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Carleen Lyden Walker is the Chief Evolution Officer of SHIPPINGInsight, leveraging off her experience as a marketing and communications professional in the commercial maritime industry with over 40 years of experience. She specializes in identifying, developing and implementing strategic programs that position SHIPPINGInsight as the most effective forum for shipowners and solution providers to advance optimization and innovation in the maritime sphere. In 2015, Ms. Lyden Walker was appointed a Goodwill Maritime Ambassador by the International Maritime Organization (IMO). She is a member of WISTA (Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association), the Connecticut Maritime Association, WIMAC (Women in Maritime Association, Caribbean) and is a Past-President of the Propeller Club Chapter of the Port of NY/NJ. She was also elected to the Board of Trustees of Tall Ships America Foundation, Northeast Maritime Institute, and the New Era Academy (Baltimore Harbor School). Ms. Lyden Walker is also CEO of Morgan Marketing & Communications, Co-Founder/Executive Director of NAMEPA, and Founder of both CARIBMEPA and the Consortium for International Maritime Heritage. In 2010 she was awarded the Certificate of Merit by the United States Coast Guard, and in 2014 a Public Service Commendation for her work on World Maritime Day and AMVER, respectively. She held a USCG Captain’s license.
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Matan was an officer in the Israeli navy for eight years before co-founding Windward with Ami Daniel, whom he met while serving in the navy. Matan previously managed the company’s product team, and currently runs the sales operations in the US. Over the last 10 years, he has helped grow the company across four continents and become a world leader in the field of maritime insights. Matan holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management from IDC Herzliya University.
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Sean T. Pribyl is a business attorney and Partner in Holland & Knight’s Washington, D.C., office where he supports the firm’s Maritime, International Trade, and Energy practices. With close to 30 years of combined experience in the maritime sector, Mr. Pribyl focuses his practice on regulatory compliance, marine casualty investigations, international trade and sanctions, oil/gas/renewable energy, offshore wind, the Jones Act coastwise trade, marine claims and disputes, and MARPOL defense.
Prior to joining Holland & Knight, Mr. Pribyl worked as a senior claims executive and lawyer in Arendal, Norway, with the world’s largest P&I Club. Prior to his time in Norway, he practiced law at an international and maritime law firm in Washington, D.C. Before entering private practice, he served as a U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) judge advocate (“JAG”) at the Office of Maritime and International Law and the Eighth Coast Guard District in New Orleans, the latter of which he served as the primary legal advisor to the federal on-scene coordinator for the Deepwater Horizon Incident Management Team and lead legal advisor to a joint National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)-USCG major marine casualty.
Mr. Pribyl is also an internationally recognized thought leader on maritime law and policy and is a regular speaker at international conferences on topics related to maritime law and policy, marine casualties, renewable energy, and environmental matters in the maritime sector. He is a widely published author in various outlets, including multiple chapter contributions to academic and industry treatises. Outside the firm, he is the Chair of the American Bar Association Admiralty and Maritime Law Committee, and serves as the Policy, Regulatory & Incentives Workstream Lead at the Blue Sky Maritime Coalition. Mr. Pribyl was a long-standing Member of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Marine Board where he served for six years on various workgroups such as Maritime Policy, Maritime Decarbonization, Offshore Wind, and Novel Technologies.
Mr. Pribyl earned his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Business and Economic Law from Georgetown University Law Center, where he also served as a Fellow in the Institute of International Economic Law. He holds a M.A. degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War College, a J.D. from Washburn University School of Law, and a B.S. from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy.
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Angelica Sogor is an experienced maritime professional, with 13 years of experience in maritime operations, safety, training and development, and regulatory compliance.
She began her career designing and managing maritime training courses and professional development programs, including technical and non-technical training for regulatory compliance and custom client needs. She then gained experience in operational vessel management and regulatory compliance (including health, safety, security, and environmental) with cruise ships and privately owned passenger vessels.
She currently works as a Manager, Marine Safety & Training at Carnival Cruise Line in Miami, Florida. At Carnival, she has an essential role of implementing and verifying regulatory safety and training procedures and programs, as well as managing emergency response preparedness. She creates and manages shipboard emergency response procedures; implements crew training, drill, and assessment programs; and supports passenger safety through implementation of the onboard guest safety briefing process.
She holds a B.A. and M.S. in Marine Affairs and Policy from the University of Miami (Miami, FL, USA) and a M.S. in Education (with graduate certificates in Teaching the Adult Learner and Leadership in Technology) from Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, MD, USA).
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Keegan Plaskon serves as ABS Director of Business Development for Eastern Americas, responsible for client development and strategic planning within the region. Prior to his current role, he worked as a Marine Surveyor in both the U.S. and South Korea. His nearly 20 years at ABS range from survey of existing vessels to new construction projects for offshore vessels and drilling units. Before joining ABS, he sailed commercially as a USCG licensed Engineer and is a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and received his Master of Engineering from the University of Virginia.
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Bart Kelleher is Chief Financial Officer for Ardmore Shipping Corporation (NYSE: ASC). He has over 25 years of progressive experience in the maritime, finance, energy, and industrials sectors. Most recently from 2016-2022, Mr. Kelleher held executive roles with Chembulk Tankers, an owner and operator of stainless-steel chemical tankers, serving as Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Strategy Officer. Prior to that from 2010-2015, he was the Chief Operating Officer of Principal Maritime Management which owned and operated a fleet of Suezmax crude carriers and chemical tankers; he also functioned as acting Chief Financial Officer during the company’s start-up and initial growth phases. In addition to his executive experience in the maritime transportation sector, Mr. Kelleher has held roles in investment banking, commercial banking, equity research, and capital markets in the maritime and energy-related industries at Bear Stearns and HSH Nordbank. Earlier in his career, he served as a deck officer onboard US-flag crude oil tankers and held management positions in both the cruise industry and with a leading naval architecture firm. Mr. Kelleher holds an MBA from Columbia Business School, an MS in Ocean Systems Management from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a BE in Naval Architecture from New York Maritime College. Mr. Kelleher serves as a Director of Element 1 Corporation, a developer of methanol to hydrogen technology, and as an Advisory Board Member to OrbitMI, an innovative technology firm offering advanced AI-based fleet performance management solutions.
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Margaret Kaigh Doyle has spent over three decades working in the maritime and energy sectors. Doyle is currently the Director of TSEA-GREEN, the decarbonization platform at Transparensea Fuels LLC. Margaret Doyle is a current board member of First10Forward, an organization comprised of women graduates of the US Merchant Marine Academy whose motto is, “Empowering Women to be Exceptional”. Doyle is a founding member of F10F and served as its first President.
Over the course of her career Doyle was responsible for developing and delivering the first set of LNG Bunkering Courses in North America. She also worked as a member of the prep team for Eagle LNG Partners’ Talleyrand Bunkering Depot, designed and built specifically to fuel the Crowley Dual Fuel ConRo Vessels.
Doyle participates on various delegations to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) most recently focusing on the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from ships. Margaret Doyle serves as a contributor to dozens of industry forums and organizations and is a 3-time recipient of the US Coast Guard Public Service Commendation. She is a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and holds advanced degrees in engineering from The George Washington and Pennsylvania State Universities. Doyle is also a graduate of the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) Professional Port Manager Program.
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James Watson is currently and independent consultant providing business development services to maritime clients. He previously held the position of Senior Vice President of American Bureau of Shipping Global Government Services, where he was responsible for the government market sector across the four ABS divisions and technology. Before becoming Senior VP of Global Government Services, Watson was President and COO for the Americas Division where he was responsible for all operations of the American Bureau of Shipping in the Western Hemisphere.
Prior to joining ABS, Watson served as Director of the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement at the US Department of Interior. In this role he provided regulatory oversight for energy exploration and production on the US Outer Continental Shelf. Before becoming BSEE Director, Watson served as the US Coast Guard’s Director of Prevention Policy for Marine Safety, Security and Stewardship, where his responsibilities included commercial vessel safety and security, ports and cargo safety and security and maritime investigations. He was also designated as the Federal On-Scene Coordinator for the government-wide response to the Macondo incident in the Gulf of Mexico.
Watson earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Marine Engineering from USCGA in 1978. He received his Master of Science in Naval Architecture and his Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 1985. Watson earned an additional Master of Science in Strategic Studies at the National Defense University in 2001.
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Margaret Kaigh Doyle has spent over three decades working in the maritime and energy sectors. Doyle is currently the Director of TSEA-GREEN, the decarbonization platform at Transparensea Fuels LLC. Margaret Doyle is a current board member of First10Forward, an organization comprised of women graduates of the US Merchant Marine Academy whose motto is, “Empowering Women to be Exceptional”. Doyle is a founding member of F10F and served as its first President.
Over the course of her career Doyle was responsible for developing and delivering the first set of LNG Bunkering Courses in North America. She also worked as a member of the prep team for Eagle LNG Partners’ Talleyrand Bunkering Depot, designed and built specifically to fuel the Crowley Dual Fuel ConRo Vessels.
Doyle participates on various delegations to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) most recently focusing on the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from ships. Margaret Doyle serves as a contributor to dozens of industry forums and organizations and is a 3-time recipient of the US Coast Guard Public Service Commendation. She is a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and holds advanced degrees in engineering from The George Washington and Pennsylvania State Universities. Doyle is also a graduate of the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) Professional Port Manager Program.
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Marius Suteu is a seasoned leader in Technology and Innovation with over 15 years of experience, specializing in Shipping and fleet efficiency optimization. He holds a Global Executive MBA from EAE Business School and a master’s in supply chain from INESEM Business School. Formerly the Senior Vice President of fleet Performance at Lloyd’s Register and currently the Head of Emerging opportunities and the CTO of Eyesea. His expertise spans product development, business management and M&A advisement in the maritime sector, with a strong focus on sustainability and technological innovation.
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The Reverend Mark Nestlehutt is President & Executive Director of the Seamen’s Church Institute (SCI). Founded in lower Manhattan in 1834 as a mission of the Episcopal Church (Anglican Communion), SCI is the largest mariner service agency in North America and focuses on seafarer well-being, crisis response, and pastoral care through vessel visiting, counseling, transportation and hospitality; mariner continuing education and professional training through its Center for Maritime Education; and mariner advocacy and seafarer rights through its Center for Mariner Advocacy (formerly the Center for Seafarer’s Rights). Mark has more than two decades of parish, school, and diocesan experience in the United States, Australia, South Africa, and Greece. Prior to ordination, he worked in finance and banking, and served as a line officer in the U.S. Navy. Mark is Chairperson of the Charity Trustees of the International Christian Maritime Association (ICMA), a trustee of the National Waterways Foundation, Inc., and President of the Life Saving Benevolent Association, 1847 (LSBA)
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Taoufik Ameziane is a professional with over 20 years of experience in the field of satellite communication. Throughout this time, he has developed a deep understanding of both mobile and fixed satellite communication (satcom) systems, their applications, and the unique challenges they address across various industries. He has witnessed firsthand the remarkable advancements within the satellite communication industry, particularly the recent deployment of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations by companies such as SpaceX with its Starlink project.
His involvement includes the deployment of satellite communication terminals across multiple sectors, including maritime operations, emergency response services, and remote asset management. His contributions have been pivotal in helping organizations maintain critical communications during emergencies, enhance operational efficiencies, and improve crew welfare through reliable satellite voice and internet connectivity.
Taoufik Ameziane earned a Masters Degree in Business Administration ( MBA ) in 2003, and is fluent in five languages. He currently works as the Director of Inside Sales within the Yacht division at MTN, and remains excited about the opportunities that lie ahead within this fast evolving industry.
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Megan O’Leary is Director of Operations at Blue Sky Maritime Coalition, a non-profit organization that aims to achieve net zero emissions in the waterborne transportation industry in the U.S. and Canada.
Prior to Blue Sky Maritime Coalition, Megan was Vice President, Product and Strategy Specialist at Angelo, Gordon & Co., an alternative asset firm. Her areas of expertise were distressed debt, liquid credit, multi-strategy, and special situations funds. She began her career at Bruderman Brothers Inc., a boutique merchant bank.
She pivoted from this career in 2020 and earned a Master of Arts in International Environmental Policy with a specialization in Sustainability Management from Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
Megan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Italian from Tulane University.
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Sanjana Shashikumar serves as a Legal and Regulatory Analyst at CORE POWER in Washington, D.C. She analyzes regulations across the maritime and nuclear energy sectors to support the deployment of advanced technologies. Sanjana works closely with regulatory bodies including the U.S. Coast Guard, International Maritime Organization, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and engages with industry stakeholders and congressional offices on policy matters.
Her expertise lies at the intersection of international, federal, and industry regulations, especially on nuclear energy solutions for maritime decarbonization. Sanjana specializes in understanding how nuclear technology can support the maritime industry’s transition to a low-carbon future. Sanjana received a B.S. in International Affairs and Economics from The George Washington University.
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Captain Robert Hughes previously served as Genco’s Chief Operations Officer from January 2019 to March 2023. Captain Hughes has over 25 years of experience in the shipping industry both at sea and ashore, with a focus on vessel and cargo operations, customer relations and strategic planning. Captain Hughes holds a Bachelor for Science degree from the US Merchant Marine Academy, a Master of Business Administration from Molloy College, and a Master of Arts in Strategic Studies from the US Army War College, and actively maintains a US Coast Guard Master of unlimited tonnage any oceans license.
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Han Deng is a partner in Reed Smith’s Transportation Industry Group. Han focuses on cross-border and domestic asset finance. Han has experience representing major financial institutions, owners, lessors and operators in connection with debt finance transactions, including syndicated and bi-lateral secured loan facilities, export credit agency (ECA) -backed loan facilities, leasing, work-outs, debt restructurings and related collateral exercises.
Han also has experience representing equity investors and other parties in cross-border and domestic corporate and commercial transactions involving shipping, including joint ventures, private equity, vessel sale and purchase, vessel construction programs, and other similar transactions, often involving New York, Delaware, Vanuatu, Liberian and Marshall Islands legal advice.
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Bethann Rooney was appointed the Director of the Port Department at The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in May 2022. She oversees the management, operation, and ongoing development of the major marine terminal facilities in the Port of New York and New Jersey, the largest and busiest seaport on the East Coast of North America. As the Port Director, she is responsible for managing a nearly $400 million annual budget, advancing major capital programs, increasing cargo and passenger volumes, promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in all of the Port’s programs and fostering safe, secure, sustainable, and innovative practices focused on strengthening the Port’s contribution to the regional economy.
Throughout her 31-year career, Rooney has distinguished herself as a leader in port operations, maritime transportation, and global logistics. Ms. Rooney regularly networks with a wide range of customers, partners, and stakeholders and has a proven track record of collaborative, inclusive, and transparent leadership. Since joining the Port Authority in 1993, she has held a series of management positions with progressive responsibilities including operations, leasing, property management, intermodal transportation, and technology planning. In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, Bethann was named the first ever Manager, Port Security, a position she held for 14 years, developing, and managing best-in-class port security and emergency management programs. Beth then broke new ground once again and assumed a newly created senior role focused on port performance, efficiency, and goods movement after she created the framework for the Port’s Council on Port Performance. In April 2019 Ms. Rooney became the Port’s Deputy Director and was instrumental in finalizing the Port Master Plan 2050, helped lead the Port through pandemic related growth of more than 35% and gained approval from the US Army Corps of Engineers to further deepen the Port’s navigation channels to 55-feet.
She is a graduate of the State University of New York Maritime College with a Master’s in International Transportation and a Bachelor’s in Marine Transportation. She is also an Accredited Marine Port Executive (AMPE) from the International Association of Maritime and Port Executives, recipient of the US Secretary of Transportation’s 9/11 Medal and two-time recipient of the US Department of Homeland Security’s Distinguished Public Service Award.
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Jan-Willem van den Dijssel is an accomplished business leader with over 25 years’ experience in the grain and maritime trading industry. In his current role, Jan-Willem is responsible for Cargill’s Ocean Transportation business across the Americas.
Jan-Willem joined Cargill in 1996 as a grain trader in Chile. He successfully held grain trading roles in Cargill’s corporate headquarters in Minneapolis and in Miami. In 2004, Jan-Willem moved to the Panamax desk of Cargill’s Ocean Transportation business in Geneva, Switzerland before he became manager of the Americas Handy desk.
In 2011, Jan-Willem joined the New Jersey office as Americas Commercial Manager and was promoted to his current role of Americas Lead in 2014. He moved the Ocean Transportation team to Miami in 2021.
In January 2018, Jan-Willem was named as Cargill’s board representative of the North American Marine Environment Protection Association. He arranged Cargill’s lead sponsorship and completed all 6 Seamen’s Church Institute Mountain Challenge events in support of mariners.
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Boriana Farrar is a Vice President and Chief Legal Officer Patriot Contract Services LLC a leading maritime operator in the US and international space.
Boriana Farrar brings in seventeen (17) years of legal experience. Boriana holds a master’s degree in Admiralty & Maritime Law from Tulane Law School and another master’s degree in International Law from the University of San Diego School of Law. She has a thorough international background, having pursued her legal studies not only in the U.S. but also in her native Bulgaria, the U.K. and the Netherlands. In addition to her native language, she is fluent in English, Russian and German.
Previously, Boriana was a Vice President, Senior Claims Executive and Counsel at the American P&I Club in New York of which Patriot is a member. She handled variety of P&I claims with focus on personal injury crew and passenger claims, casualties, charter party and contract disputes. Boriana also served as a Business Development of the Americas and was responsible for marketing and production in this region.
Before joining the Club, Boriana was a partner at a prominent New York maritime law firm Hill Betts & Nash LLP. There, as a partner in its maritime practice, she had responsibility for conducting a broad range of litigation in the area of maritime disputes in both federal and state court, including matters involving personal injury, maritime casualties, breach of contract and various other insurance defense disputes.
Ms. Farrar is immediate past President of Women International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA), Board member and Chair of Development Committee of Seamen’s Church Institute (SCI) and Chair of the International Conventions and Standards Committee of the Maritime Law Association of United States (MLA).
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David Walker is a Vice President, Global Government Services at ABS. He is responsible for helping ABS fulfill its not-for-profit mission to serve the public interest as well as the needs of our members and clients by promoting the security of life and property, and preserving the natural environment.
ABS Global Government Services focuses on the needs of government clients with military or other public fleets as well as research, development, and demonstration programs that ABS undertakes with government agencies on a wide range of maritime innovation topics, including clean energy in the maritime domain and decarbonization of maritime operations. Additionally, David is the ABS lead for the US Center for Maritime Innovation for the US Maritime Administration, which is a new national research center for a wide range of maritime research, development, and demonstration programs including energy transition and decarbonization topics.
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Birgit M. Liodden is the Founder & Chief Mermaid for The Ocean Opportunity Lab (TOOL), a global tech platform and ecosystem for innovators within ocean & renewable energy.
TOOL launched the world’s first interactive map and resource matching site connecting innovators across startups and established industries, and is the initiator of Global 500 List of Female Founders in Ocean & New Energy.
Liodden is a serial entrepreneur with blended corporate-startup background, who became the first ever female director of a global maritime expo (Nor-Shipping), at the age of 32.
She´s the first ever female tech entrepreneur to be ranked among Lloyd´s List global shipping´s 100 most influential individuals, and Top 10 technology leaders. She´s known for longterm commitment to drive change, and was the first leader to front #Metoo in global shipping. She has chaired high level events, incl. President Barack Obama at Oslo Business Forum, NASDAQ’s first ESG Summit and UN Environmental Assembly #ActForNature.
In 2011 Liodden founded YoungShip International – the world´s largest NGO for young professionals in maritime and offshore. The same year, she designed & launched the first global maritime entrepreneur award, and the first mentor program for women in maritime – both still operating with success.
Liodden serves as board member of TECO2030, Bellona Foundation, Excess Engineering, Kuniko (ASX), Arab-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce and TheFactory. She is the Co-Chair of 1000 Ocean Startups WG Diversifying the Ecosystem. Advisor to Southern Africa Norway Association SHE Conference and Maritime SheEO. Her roles cover diversity, hydrogen infrastructure, circular mining, sustainable finance and environment.
Former board roles include Greenstat, Aqua Bio Technology, Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue, WISTA Norway, and the advisory board of REV Ocean.
Liodden holds 18 years of experience from global leadership roles across the maritime sector. This includes Director of Ocean, Sustainability & Communication at Oslo Business Region (the Norwegian capital´s startup & innovation vehicle), Project Manager for European Green Capital 2019 Business Program, Director of Nor-Shipping and Global Project Manager People & Systems at Wilh. Wilhelmsen Group.
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Marina Hadjipateras is a General Partner and co-founder of TMV: an early stage venture capital firm focussing on supply chain, logistics, shipping, sustainability, future of work, financial inclusion and care.
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Katherine is a 2022 Duke of Edinburgh Award recipient for her accomplishments in sports, arts, and voluntary service.
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Caitlin Hardy is the Founder and Managing Director of Ness Sea Consulting. She began her career as a naval architect, focusing on workboats, commercial fishing vessels, sealifts, passenger vessels, and salvage.
Utilizing her engineering background, she moved into project management roles for new vessel construction. As her experiences shifted from engineering on a single vessel to building a class of multiple vessels, she moved to the cruise industry to oversee continuous improvement across fleet operations for four operating lines. This experience of navigating the considerations for an operating company from a single vessel to looking across an operating company’s entire fleet has given her unique insights into navigating the value propositions and challenges at each decision-making point.
After completing her MBA, she spent time in two Series A startups focused on different aspects of the maritime and defense industries in cybersecurity and vessel analytics in product and leadership roles. Most recently, she led the US entity of Kongsberg Discovery, focused on expanding the company’s offerings across all four product centers in the US, including establishing a US AUV team primarily to serve defense customers.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture from the US Naval Academy and an MBA from the University of Washington, Foster School of Business. Currently, she serves as the Co-Vice Chair on the Board of Washington Maritime BLUE and on the Editorial Board of Lloyd’s List. In her free time, she loves to explore the Pacific Northwest with her family and friends, from sailing and kayaking on the water to skiing in the mountains.
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Pam Kern is a U.S. licensed clinical trauma psychotherapist and maritime mental health expert. Her maritime career started in the cruise sector in 1996 and sailed for 18 years on board ships as a Guest Relations Manager, directing a myriad issues for up to 3200 guests and crew. This led to her clinical mental health research and master’s degree in advanced clinical practice of social work Columbia University. She provides unparalleled expertise from her rare combination as a mental health clinician, a former seafarer, employee assistance program (EAP) professional, and spouse of an active sea captain. She is the Director of Maritime Mental Health Services for Port Medical Management based in Houston, Texas as well as a therapist in private practice. She speaks at conferences in the U.S. and worldwide on maritime mental health advocacy, policy and prevention and intervention practices.
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Katherine is a 2022 Duke of Edinburgh Award recipient for her accomplishments in sports, arts, and voluntary service.
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Founder of Veer Group, a two-time EarthShot Prize-nominated clean shipping startup, Danielle Southcott was named by the Royal Institute of Naval Architects as one of the most influential women of the century, and listed by The Ocean Opportunity Lab as an ”Inspirational Female Founder of Ocean & Energy”. Danielle was selected as a top ”40 Under 40” by AntwerpXL and by TradeWinds as a ”Top 10 Innovator”.
Danielle passionately speaks about clean energy and inspiring others to challenge existing structures. Danielle & her husband Julian live in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia and spend their summers on their wooden schooner ”SEA CHANGE.”