Procurement or purchase?
Maria Theodosiou, Managing Director GenPro, is the interviewee in episode 199. She explains what a maritime procurement company brings to the maritime industry.Continue Reading …
198 Henrik Tunfors, Senior Advisor at the Swedish Transport Agency and Chair of the IMO MASS Working Groups
MASS, Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships. A Working Group at the International Maritime Organisation focused on international regulations of autonomous ships. The Chairman of this Working Group is Henrik Tunfors, Senior Advisor at the Swedish Transport Agency, and he is the interviewee in episode 198 of the Shipping Podcast!Continue Reading …
197 Johan Woxenius, professor of Maritime Transport Management and Logistics at University of Gothenburg
It’s difficult to see the consequences of the current crises
Finally, an in-person interview again! But, of course, there is a difference between having a screen in between my guest and me.
I went to the University of Gothenburg and met Johan Woxenius, a professor of Maritime Transport Management and Logistics and asked him about maritime transport in the logistical chains. Continue Reading …
196 Agustina Calatayud, Lead Transportation Specialist in the Transportation Division of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
We need the forerunners
In episode 196, you meet Agustina Calatayud, Lead Transportation Specialist in the Inter-American Development Bank Transportation Division (IDB). IDB is working to improve lives in Latin America and the Caribbean. Continue Reading …
195 Marcus Hand, Editor Seatrade Maritime News
It’s a people’s business
I got the idea in my head to speak to someone else doing podcasting in the #maritime industry.
Marcus Hand is the Editor of Seatrade Maritime News and the host of the Maritime Podcast. Continue Reading …
194 Kate D Adamson, Blue Futurist, Futurenautics
The Blue Economy
Part 2 of my conversation with Kate D Adamson focuses on what ESG means for the shipping and maritime industry. Continue Reading …
Bonus: Seven Year Anniversary
It’s been seven years!
Something to celebrate! 193 episodes have been released about the maritime industry! So many interesting conversations and EVERY CONVERSATION MATTERS!
This is a walk down memory lane. How did it all start? Why did I start a podcast? Who were the first guests and why did I choose them?
Thank you for listening! You are my most loyal listeners, you who want to know everything there is to know. I love you!
193 Kate D Adamson, Blue Futurist, Futurenautics
The new morale age
Welcoming Kate D Adamson back to the Shipping Podcast, she dives deep into the current paradigm shift. She speaks about changing expectations among stakeholders and difficult choices that have to be made.Continue Reading …
192 Steen Lund, Chief Executive Officer, RightShip
A Zero-harm maritime industry
RightShip believes in the power of collaboration and has a vision of a zero-harm maritime industry. That means working with all elements of ESG, Environmental, Social, and Governance. RightShip is a digital platform using data to achieve a more sustainable maritime industry.Continue Reading …
191 Catherine Smith, General Counsel & Company Secretary, Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings Limited
What about the S and the G in ESG?
In episode 191, you meet Catherine Smith, General Counsel & Company Secretary at Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings Limited in Hongkong. We have a candid conversation about Environmental Social and Governance, which refers to the three key factors when measuring a business or company’s sustainability and ethical impact. Continue Reading …
190 Synnøve Seglem, Deputy Managing Director Knutsen OAS Shipping AS
The change is happening now
Synnøve Seglem is the Deputy Managing Director at Knutsen OAS Shipping AS and the newly elected Chair of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association. Continue Reading …
189 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
Where is the new normal?
During the pandemic, we discussed what the new normal would look like. What happened? What changed? When it comes to maritime conferences, not much.Continue Reading …
188 Alice Amundsen, Vice President/Senior Adviser Gard AS
To be able to make a difference in someone’s life
In episode 188, you will listen to Alice Amundsen, Vice President/Senior Adviser Gard AS. She has been the Head of People’s Claims, which means that she has been able to make a difference in other people’s lives.Continue Reading …
187 Freddy Jönsson Hanberg, Head of Strategic Advice, MW Group
An uncertain world and the impact on logistical chains
Freddy Jönsson Hanberg is the Head of Strategic Advice at MW Group and what he doesn’t know about the geopolitical hotspots is not worth knowing.Continue Reading …
186 Lotte G. Lundberg, Director Danish Maritime Fund
Supporting the maritime future
Lotte G. Lundberg, Director of the Danish Maritime Fund, has a long career in the maritime industry. She has been with the AP Moller group for 39 years and has experienced much development. Lotte is now at Denmark’s hub for research and innovation through the Danish Maritime Fund.
185 Joshua M Berger, Founder & President/CEO, Washington Maritime Blue
Get stuff done!
Meet Joshua Berger, Founder & President/CEO of Washington Maritime Blue, in episode 185 of the Shipping Podcast. We speak about #innovation #tech #sustainability #diversity, and Joshua shares the idea behind Washington Blue Maritime.
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184 Pernilla Trygg, Chief Engineer and Shipowner
Digitalisation for real
Pernilla Trygg, who comes from a family of mariners, went to sea in 1996 and then studied to become a Chief Engineer. She has been working at the sea for several years and is now a surveyor for a classification society.
183 Peter Sand, Chief Analyst Xeneta
Shipping – more than only the maritime leg of the supply chain
Shipping – more than only the maritime leg of the supply chain that is obvious to Peter Sand, Chief Analyst Xeneta and maybe now we can hope that the world can see the importance of shipping and the people working in it.Continue Reading …
182 Jan Dieleman, President Cargill Ocean Transportation
Contributing to the change of the maritime industry
Visionary leaders to raise the profile of the maritime industry that is what we need! Jan Dieleman, President of Cargill Ocean Transportation, is an excellent example of the leaders we need.Continue Reading …
181 Cecilia Malmstrom, Former EU Commissioner for Trade and now a non-resident senior fellow at PIIE (Peterson Institute for International Economics)
No trade, no shipping – global trade, maritime shipping
Global trade is impossible without transportation, and every country relies on maritime trade to sell what it has and buy what it needs. Since there is more transportation on the water than onshore, maritime transport is dependent on trade. That’s why this episode is all about trade.
Cecilia Malmstrom, Former EU Commissioner for Trade and now a non-resident senior fellow at PIIE (Peterson Institute for International Economics), is the interviewee in episode 181.Continue Reading …
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