Ship Owners and Managers Gather in Singapore

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Ship owners and managers will gather in Singapore next week to examine the oldest industry developments and International concerns surrounding the notion that today’s shipping industry is not immune to the global terrorist threat – be it physical or across the internet.

Date and schedule

Taking place at the Singapore headquarters of international law firm Reed Smith on Monday, 3rd October, the International Shipowning and Shipmanagement Summit (ISSS) will ask the following thought provoking questions:

  • Is your ship as safe as it should be in today’s dangerous world?
  • Key aspects such as how well you do, as owners and managers.
  • Know your crew and is enough being done to protect them, the ship, as well as the cargo will be debated at the Summit.

Organizers

Shipping Innovation, organisers of the highly successful London International Shipping Week and European Shipping Week, ISSS is being held in association with InterManager, the international trade association for third party and in-house ship managers, and will be chaired by InterManager Secretary-General Capt Kuba Szymanski.

Sponsors

The Summit is generously sponsored by Reed Smith, KVH, MTI Network, The Thome Group, World-Link Communications and Gray Page and is supported by the international shipping industry including the International Chamber of Shipping.

Keynote Address

Chairman, Esben Poulsson, International Chamber of Shipping, will deliver the keynote address.  Sean Moloney, Director of Shipping Innovation and Editorial Director of Ship Management International, will chair one of the afternoon panel discussions.

He said that the changing global political situation has thrust the issues of crew and vessel safety firmly under the spotlight.  But with ship owners and managers struggling to cope with falling freight rates and concerns over the need for increased seafarer competence, what options do they have when it comes to choosing the right people to man their ships?.

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Source: Shipping Innovation