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Shipping Podcast - this is where we talk about the coolest industry on the planet and help raise the maritime industry's prof
The shipping industry is the backbone of international trade, contributing to the globalisation and development of the world, but it's the shipping people who makes the world go around. This is where you meet the maritime professionals, strong characters with an interesting background.
Episodes
267 Dustin Eno, International Crisis Communications Leader
The industry is in the headlines again, are we prepared to tell the good story? Finally, I got to talk to someone who could answer my questions! And he has an idea of how we could make the maritime industry more visible. Dustin Eno is an International Crisis Communications Leader and knows how to communicate and tell a story! Listen to our conversation and send me your thoughts. Email to hello@sh
266 Lena Göthberg, Host and Producer the Shipping Podcast
Back in business! The Shipping Podcast is back from the hiatus, and in this solo episode, I explain my absence. How did you celebrate the International Women in Maritime Day 2026? I share my view on why we need to accelerate the change we are in the middle of and learn from past mistakes to achieve what we want. Thank you for listening. Please send me your feedback hello@shippingpodcast.com
265 Ina Reksten, CEO Manta Marine Technologies
265 Shipping Podcast - Can the shipping industry make the world a better place? Listen to Ina Reksten, CEO Manta Marine Technologies, and learn more about how technology is advancing the maritime industry to become a sollution for the future of our planet. We talk about leadership and bold decision-making, enabling further development of our industry. Thank you for listening. If you like it, share
264 Maria Bos, CEO Plug
Plugged In: How Shore Power Is Cleaning Up Our Ports In this episode, we dig into shore power—the system that lets docked ships plug into port power rather than burning fuel on board. This simple switch reduces fuel use, drastically cuts air pollution, and helps port cities enforce anti-idling laws. Listen to Maria Bos, CEO of Plug, a professional operator focusing on stable, easy-to-use shore po
263 Danielle Southcott, Founder & CEO, Veer Group
Are we walking the talk of clean shipping? In this episode you will listen to Danielle Southcott, Founder & CEO of the Veer Group, a multi-award-winning clean shipping startup. With the help of startup angel investors, the Veer Group is ready to build the worlds' first container vessel with no combustion at all. It's all Wind, hydrogen fuel cells, and an electric engine. Danielle is very passiona
262 Shipping Podcast Ten Years Anniversary
It's been ten years! Ten years of learning, finding new friends, and building something new and exciting! In this episode, Lena walks down memory lane and gives a little bit of behind-the-scenes content. It was hard to decide what to share, what my listeners are interested in hearing, and what I haven't shared previously. I dive into what I have learned, and what I might have contributed to the m
261 Elizabeth Marami, Marine Pilot Unlimited Master Mariner, Kenya Port Authority
Turning the tide "Rejection is just another wave to ride." These words by Elizabeth Marami echo far beyond the deck of a ship—they speak to every woman daring to defy the odds. Listen to Liz Marami; she is a trailblazer in every sense of the word. She was the first female pilot in the Port of Mombasa, the first woman onboard many ships, and the first person of colour on the bridge of a cruise shi
260 Captain Kate McCue
Captain Kate McCue Sets a New Course Why did Captain Kate McCue—trailblazing mariner and the face of modern cruising—leave her high-profile role at Celebrity Cruises? And what's bringing her to the shipyards of Italy, where she's helping shape one of the most ambitious luxury yachting projects in the world? In this episode, we explore McCue's bold transition from mega cruise ships to the helm of F
259 Christian Ioannou, CEO MCTC Marine Ltd
How food is contributing to the welfare onboard a ship In this episode, we explore the powerful connection between food and crew welfare onboard ships. Gone are the days when meals were the central social event of the day—today, many seafarers spend more time alone in their cabins. But despite this shift, the importance of a good meal has not diminished. Christian Ioannou, CEO of MCTC Marine Ltd.
258 Women in Maritime Day 2025
Happy International Day for Women in Maritime 2025! Lena is at the IMO to celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime and attend the IMO Gender Equality Award Ceremony. The International Day for Women in Maritime has been celebrated globally on May 18th every year since 2019. This year, the International Maritime Organisation is conducting a Symposium on the theme An Ocean of Opportu
257 Maria Yiassa, Co-Founder Seaorama
Maritime as a gaming concept Maria Yiassa is the Co-Founder of SeaOrama, a strategic game where you can experience the challenges of running a successful shipping company. This is the way to raise the profile of the maritime industry! Get the gamers and their parents interested, and there is a way to influence young people to choose a career within the maritime sector. Brilliant! Listen to Maria
256 Camilla Wadstrup Westergaard, Vessel Assurance Surveyor
Are we following the times? Leadership and situational awareness are not part of maritime education. If we want to achieve our goals to become sustainable, then we need the right people. So many things have to change for us to become seriously competitive with other industries. We need to target very young children so that we can become part of their dreams. Listen to Camilla Westergaard, one of
255 Britta Müller, Brittas Hafen Podcast
Spreading the word about the maritime industry in Germany Hearing someone say you have inspired them to do something is the best feeling in the world! After listening to the Shipping Podcast, Britta Müller started the Brittas Hafen Podcast in 2021. Now, we get to "compare notes" about what it is like to be a podcaster in the maritime sphere. Listen to Brittas and I's conversation to gain insight
254 Dr Therese Canning, Southampton Solent University
Words are powerful Have you ever been the subject of a dissertation? The first 63 episodes of the Shipping Podcast laid the groundwork for an extensive research project, and now is the time to unveil the results. It's been eight years since Therese Canning contacted me to discuss her study. She mentioned using the interviews from this platform to explore what individuals in the maritime industry w
253 Emma Mark, Executive Coach, EJB Coaching
Who leaves the maritime industry? Meet Emma Mark, Executive Coach at EJB Coaching. She left the maritime industry for a while but has returned to contribute with her experience and knowledge. We discuss our similar experiences as women in the maritime industry and share the good and the bad. What is the current role model when entering the industry? Has it changed, or do we need to take action to
252 George S. Leone, President and Chair of the Board of Homecoming 250
Homecoming 250, the celebration of the US Navy and US Marine Corps' 250th anniversaries Mark your calendar for October 9 -16, 2025, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps in their birthplace - Philadelphia and the Delaware River - as a grand opening event of the Semiquincentennial of the United States. In episode 252, George S Leone, the President and Chair of
251 Shipping Podcast Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer
The disappearing act is over! I am back! Happy New Year, and best wishes for a prosperous 2025! What are the pros and cons of continuing the Shipping Podcast? How can I be the voice for change and progress in the maritime industry if I don't change myself? Am I able to live up to my demands on the maritime industry? Please send me feedback on this episode; it will make my day! hello@shipping
250 Lena Göthberg, Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
Shall I stay or should I go? I am working my way through big decisions. Should I continue podcasting when I reach the tenth-anniversary next summer, or should I stop? How do I take the Shipping Podcast to the next level if I continue? There are so many things to consider moving forward. I am strategising, so I haven't had time to make new interviews. I am talking about why this is happening now.
249 Arsenio Dominguez, Secretary-General International Maritime Organization
Navigating the Future of Maritime Sustainability In this special episode, we are honoured to welcome Arsenio Domínguez, the Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Recorded during the 82nd Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) session in London, this conversation offers a rare glimpse into the mind of a visionary leader who is spearheading global efforts to pro
248 Lena in London Autumn 2024
London calling! In this episode, I take you on a journey to London. It's like a diary of my visit from September 30 to October 2nd. I went to https://www.nykeurope.com/ to https://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/en-gb/locations/london and to https://www.imo.org/ I hope you enjoy my little adventure. Thanks for listening! #everyconversationmatters
247 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer Shipping Podcast
What have I learned from my mistakes? What mistakes have you made, and what have you learned? In episode 247, I share my mistakes as a podcasting host and producer, inviting you to join me in this shared learning experience. If you want to email me, please do so at hello@shippingpodcast.com Thank you for listening! #everyconversationmatters
246 Erik Froste, CEO Swedish Roadferries - improved soundquality
On a maritime mission in Ukraine Meet Erik Froste, CEO of Swedish Roadferries, assigned by the European Union Advisory Mission for Civilian Security Sector Reform Ukraine (EUAM Ukraine), to go to Odesa and find out when Ukraine can fulfil the crucial maritime requirements of becoming a member of the European Union. Erik was on this mission for six months earlier this year, and you must listen to
245 Alison Cusack, Principal Lawyer, Cusack & Co Pty Ltd
https://shippingpodcast.com/245-alison-cusack-principal-lawyer-cusack-co-pty-ltd/The Australian General Average Nerd Alison Cusack, Principal Lawyer at Cusack & Co Pty Ltd in Melbourne, is an expert on General Average. If you have never understood the principles of the General Average, this episode is for you! In addition, there is no aspect of the maritime industry we don't touch upon in our c
244 Lina Buurstra, SAR Mission Coordinator, Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre, Swedish Maritime Authority
Mayday! Who is answering your emergency call? In episode 244, we meet Lina Buurstra, a SAR Mission Coordinator at the Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre. She answers your call when you are in distress, and she knows how to make things right again. Lina has a background as a Master Mariner before becoming a rescue leader. We hear about what incidents stuck with Lina, and she also tells the behind-
243 Erik Froste, CEO Swedish Roadferries for better sound, go to episode 246
On a maritime mission in Ukraine Meet Erik Froste, CEO of Swedish Roadferries, assigned by the European Union Advisory Mission for Civilian Security Sector Reform Ukraine (EUAM Ukraine), to go to Odesa and urgently assess when Ukraine can fulfil the crucial maritime requirements of becoming a member of the European Union. Erik was on this mission for six months earlier this year, and you must li
242 Kriss Petersson, Head of Talent & Culture, AELER Technologies SA
A new way of looking at the workforce in shipping A new way of looking at the people working in our organisations is to take a more human approach to work. Kriss Petersson is the Head of Talent and Culture at Aeler Technologies, not the Head of HR. Listen to Kriss explain how a more people—and culture-oriented mindset can change an entire industry. She strives for diversity of thought and openness
241 Kshitij Parashar, Program Lead of Cargo Visibility, Digital Container Shipping Association, DCSA
Continuous visibility into container whereabouts This episode is sponsored by the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA). Learn more about their efforts in shaping the digital future of container shipping at https://www.dcsa.org/ In this episode, we dive into the digital transformation of the container shipping industry with insights from the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA).
240 Chris Sunderman, Program Lead Banks, Digital Container Shipping Association, DCSA
Accelerating trade digitalisation This episode is sponsored by the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA). Learn more about their efforts in shaping the digital future of container shipping at https://www.dcsa.org/ In this episode, we dive into the digital transformation of the container shipping industry with insights from the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA). We discuss the
239 Chirag Bahri, International Operations Manager at International Seafarers' Welfare & Assistance Network, ISWAN.
Seafarers - the unsung heroes Imagine being held hostage onboard a ship, which is your workplace, for seven months! Chirag Bahri is now the International Operations Manager at the International Seafarers' Welfare & Assistance Network, ISWAN, but he knows the feeling and is willing to share. Picture the fear, the willingness to obey, and the uncertainty that permeates the ship. The dynamics of the
238 Mathijs Slangen, Vice President Sales & Marketing Europe, Flexport
With the mission to make global trade easy for everyone In this episode, I reconnect with Mathijs Slangen, now the Vice President of Sales & Marketing Europe for Flexport, to delve into the transformative power of digitising the supply chain. Key Points: Mathijs Slangen's journey from our past acquaintance to his current role at Flexport. The importance of digitising the supply chain
237 Lena Gothberg , Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
Shipping Podcast - No conversation available There are too many things to do and too little time. You have 236 previous episodes to listen to, and I hope you can forgive me for not meeting your expectations this week. I haven't had time to record any new conversations. Until the next time - from me to you, over & out! #everyconversationmatters
236 Tatiana Liperti, Content Writer for the maritime industry
Advice on marketing - how to become an influencer and attract new clients Let's craft compelling content for your business to boost your visibility on LinkedIn. That's Tatiana Lipertis' mission; she knows how to build your brand on LinkedIn. Tatiana is a Content Writer for the maritime industry, and she has 11,000+ followers on that social media platform. In this episode, we discuss how and why th
235 Elisabeth Munck af Rosenschöld, Head of Sustainability, IKEA Supply Chain Operations
Sustainability is truly about people! Listen to Elisabeth Munck, Head of Sustainability at IKEA Supply Chain Operations. She is passionate about sustainability and has been working on the sustainability agenda in Supply Chain Operations since 2016. IKEA released their Supply Chain Operations Decarb Catalogue this week. Here is the link if you want to read more. Elisabeth discusses IWAY– the IKEA
234 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
The Audience view The result is in, the audience has spoken. The Shipping Podcast is worth listening to. So say both men and women. The unique selling point is the diverse guests who generously share their knowledge. There is much more to dive into, and in episode 234, Lena shares the results from the Audience Survey. If you haven't had the time to give your views, you have until March 31st to d
233 Sid Lewis, Partner Jones Walker LLP, and Sara Kuebel, Associate in the Jones Walker Maritime Practice Group
Safer Seas Act - Coast Guard Policies to Address Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Prevention and Response on Vessels Listen to the Marine Log Listen Up Podcast The maritime industry has acknowledged the problem, and measurements to prevent any harassment and bullying are being discussed by industry bodies. In this episode, we are going to discuss the maritime industry's response to sexual
232 Salvatore Mercogliano, Ph.D., Chair, Department of History Criminal Justice and Political Science at Campbell University
What is going on with shipping? In episode 232, Sal Mercogliano, a former mariner, a teacher and a Youtuber, is the guest. We talk about the global hotspots and how what is going on there impacts shipping. Sal is passionate about putting today's shipping in a historical context. He started his Youtube channel, What is Going on with Shipping, when EVER GIVEN was stuck in the Suez Canal, and he foun
231 Therese Lundquist, CEO Sea Technology AB
Floating ports, is that part of a sustainable society? Sea Technology is currently working with the design of a new type of floating container and cruise vessel terminal. Therese Lundquist is the CEO of Sea Technology AB and is the guest in episode 231 of the Shipping Podcast. Therese is passionate about disruptive, innovative ideas to contribute to the Blue Ocean. She has a marketing and sales b
230 Lena Göthberg, Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
https://shippingpodcast.com/230-lena-gothberg-host-and-producer-shipping-podcast/Who is in the audience? Hello, Shipping Podcast lovers! I am asking for your opinion. Please reply to the Shipping Podcast Audience Survey. We are closing 2023 and looking forward to the year ahead. In this episode, I sum up a bit of the year and ask my audience to let me know who they are and what they think about t
229 Team Full Foarce - World's Toughest Row 2024 Pacific
The race of a lifetime Four adventurous women are preparing for the World's Toughest Row 2024. They will row from Monterey, California, to Hawaii. That takes at least thirty-five days. Listen to my conversation with Cassidy Hurd and Elaina Loveless, how it all came about, how they prepare, and their goal. Mission: "To be a competitive, energetic, and uplifting team who forms lifelong friendships
228 John Cooper, CEO BAR Technologies
Spearheading wind-assisted propulsion WindWings project is a commitment to leading the way towards a zero-carbon future while enhancing vessel efficiency. BAR Technologies believe there is more to be done to harness wind power and push shipping into a greener and more efficient era for the shipping industry. We cannot wait for future newbuildings to help us meet new regulations and CO2 reductions.
227 Alexander Enström, Executive Vice President of Marine, Hempel
How vital is coating for the efficiency of a ship? With more than 14 years of experience in the coating industry, Alexander Enström leads Hempel's Marine Segment as Executive Vice President. In episode 227 we continue the deep dive into hull specifics or as Alexander says "We are in business to protect the assets from corrosion". Listen to Alexander, go back and listen to episode 222 with Philip
226 International Antifouling Conference 2023
Hull performance Shipowners and ship managers are seeking solutions to manage hull performance more effectively. Why is that? It's because they want to make their fleet more sustainable, and they also want to save money. Les effective hull performance > more fuel and more emissions. Listen to Jennifer Arden, Marketing, Brand & Relations Manager at i-tech and organiser of the International Antif
225 Vera Tax, Member of the European Parliament (MEP), member of the Committee on Transport and Tourism
What does the "Fit for 55 in 2030 package" mean for the maritime industry? In episode 225, I had the pleasure of speaking with Vera Tax who is a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) and a member of the Committee on Transport and Tourism. There are so many new proposals now in the pipeline for the maritime industry, and since Vera has been involved in them all, I took the opportunity to ask abou
224 Ronald Spithout, Managing Director of OneHealth by VIKAND
Remote health care How can digital health solutions contribute to good health and wellness at sea? In this episode, I discuss that with the Managing Director of OneHealth by VIKAND, Ronald Spithout. Ronald held several positions in the maritime industry. Before retiring last year, he was the President of Inmarsat's maritime satellite systems, so connectivity is close to his heart. Combining Ronal
223 Slavia Kristina Jumelet, Product Owner for Operational Efficiency Standards, Digital Container Shipping Association
Industry-standard in the container business Slavia Kristina Jumelet is a Product Owner for Operational Efficiency Standards at the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA), which is a neutral, non-profit group founded by major ocean carriers to digitise and standardise container shipping. DCSA member carriers include MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Evergreen, Yang Ming, HMM and ZIM.
222 Philip Chaabane - CEO i-tech AB
https://shippingpodcast.com/222-philip-chaabane-ceo-i-tech/Revisiting a Swedish maritime startup, now noted on NASDAQ Antifouling coatings are necessary to protect a ship's hull from attaching marine organisms. Ship owners need marine coating solutions that deliver fouling prevention for vessels with differing activity levels, shipping routes and construction. Selektope® is a unique biocide that,
221 Digital Health Solutions
Smooth Sailing How does the acceptance of digital health solutions in the maritime industry impact the employee well-being of seafarers? That is something two Master students decided to look into as they were writing their thesis. Charlotta Herkommer and Sandra Siljevik Laine study Business Administration at the University of Jönköping, Sweden, in the Digital Business Programme. Nevertheless, the
220 Baltic Ports Organization
Proactive. Flexible. Resilient. The Baltic Ports Organization's mission is to contribute to economic, social and environmentally sustainable development of maritime transport and the port industry in the Baltic Sea region, thereby strengthening its global competitiveness. Once a year, the Baltic Ports gather for a Conference, and September 6-8, 2023, the Conference will be hosted by the Port of Ys
219 Empowering Women in Transport: the maritime industry and the Role of the EU part 2
Panel discussion in the European Parliament June, 27th 2023, part 2 Episode 219 is the second part of the panel discussion in Brussels organised by Ms Vera Tax, MEP, to raise awareness amongst the maritime community and policymakers about the importance of women and how to improve working conditions in the sector. The participants have generously given me permission to share with you what we dis
218 Empowering Women in Transport: the maritime industry and the Role of the EU
Panel discussion in the European Parliament June, 27th 2023 Ms Vera Tax, MEP European Parliament, organised this panel event to raise awareness amongst the maritime community and policymakers about the importance of women and how to improve working conditions in the sector. This is a recording of our discussion on June 27 in Brussels. The participants have generously given me permission to shar
217 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer of the Shipping Podcast
Why is it important with a diverse and inclusive maritime industry? I was invited to the European Parliament to participate on a panel discussion on Empowering Women in the Maritime industry and the role of the EU, organised by Miss Vera Tax (MEP). Since you were not there, and I took the time to prepare my interjections, I thought that it would be a good idea to share my thoughts on this topic
216 Emily Babot, Environmental Project Manager, Aeler Technologies
All parts in the logistical chain needs to link together Listen to Emily Babot, Environmental Project Manager, Aeler Technologies, a young engineer and a former sailor. We talk about how rewarding it is to work in the maritime industry since we face many challenges. Emily's passion for the sea made her go for a career in shipping, first as a cadet and then on the engineering side when she decided
215 Magic Port - Ship agents makes it all happen
The future is digital Listen to Pacmar, an experienced Singapore-based ship agent who recently embarked on their digital transformation journey with MagicPort's Ship Agency solution. Capt Sitki Kok, the founder, joins us, and Mr Osman Budak, the Operations Manager for their agency business. Together with Magic Port, we will create dedicated content focused on the digital transformation journeys
214 Eman Abdalla, Global Operations Director for Cargill Ocean Transportation
There is so much spotlight today on diversity, inclusion and equity What do you stand for? What are your values? What is your purpose? What is your goal? Those are the things the next generation is looking for. They will not choose to work for you if you don't have the answer. Listen to Eman Abdalla, Global Operations Director for Cargill Ocean Transportation, describing what an attractive employe
213 Lena Gothberg, Host and Producer, Shipping Podcast
In my honest opinion Every conversation matters. That is something that I have realised over the years of producing the Shipping Podcast. We need to talk about the change we want, and we need to speak about what we want to achieve. And we need to listen to people with other viewpoints to understand the pain points and how we can make them less painful. Where do I find the Stars of the Sea to be g
212 Sameer Kalra, President Marine Division, Executive Vice President, Alfa Laval Group
It's all about changing our behaviour and opening-up The maritime industry is facing so many challenges. The only way forward is to change our behaviour and collaborate with others. Listen to Sameer Kalra, President of the Marine Division and Executive Vice President at the Alfa Laval Group. Going from old traditions to a new way of thinking is how you change. It's interesting to listen to Sameer
211 Next generation shipping, part 2
What do the young people in our industry think about the future? Be comfortable to be uncomfortable; it's crucial when working at sea. The next generation of leaders is singing the same old song; We need to promote working in shipping since hardly anyone knows what it's like. It's the same old Cinderella story. It's time for us to do something about that! Otherwise, the explanations to friends
210 Next generation shipping, part 1
What do the young people in our industry think about the future? Who better to ask than the next generation of shipping? Listen to Jeanna, Alva and Max. They are at the beginning of their careers and are very passionate about the maritime industry. We can learn so much by just listening to what they think. This exciting conversation continued for a while, so the end product is two episodes, 210
209 Erik Eklund, Chief Commercial Officer, Candela
Electric hydro foiling vessels trending again Seeing is believing. That is a saying that fits very well with Candela. You need to see this video to understand what we are talking about. Boats flying! It's super cool, and it's a changemaker. Erik Eklund is the Chief Commercial Officer of Candela. When he talks about his career, it's like it was all building up to his current position. You can hear
208 Heather Enness, Master Mariner
Parenthood at sea According to the IMO, 2% of seafarers are women at sea. I wonder what the percentage of Mummies at sea is!? Like 0.01%!!?! Less!!?! A post on LinkedIn sparked my curiosity. Heather Enness, Master Mariner and mother of three, posted the above. Young people I meet in the maritime industry get questions about if they don't want to have a family since they are going to work at sea.
207 Matthew Schwab, Captain, CEO, and Subject Matter Expert
Waves of change In episode 207, you meet Matthew Schwab, Captain, CEO, and Subject Matter Expert. Matthew is a former Master Mariner who has gone ashore and is now using all his skills from his time at sea to business development and coaching. Matthew believes in the true strength of blockchain and is sorry to see the TradeLens project being scrapped. We discuss web2 and web3, and Matthew explains
206 Anna Wu, Project Logistics Specialist China
The maritime industry from the view of a young Chinese woman I received an email from a loyal listener in Shanghai who is entering her career in the maritime industry and wanted to tell me how much the Shipping Podcast has meant to her. Of course, I wanted to speak to her and hear what she had to say about our industry not being so visible and unable to reach the #nextgeneration with our message
205 Dita Bruijn, Director North Sea P&O Ferries
From the Netherlands to South America and back again In this episode, I am in conversation with Dita Bruijn, the Director North Sea of P&O Ferries. Dita is a true global maritime professional with an exciting career in the liner business who has now taken on the challenge of working with ferries. She is very interested in the digital transformation the maritime industry is experiencing. Dita B
204 Heléne Mellquist, President Volvo Penta
Our cultural values align with the Volvo Group and include customer focus, passion, teamwork, and professionalism. There are so many good things to pick up on in this episode. Sustainability, leadership, courage, new tech, next generation. And all is connected. Everyone must take a leap of faith and dare to learn new things. That is how we will reach the maritime industry 2.0 - just like every lin
203 Marianna Levtov, Director Development East Asia, Middle East & CIS Countries/ Head of Regulatory Affairs, Nexxiot
IoT is not scary; it's enabling us to focus on exciting things In episode 203, we meet a Change Agent who promotes and supports a new way of doing things. Marianna Levtov is currently working at Nexxiot, where she focuses on IoT, innovations, and digitised solutions in transport and logistics. We discuss why shipping and maritime, which have been so instrumental in globalisation for a long time, a
202 Niclas Dahl, Managing Director Oceanbird
Powered by wind Meet Niclas Dahl, Managing Director of Oceanbird, the startup company aiming to re-introduce wind as power for vessels transporting goods. It sounds like going backwards, but it's taking advantage of all new tech available, contributing to a sustainable maritime industry. Listen to our conversation, which sails through the challenges of starting a new setup in an old-fashioned in
201 Captain James Foong, Master Mariner
Life at sea. In episode 201, Captain James Foong, Master Mariner from Malaysia, speaks about the life of a seafarer. We talk about the challenges, the marine family you belong to when onboard, the different cultures you meet and why being a Captain is being a Leader. James is passionate about raising the profile of the maritime industry, and he does a good job. He is interested in the new media l
200 Lena Gothberg celebrates the 200th episode
Unbelievable! I am celebrating the 200th episode of the Shipping Podcast!! If anyone had told me when I started in 2015 that I would go on, releasing one new episode every other Friday, I would not have believed it. And yet, here we are! I have met so many people, generous with their time and knowledge! And when I think back, I have learned so much! Thanks to my listeners, I still feel like there
199 Maria Theodosiou, Managing Director, GenPro
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. We speak about so many exciting topics, and Maria underlines the different moral compasses of the next generation. To lead them into the business, we must consider being open-minded, inclusive, brave, and approach
198 Henrik Tunfors, Senior Advisor at the Swedish Transport Agency and Chair of the IMO MASS Working Groups8
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! What do you think? Will we see a code for safety and regulations of MASS
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. Johan thinks we have a
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. Through financial and technical support for countries working to reduce poverty and inequality, we help improve health and education and advance infrastructure.
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. In addition, I have met Marcus before, so I knew he had something to bring to the table. I hope you enjoy our conversation about the maritime industry. We touch upon many current topics.
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. We need to start talking about the Blue Economy and what opportunities lay there instead of the segments of everything like we do today. Once we change our mindset, that's when we can become a sustainable industry. Kate underlines that we need to pivot. We do that by
Bonus: 7 years 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 everythin
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. This is the first part of my conversation with Kate; the second part will be released on August 12, 2022. Give us a shoutout on social media if you agree or disagree with our
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. Listen to Steen Lund, Chief Executive Officer, RightShip, in episode 192 and please come back
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. Catherine is calling for more ESG start
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. We have a candid conversation about all the challenges the shipping industry faces. Synnøve has two Masters degrees, both in engineering and maritime finance, not in naval architecture as her father wanted. We speak about #d
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. Do we want to change them, or are we just so happy that everything is back to "same old, same old"? Episode 189 is a solo episode where Lena shares how disappointed she is to see that nothing changed. But she is excited o
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