- Guy Hindley has been appointed Chairman of the Baltic Exchange Council, effective 1 January 2025, succeeding Lord Jeffrey Mountevans.
- Hindley’s extensive maritime and shipbroking experience positions him to advance the Baltic Exchange’s global standards and services.
- His focus will include supporting the organization’s strategic goals amid the evolving challenges in the shipping industry.
The Baltic Exchange Council has announced Guy Hindley as its new Chairman, starting 1 January 2025. With decades of experience in the maritime industry, Hindley is expected to bring strategic insight and leadership to the role, succeeding Lord Jeffrey Mountevans, who served as Chairman since 2023.
A Seasoned Leader Takes Charge
Guy Hindley’s appointment comes after serving on the Baltic Exchange Council since 2019 and nearly 40 years at Howe Robinson, where he has been pivotal in shaping the global dry cargo shipping sector.
His shipbroking and maritime operations expertise will strengthen the Baltic Exchange’s mission to elevate shipping standards worldwide.
Acknowledging Past Leadership
Mark Jackson, Chief Executive of the Baltic Exchange, praised outgoing Chairman Lord Jeffrey Mountevans for his contributions and welcomed Hindley.
He noted his strategic insight as a valuable asset for the organization and its members.
Vision for the Baltic Exchange
Hindley expressed his commitment to ensuring the Baltic Exchange remains central to the maritime community.
He emphasized the importance of supporting the industry through its transformation by providing trusted data and services.
Governance and Strategic Goals
The Baltic Exchange Council oversees membership services, social responsibility initiatives, and relationships with regulatory bodies and the wider shipping industry.
Hindley’s vast experience positions him to navigate these areas effectively, enhancing the Baltic Exchange’s global influence.
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Source: Baltic Exchange
