Tag: Career Paths

In our special column this time, we are pleased to host an interview with Peter Sand, Chief Shipping Analyst at BIMCO who finds his job both exciting and challenging as it combines his two key areas of interest: geography and money in a perfect manner, as he explains.

In our special column this time, we are pleased to host an interview with Sandra Welch, who is the Chief Operating Officer of Sailors' Society, an International charity providing a personal lifeline for merchant seafarers.

In our special column this time, we are excited to host an interview with Jakob P. Larsen, Head of Maritime Security, BIMCO, who explains the importance of choosing the career path one's feel is right for himself/herself.

In our special column this time, we are excited to host an interview with Mrs. Pia Meling, Vice President of Massterly AS,  a Kongsberg Wilhelmsen joint venture, who notes that shipping industry needs to be able to think differently in order to embrace more diversity and adapt faster to global trends.

In our special columnt this time, we are pleased to host an interview with Mr. Bjørn Kjærand Haugland, Chief Sustainability Officer, DNV GL Group who recently took up the helm of CEO of Norway 203040, a business-led climate initiative to support Norway in achieving its national climate commitments by 2030.

In our special column this time, we are excited to host an interview with Mrs Helle Hammer, Managing Director, Cefor - The Nordic Association of Marine Insurers, who admits that working with the  Nordic marine insurance market is a startling moment at her career.

In our special column this time, we are pleased to host an interview with Mr. Nick Brown, Communications Director, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore who says that by accident or luck, PR and communications felt right for a career in shipping, which is a indispensable part of the modern world trade, both a challenging and important industry.

Mrs Shaw says that studying for her professional qualifications was a worthwhile career investment, even if it impacted negatively her social life for a short time. Also, she suggests to only focus on the important things and delegate others when necessary. Overall, it is important to 'work to live not live to work' she concludes, meaning that it is worth putting family, and friends first as much as possible. 

In our special column this time, we are pleased to host an interview with Mr. Elias Kariambas, Business Development - Greece, ABS, who tells us a few words about his current role and admits that he really enjoys working in this demanding industry. 

In our special column this time, we have the pleasure to host an interview with Mrs. Christine Valentin, Board Member & Chief Operating Officer,  World Ocean Council (WOC) who explains us the vision of WOC toward ocean sustainability as well as her career path, inspiring us to believe in ourselves and support every professional choices we make.