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Joanna Koukouli

Joanna Koukouli, LL.M. is the Co-Global Claims Director, based in the Managers’ Piraeus office, where she also serves as Joint Managing Director.

Joanna is a member of the New York State Bar, the Piraeus Bar, and the Law Society of England and Wales thereby making her a triple qualified lawyer. She obtained her first degree in law from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and subsequently completed post-graduate studies at the University of Southampton in the UK, earning a LL.M. in Maritime Law, and at Brooklyn Law School prior to her admission to the New York State Bar.

Prior to joining SCB (Hellas), Inc., Joanna worked as a solicitor for a major English commercial law firm based in their Southampton office as part of the commercial litigation, shipping division team. She subsequently worked for a specialist maritime NY law firm involved in shipping litigation and after returning to Greece she served for five years as in-house lawyer at Danaos Shipping Co.Ltd., a Piraeus-based manager of a large containership fleet. In that capacity, she handled a wide variety of P&I, FD&D and transactional business including S&P, shipbuilding contracts, corporate, ship finance and was involved in the NYSE-listed parent vessel-owning company’s IPO and SEC filings.

Joanna has been with SCB (Hellas), Inc., since 2011 and as Co-Global Claims Director, she is responsible for formulating global claims’ policies, supervising and guiding regional Claims Managers and claims staff globally with respect to both P&I and FDD incidents, while also directly responsible herself for the direction and handling of the more complicated casualties and high level disputes. Joanna also represents the American Club in a number of International Group of P&I Clubs Sub-Committees, including the COVID-19 Working Group.

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American Club: Mentoring is a key component in ensuring seafarers maintain mental fitness

byJoanna Koukouliand2 others

January 2, 2025

The American Club's main priorities for loss prevention over the next five years focus on wellness, mental health, anti-harassment measures, and mentorship programs to attract and retain skilled seafarers, key experts from the Club argue.