The Oslo Shipping Talks will discuss and evaluate the future for Norwegian maritime enterprises and their global influence. With China as Partner Country in 2010, the event includes high profile speakers who bring and experience and understanding of Asia’s growing dominance of shipping.
The TradeWinds Marine Risk Forum is now established as the melting pot for ideas and interaction between shipowners, risk managers, underwriters, brokers and club managers. Opinions are freely exchanged and common ground sought on solutions.
This Forum aims to examine the key questions: What's in it for ship owners who elect to recycle at so called 'green' facilities? What choices do owners have now and what changes to recycling do owners need to be aware of? What additional financial and regulatory burdens are ship owners going to face when selling their ships for scrap?
Performance critical outsourcing for the maritime industry
Managing Decline and Investing for the Upturn: When and how to position for profit
Returning for the fourth time, the Greek Shipping Summit 2009 will focus specifically on tankers.
The Gateway to New Business: India’s signature maritime event.
Designed and produced for shipping CEO's from listed and private shipping companies, brokers, key investors in shipping, bankers and entrepreneurs. The forum has become a regular fixture in the Norwegian shipping calendar since it first introduced in year 2005.
The TradeWinds Marine Risk Forum is now established as the melting pot for ideas and interaction between shipowners, risk managers, underwriters, brokers and club managers. Opinions are freely exchanged and common ground sought on solutions.
Maritime transportation of crude, products, coal, liquid chemicals and LNG for China
CRUNCH TIME FOR SCRAPPING
As the ship demolition business faces the greatest challenges and changes for a generation, the key commercial and regulatory issues confronting the sector will be debated at an innovative forum in Dubai.
The first Turkish Shipping Summit, organised jointly by TradeWinds and Seatrade, two of the most respected shipping publications worldwide, brought more than 260 delegates from 21 countries to the Ciragan Palace Kempinski to hear speakers from home and abroad.
What role does outsourcing play in shipping today and going forward?
Starting off with a welcome party with a twist, going through some seriously topical subjects and winding up with an artfully argued debate, the 2007 Greek Shipping Summit had something for everyone.
The number one choice of global maritime leaders for conference networking in India.
Oslo Shipping Forum is designed and produced for shipping CEO's from listed and private shipping companies, brokers, key investors in shipping, bankers and entrepreneurs. The forum has become a regular fixture in the Norwegian shipping calendar since it first introduced in year 2005
Plan now to join a top-level line up of shipowners, risk managers, underwriters, Club managers and brokers as the 2nd TradeWinds Marine Risk Forum takes on an Asian focus.
China's energy demand and the issues surrounding supply security and transportation of coal, oil and gas come sharply into focus at this well established and locally supported event.
As shipping companies become more diversified they have drawn on the commercial and financial skills of a growing pool of experts, many found in so-called maritime clusters. Hear from the experts about the business case for outsourcing, the rewards and the risks.
Present Realities, Future Prospects. Join a top level line up of Greek shipowners, operators, bankers, lawyers and classification society officials at the 2nd Greek Shipping Summit in Athens.
The 2006 summit drew a record attendance of 587 participants. This included representatives from the highest echelons of government and the domestic and international maritime industry. An event not to be missed for those with ambitions for their company in India.
Join leading representatives from the Turkish shipping community to discuss all aspects of the changing face of Turkish maritime industries as they try to predict what the future holds for the Eastern Mediterranean.
More than 250 participants took an active part in The Oslo Shipping Forum 2007, challenging the speakers and stimulating lively debate. The event received wide coverage in the Norwegian business press and was covered exclusively by TradeWinds TV.
A top level line up of shipowners, risk managers, underwriters, brokers and P&I club managers gathered in Bermuda last week to discuss current issues surrounding hull and P&I cover at a time when alarm bells are ringing over higher claims.
Shipping China Energy 2007 attracted close to 300 delegates from 19 nations and focussed exclusively on the question of how shipping will respond to China's ever growing energy requirement looking ahead into demand drivers; oil, gas, coal- energy alternatives and fleet programmes.
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