Meet the team
Board of Directors
Carmine joined Osmoflo in 2010 as General Manager, Operations and has served in a range of executive roles since that time, most recently being appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director in April 2022.
Carmine joined Osmoflo in 2010 as General Manager, Operations and has served in a range of executive roles since that time, most recently being appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director in April 2022.
Prior to joining Osmoflo, Carmine held various senior management positions in Abigroup, United Utilities Australia and Sinclair Knight Merz and has also previously served as a Director of the Australian Water Association between 2003 and 2011.
Carmine holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering with Honours and an MBA from the University of Adelaide, a Masters of Environmental Engineering Science from UNSW and is also a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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Takashi Okuda joined Kanadevia Corporation in 2024 and has been leading the Global Business Management Unit, Global Headquarters.
Takashi Okuda joined Kanadevia Corporation in 2024 and has been leading the Global Business Management Unit, Global Headquarters.
In 1990 Mr. Okuda successfully completed his degree in Company Law in the Faculty of Law of Osaka University. After graduation from the university, he worked for MUFG Bank Ltd for 28 years until 2018, where he was holding various positions including the Deputy General Manager of Planning Division of Asia-Oceania Regional Head Quarters in Singapore and the General Manager of London branch. Between 2018 and 2024, he worked for the Data Center Operation Management Company which is an affiliated of MUFG as an Executive Director.
Takashi Okuda assumed the role of Non Executive Chairman of the Osmoflo on 1 April 2025.
Mr. Takahashi joined Hitachi Zosen Corporation (now Kanadevia Corporation) in 1996.
Mr. Takahashi joined Hitachi Zosen Corporation (now Kanadevia Corporation) in 1996.
Mr. Takahashi was appointed as General Manager of the 2nd Promotion Department, Global Head Quarters and Business Management Division.
Mr. Takahashi graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Keio University in 1996. After graduating from Keio University, he was transferred to the Hitachi Zosen (now Kanadevia) office in New York, USA. He later served as General Manager of Finance Department at Osaka, Japan Head Office.
Toshiaki Takahashi became an executivedirector of Osmoflo on April 1, 2025.
Koji Kamisaratani joined Osmoflo in April 2025 Burton after spending over 25 years at Hitachi Zosen (now Kanadveia) in Japan.
Koji Kamisaratani joined Osmoflo in April 2025 Burton after spending over 25 years at Hitachi Zosen (now Kanadveia) in Japan.
Koji Kamisaratani was responsible for designing various types of heat-exchangers, including boilers, shell and tube heat exchangers in chemical plants, and evaporators for seawater desalination plants.
Koji's Kamisaratani experience includes:
- Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger and Gas Fin-type cooler for OFT plant (Daicel Corporation) in Hiroshima Prefecture in 2005
- Waste heat boiler for Saganoseki Smelter in Oita Prefecture (JX Advanced Metals Corporation) in 2006 (2x Acid Cooler, 2x Steam Boiler)
- MED Evaporator for Takahama Nuclear Power Plant (Client: Kansai Electric Power Corporation) in 2009 (1x 1.3 MLD)
- MED Evaporator for Tarlin Power Station in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Client: CTCI) in 2012 (1x 2.2 MLD)
- MSF Evaporator for Umm Al Houl Power in 2015 (5x 15.3 MIGD)
Executive Management Team
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