Dick Jones: CEO of Blue Ocean Mariculture

Dick Jones: CEO of Blue Ocean Mariculture

How does a legacy rooted in traditional seafood pave the way for innovation in aquaculture? This week's episode features Dick Jones, a veteran in the seafood industry with a rich family history in seafood processing and brokerage. Transitioning from the traditional seafood business to the forefront of aquaculture, Jones shares his journey through the collapse of groundfish stocks that led to his family business's bankruptcy, highlighting the critical need for sustainable fishing practices. At Whole Foods, he played a key role in pioneering sustainable seafood retailing, showcasing the impact of leadership and education in promoting sustainability. Now the CEO of aquaculture with Blue Ocean Mariculture, Jones discusses the challenges and opportunities within the industry, from operational hurdles to regulatory frameworks and workforce development. He underscores the importance of community engagement, transparency, and accountability in aquaculture to ensure public support and sustainable growth, offering listeners insightful perspectives on the evolution of seafood production towards a more sustainable future.


Learn more about Blue Ocean Mariculture on their website and check out their career page for new opportunities.

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