, Mr. James Kabini will serve as Chief Operations Officer and Head of the Operations Department, reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). He will oversee the department’s responsibilities in supporting the effective delivery of Solomon Ports’ operational functions.
Mr. Roland Delemani has been appointed Chief Human Capital Officer and will lead the Corporate Services Department, also reporting directly to the CEO. The role is central to overseeing corporate services and supporting the Authority’s human capital and organisational priorities.
Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson Lobo has been appointed Strategic and Planning Manager within a newly established department under Solomon Ports’ organisational structure. He will report directly to the Chief Commercial Officer, a position that is currently vacant. The establishment of this department reflects the Authority’s focus on strengthening its strategic planning and organisational development functions.
Speaking on the new appointments, Solomon Ports CEO, Mr. George Rausi, said the appointments form part of his commitment to building a strong team culture grounded in a clear purpose, shared objectives and a collective commitment to achieving organisational goals, ultimately fostering a cohesive, high-performing team.
Solomon Ports recognises the importance of effective leadership ,and a strong management structure in delivering our mandate and supporting the maritime transport and trade sector of Solomon Islands.
We congratulates James Kabini, Roland Delemani and Johnson Lobo on their respective promotions and appointment, and wishes them every success as they take on their new responsibilities.
We look forward to their continued leadership, commitment and contributions towards advancing the organisation’s objectives and strengthening its role in supporting national development.
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