#Maritime

131 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer of the Shipping Podcast

It’s changing the format – it’s a solo episode by Lena Gothberg about being a podcast producer in the maritime industry.

I speak about why I started the Shipping Podcast almost 5 years ago and what I have learned during the journey. It’s so important that we as an industry take it seriously how we can compete about the best talent out there and the only way forward is a joint project aiming at raising the profile of the maritime industry. We need to hang out where the #nextgen are and we cannot...

https://shippingpodcast.com/131-lena-gothberg-host-and-producer-of-the-shipping-podcast/

130 Christopher Pålsson, Head of Lloyd’s List Intelligence Consulting

Meet Christopher Pålsson, Head of Lloyd’s List Intelligence Consulting speaking about the geography behind trade, geographical hotspots, the International Maritime Statistics Forum and what life is as a Maritime Analyst.

We chat about world trade, raising the profile, containerisation and the economy of scale before we touch upon the topic of Brexit.

What do you think? Did you learn anything? Do you have a different opinion on what Chris is saying? send us some feedback, we might have another...

https://shippingpodcast.com/130-christopher-palsson-head-of-lloyds-list-intelligence-consulting/

Mayte Medina, Chief of Office of Merchant Mariner Credential, Commercial Regulations and Standards Directorate, Assistant Commandant for Prevention Policy, the U.S. Coast Guard

Meet Mayte Medina, Chair of the IMO HTW Sub-committee, (Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping) representing the US Coast Guard at IMO.

Mayte was born and raised in Panama and dreamt of becoming a Panama Canal Pilot as a little girl. She ended up working for the Panama Administration for 7 years after she graduated from Kings Point and sailed for a couple of years. Mayte has been working in the development and implementation of domestic and international maritime safety, security and...

https://shippingpodcast.com/mayte-medina-chief-of-office-of-merchant-mariner-credential-commercial-regulations-and-standards-directorate-assistant-commandant-for-prevention-policy-the-u-s-coast-guard/

Fran Collins, CEO, Red Funnel

Happy New Year 2020!

We are kicking off the new decade with Fran Collins, Chief Executive Officer, Red Funnel. Fran has a dual license and has trained to become both a Master Mariner and a Chief Engineer, however, the life on the Bridge seems to interest her more.

What Fran is sharing with us is music to my ears. We speak about what impact connectivity has had on life onboard, how people now know what they are missing at home and how that can be a double sword. Fran brings up the culture change...

https://shippingpodcast.com/fran-collins-ceo-red-funnel/

Shipping Podcast 2019 in retrospect

Thank you for listening to the Shipping Podcast during 2019!

Thank you to the 26 guests that appeared in the Shipping Podcast during 2019! Excellent, maritime professionals who shared their knowledge and gave us the opportunity to learn from them, I know I did.

I have dived into the statistics around the Shipping Podcast and I am sharing them with you, you get to know which episodes are the most downloaded and how many downloads this podcast have had during the 4,5 years it has been running.

But I...

https://shippingpodcast.com/shipping-podcast-2019-in-retrospect/

Mikael Laurin, Managing Director, Lean Marine

In episode 127 you meet Mikael Laurin, Managing Director, Lean Marine, a company dedicated to automated-fuel saving and data analysis solutions. Mikael comes from a shipping company where he served as the CEO after a career as a consultant for various companies, start-ups and large entities.

Mikael shares his view on the current market, where he thinks our industry is heading, but he also speaks about when his heritage called him to be part of the family-owned shipping company. He welcomes the...

https://shippingpodcast.com/mikael-laurin-managing-director-lean-marine/

Nicola Good, Head of Brand and External Relations, Marine & Offshore, Lloyd’s Register

Nicola Good, a maritime communicator, used to work as a maritime journalist for some 20 years but have now swopped to be the Head of Brand and External Relations at Lloyd’s Register Marine & Offshore department. What is the difference?

How do we become more visible to the general public, how many times have you heard me put that question to my guest? A hundred? Well, Nicola is actually able to give some good advice and she is also coming up with some explanations on why we are stuck where we...

https://shippingpodcast.com/nicola-good-head-of-brand-and-external-relations-marine-offshore-lloyds-register/

Elda Kazara Belja Lecturer and Admissions Officer at the International Maritime Law Institute, IMLI

In episode 125 you meet Elda Kazara Belja, Lecturer and Admissions Officer at the IMO International Maritime Law Institute, IMLI

IMLI’s overall mission is to help build the legal capacity among IMO member states, particularly developing states, to fulfil their obligations under the IMO treaties.

This interview was made June 25th, at the IMO in London and the next day IMLI was celebrating its 30th anniversary which Elda talks about in the episode.

It’s impressive that more than 1000 students from...

https://shippingpodcast.com/elda-kazara-belja-lecturer-and-admissions-officer-at-the-international-maritime-law-institute-imli/

Mads Svendsen, Project Manager for the Functional Review at the International Maritime Organization

In episode 124 you meet the Project Manager for the Functional Review at the International Maritime Organization, Mads Svendsen, and can hear him describe how he has worked with 20 different UN organisations before arriving at the IMO almost a year ago.

The first 6 months Mads spent to try and understand the culture and find out where the organisation want to go before launching a series of workshops and then move on to the strategy. It’s an exciting project and the end goal is a goal-based...

https://shippingpodcast.com/mads-svendsen-project-manager-for-the-functional-review-at-the-international-maritime-organization/

Karine Langlois, Communications Officer for @IMOHQ the UN agency for Maritime Affairs

In this the 3/4 episodes with people employed by the International Maritime Organisation, IMO, you meet Karine Langlois,  Communications Officer for @IMOHQ the UN agency for Maritime Affairs, who speaks about target groups, message to the public about the maritime industry and raising the profile of our industry.

Karine is from Canada but is working for IMO in London, she is the producer and the video photographer for the videos coming out from the IMO. Please have a look at Turning the tide –...

https://shippingpodcast.com/karine-langlois-communications-officer-for-imohq-the-un-agency-for-maritime-affairs/

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