The document is a media kit for The Maritime Executive that provides information about their print magazine, website, newsletter, and audience demographics. Some key details:
- The Maritime Executive reaches over 445,000 readers across its print magazine, website, newsletter and social media platforms, making it the largest audience in the maritime industry.
- The print magazine has a circulation of over 22,500 and the website gets over 220,000 unique visitors. The newsletter has over 100,000 subscribers.
- The audience has a strong international presence, with readers in over 180 countries. The top countries are the US, UK, Singapore, Netherlands and Canada.
- The editorial calendar outlines planned article topics that
In this edition of Seaview we interview some of the leading names in international ro-ro, tanker and dry bulk shipping business and learn first-hand how they are addressing the current competitive market through increased efficiency while adopting environmentally friendly policies, can this be achieved, yes it can! Is LNG the marine fuel of the future, how is ship design changing to accommodate the particular storage challenges that this new “green” fuel brings and has the whole issue of LNG distribution been properly addressed? We take a look how the new generation of seafarers are going to be trained and the new cost saving tools that they will
use. And as always we will focus on safety and the latest initiatives that will ensure safe passage on ro-ro shipping. Lastly is the ConRo concept about to change the face of container shipping, read on and find out more in this edition of Seaview.
SEA Europe: Overview of the world shipbuilding capacity situationinnovationoecd
This document provides an overview of the current state of the global shipbuilding capacity situation. It discusses trends in the global macroeconomic situation and energy outlook that impact seaborne trade and fleet requirements. It then analyzes new building requirements for different vessel types like cargo carriers, offshore vessels, and passenger ships. It finds that nearly all shipbuilding segments face a threat of overcapacity. Global yard utilization is low and currently active yards have significant spare capacity.
Video Surveillance in Marine EnvironmentsDoreen Loeber
The document discusses video surveillance technology in the marine environment. It notes that 90% of global trade is transported by sea, making the shipping industry crucial to the global economy. As such, protecting vessels, cargo, and crew is a high priority, and the maritime security industry is predicted to be worth $20 billion by 2019. The document then profiles different types of ships and discusses state-of-the-art surveillance systems, including features of camera stations and certifications from classification societies like IACS to enhance maritime safety.
This document provides three updates on motorcycle safety training in the Navy:
1) Motorcycle fatalities are disproportionately high among sport bike riders, who comprise 75% of fatalities but only 42% of riders. The Military Sport-bike Rider Course has reduced fatalities by half over three years but three-quarters of sport bike riders who died were not trained.
2) Information on motorcycle safety training resources and requirements is available online at specific websites.
3) An FY12 training schedule from the Naval Safety & Environmental Training Center has been posted online, offering more courses in the Pacific Fleet region than in FY11.
This document contains a marketing plan for a freight and logistics company looking to take advantage of opportunities in the global maritime industry and Nigeria specifically. It outlines key points on industry trends, including growth of shipping in Asia Pacific and demand for container handling. Specific opportunities identified for the company include partnerships with Chinese and Indian firms, pursuing container shipping, embracing new technologies, and opportunities in oil/gas and renewable energy. The plan also identifies opportunities in Nigeria around acquiring shipping vessels, improving security, developing partnerships and intermodal infrastructure, and penetrating the oil/gas sector.
3rd Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014Ruoh Yi Tham
3rd Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014, the Largest OSV event in the Middle East, will be held in Dubai from 22-25 September. Network with regional and global industry leaders and get the latest updates.
Our experiment investigated early and late event-related potential (ERP) components in response to familiar and unfamiliar faces. We recorded ERPs from 23 participants viewing their own face, a familiar face, an unfamiliar face, and a familiar or unfamiliar target face. In Experiment 1, the familiar target elicited more negative amplitudes than unfamiliar faces at 170ms (N170 component) and 250ms (P2 component), suggesting early familiarity effects. Experiment 2 found similar results for an unfamiliar target. The similarity between target conditions indicates that increased negativity was due to the target detection task rather than familiarity alone. Overall, our findings provide evidence that both early and late ERP components encode facial familiarity.
The document summarizes the positive economic growth in Ireland in 2015 and outlook for 2016. It states that in 2015, all economic indicators showed marked improvement over 2014 with GDP growth of 7% and GNP growth of 5.6%. Consumer spending increased 3.5% and investment increased 26.4%. The prospects for 2016 are also positive with GDP growth projected around 4.5% as employment increases and consumer spending expected to strengthen further. Some risks mentioned are high private and sovereign debt levels, political instability surrounding an election, and slowing global economic growth.
In this edition of Seaview we interview some of the leading names in international ro-ro, tanker and dry bulk shipping business and learn first-hand how they are addressing the current competitive market through increased efficiency while adopting environmentally friendly policies, can this be achieved, yes it can! Is LNG the marine fuel of the future, how is ship design changing to accommodate the particular storage challenges that this new “green” fuel brings and has the whole issue of LNG distribution been properly addressed? We take a look how the new generation of seafarers are going to be trained and the new cost saving tools that they will
use. And as always we will focus on safety and the latest initiatives that will ensure safe passage on ro-ro shipping. Lastly is the ConRo concept about to change the face of container shipping, read on and find out more in this edition of Seaview.
SEA Europe: Overview of the world shipbuilding capacity situationinnovationoecd
This document provides an overview of the current state of the global shipbuilding capacity situation. It discusses trends in the global macroeconomic situation and energy outlook that impact seaborne trade and fleet requirements. It then analyzes new building requirements for different vessel types like cargo carriers, offshore vessels, and passenger ships. It finds that nearly all shipbuilding segments face a threat of overcapacity. Global yard utilization is low and currently active yards have significant spare capacity.
Video Surveillance in Marine EnvironmentsDoreen Loeber
The document discusses video surveillance technology in the marine environment. It notes that 90% of global trade is transported by sea, making the shipping industry crucial to the global economy. As such, protecting vessels, cargo, and crew is a high priority, and the maritime security industry is predicted to be worth $20 billion by 2019. The document then profiles different types of ships and discusses state-of-the-art surveillance systems, including features of camera stations and certifications from classification societies like IACS to enhance maritime safety.
This document provides three updates on motorcycle safety training in the Navy:
1) Motorcycle fatalities are disproportionately high among sport bike riders, who comprise 75% of fatalities but only 42% of riders. The Military Sport-bike Rider Course has reduced fatalities by half over three years but three-quarters of sport bike riders who died were not trained.
2) Information on motorcycle safety training resources and requirements is available online at specific websites.
3) An FY12 training schedule from the Naval Safety & Environmental Training Center has been posted online, offering more courses in the Pacific Fleet region than in FY11.
This document contains a marketing plan for a freight and logistics company looking to take advantage of opportunities in the global maritime industry and Nigeria specifically. It outlines key points on industry trends, including growth of shipping in Asia Pacific and demand for container handling. Specific opportunities identified for the company include partnerships with Chinese and Indian firms, pursuing container shipping, embracing new technologies, and opportunities in oil/gas and renewable energy. The plan also identifies opportunities in Nigeria around acquiring shipping vessels, improving security, developing partnerships and intermodal infrastructure, and penetrating the oil/gas sector.
3rd Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014Ruoh Yi Tham
3rd Annual Offshore Support Vessels (OSV) Middle East 2014, the Largest OSV event in the Middle East, will be held in Dubai from 22-25 September. Network with regional and global industry leaders and get the latest updates.
Our experiment investigated early and late event-related potential (ERP) components in response to familiar and unfamiliar faces. We recorded ERPs from 23 participants viewing their own face, a familiar face, an unfamiliar face, and a familiar or unfamiliar target face. In Experiment 1, the familiar target elicited more negative amplitudes than unfamiliar faces at 170ms (N170 component) and 250ms (P2 component), suggesting early familiarity effects. Experiment 2 found similar results for an unfamiliar target. The similarity between target conditions indicates that increased negativity was due to the target detection task rather than familiarity alone. Overall, our findings provide evidence that both early and late ERP components encode facial familiarity.
The document summarizes the positive economic growth in Ireland in 2015 and outlook for 2016. It states that in 2015, all economic indicators showed marked improvement over 2014 with GDP growth of 7% and GNP growth of 5.6%. Consumer spending increased 3.5% and investment increased 26.4%. The prospects for 2016 are also positive with GDP growth projected around 4.5% as employment increases and consumer spending expected to strengthen further. Some risks mentioned are high private and sovereign debt levels, political instability surrounding an election, and slowing global economic growth.
This document summarizes key legal requirements and deadlines for Irish businesses:
- All existing Irish private limited companies must convert to a new "LTD" or "DAC" company type by either November 30, 2016 or August 31, 2016 respectively.
- Tax filing and payment deadlines for income tax, capital gains tax, and corporation tax are outlined.
- Changes to capital allowances carry forward rules and the introduction of an electronic system for the Home Renovation Incentive scheme are noted.
- Increased Revenue focus on VAT reverse charge in the construction sector is highlighted.
This document presents a study on the physical characteristics of bamboo and bamboo-cotton blended yarn fabrics. Various properties such as breaking strength, elongation, fabric weight, thickness and abrasion resistance were tested for fabrics produced from 100% bamboo yarns and 50:50 bamboo-cotton blended yarns. The results showed that 100% bamboo fabrics generally had higher breaking strength and elongation compared to the blended fabrics. However, the blended fabrics exhibited higher tearing strength, cover factor and thickness. The study provides data on the physical properties of different bamboo and bamboo-cotton blended fabrics.
This study examined differences in heuristic and analytic thinking between religious and nonreligious individuals. Two implicit attitude tests were administered to measure heuristic processing, and a Need for Cognition questionnaire measured analytic processing. Results showed religious individuals had more negative bias towards science, while nonreligious individuals scored higher on both implicit tests and analytic thinking measures. However, bias scores did not directly correlate with analytic thinking scores. The study suggests religious and nonreligious outlooks influence cognitive processing in different ways.
Sprinkles Cupcakes is launching a 3-month scavenger hunt campaign called "Secret Sprinkles 2015" in Chicago to promote their brand. 24 cupcake stickers will be hidden around Chicago and clues will be released weekly on social media. Finding a sticker earns discounts and entering the competition levels you up with smaller prizes. The first to find all 24 stickers wins a catered party. The target audience of females aged 16-22 will be motivated by the prizes. Goals include increased social media engagement, store traffic and sales to boost brand recognition and bring attention to cupcakes.
K. Senthilkumar has over 11 years of experience in quality control and inspection roles in manufacturing industries such as casting, heavy machinery, and medical equipment. He is currently a Senior Surveyor at Quality Evaluation and Systems Team, where he performs inspections of medical equipment components to ensure quality. Prior to this, he worked as a Surveyor at Larsen and Toubro Machinery inspecting heavy machinery components, and held quality control roles for die casting and foundry companies. He has expertise in inspection, reporting, auditing, process improvement, and ensuring components meet customer quality requirements.
- Coca-Cola was established in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia and has since expanded from selling 9 bottles a day to 1.7 servings daily worldwide.
- The company focuses on positive advertising that brings people together and using their brand to enact positive change.
- While Coca-Cola targets a diverse, global audience with an emphasis on togetherness, the document suggests they could improve their marketing of health-conscious options and refocus domestic efforts in the U.S.
Garhett Rittenhouse has over 20 years of experience as an SAP consultant, with expertise in Order-to-Cash processes including SD, LE, WM, MM, and APO. He has helped clients in various industries implement and optimize their SAP systems. His experience includes serving as an integration test lead, solution architect, and lead consultant for projects involving modules like SD, LE, WM, PP, MM, and FI/CO. He is proficient in configuring solutions for warehousing, pricing, transportation management, and other logistics functions within SAP.
Cruise Industry lessons a.a. 2020-2021 - November 2020 Mirco Vassallo
Mirco Vassallo is an Italy Direct and Online Sales Director for Costa Crociere. He has a background in public transport consulting, telecommunications accounting, and sales and marketing. He teaches a course on the economics of the cruise, ferry, and yachting industries. The document provides an overview of the global cruise industry, including key metrics like total passengers and revenues, as well as breakdowns of source markets, destinations, and ship deployment regions. It also discusses the major players in the industry and their market shares. The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced uncertainty for the future of the cruise industry.
The marine and offshore travel industry handles the logistics of transporting crews to ships and workers to offshore rigs globally. It is a vital but hidden part of the economy that moves the vast majority of resources consumed worldwide. The industry faces challenges from fluctuating oil prices and economic conditions that impact demand. Travel management companies that specialize in marine and offshore travel must have expertise in meeting the complex logistical needs of keeping these remote operations staffed despite challenging circumstances. Technology and data solutions are increasingly important to help minimize costs and disruption for their clients in this capital-intensive sector.
Boat Trailers Market PPT: Growth, Outlook, Demand, Keyplayer Analysis and Opp...IMARC Group
The global boat trailers market size reached US$ 880 Million in 2023. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 1,290 Million by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 4.32% during 2024-2032.
More Info:- https://www.imarcgroup.com/boat-trailers-market
The global offshore decommissioning market is to increase from US$ 7,365 million in 2020 to US$ 9,823 million by 2025 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.9% for the period 2020-2025. Some of the prominent players in the offshore decommissioning market are Aker Solutions Asa, Allseas Group, Baker Hughes Company, Deepocean Group, John Wood Group Plc, Petrofac Ltd. , Ramboll Group A/S, Royal Dutch Shell Plc , Schlumberger, Weatherford International Plc. The research report on the global offshore decommissioning market provides extensive competition analysis and competitive conditions. The report includes information on significant products, players, challenges and developments, and other information specific to the offshore decommissioning market. The global economy is highly affected by the COVID-19. Various sectors in the economy are much affected by this pandemic. It is anticipated that the global economy will decline because of the loss of trillions of dollars. The growing extension and imposition of lockdown in various countries directly affect the economy all over the world. The report consists of a chapter that provides a detailed study of the impact of COVID-19 on the offshore decommissioning market. The data in this report is targeted for business and industry practitioners and specifically intended to assist in the explanation, direction, and to understand the potential of the offshore decommissioning markets. The study focuses on providing readers with an understanding of developments in the industry, market segments, market forecasts, leading players, and market drivers and inhibitors.
Offshore Helicopter Services Market PPT: Demand, Trends and Business Opportun...IMARC Group
The global offshore helicopter services market size reached US$ 2.5 Billion in 2022. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 3.1 Billion by 2028, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 3.2% during 2023-2028.
More Info:- https://www.imarcgroup.com/offshore-helicopter-services-market
Faststream is a global recruitment firm specializing in marine and maritime placements. They have regional hubs in the UK, Singapore, Texas, and Florida with over 15 employees. Faststream recruits for a wide range of marine roles, places over 1500 professionals annually, and provides additional services like employment reviews and industry news.
Faststream is a global recruitment firm specializing in marine and maritime professionals. They have regional hubs in the UK, Singapore, Texas, and Florida with over 15 employees. Faststream recruits for a wide range of marine roles, places over 1500 professionals annually, and provides additional services like executive search, contract recruitment, and international payroll.
Dirty Docks aims to provide dock and deck restoration services in Tampa Bay at affordable prices. The company's mission is to deliver excellent customer service, while its vision is to become the leading provider in the area. Its target market includes homeowners with damaged docks and decks. Competition comes from several other marine construction companies, but Dirty Docks believes its dedication and marketing efforts can help it succeed. Financial projections estimate growing revenue and net income over the first three years of operation.
The ANA Vol 18 No 2 W.pdf - Chris Eggleton Presentation AWDChris Eggleton,
The document summarizes the key events and contents of the May 2014 issue of The Australian Naval Architect, including:
1) The cover photo showing Australia's first air warfare destroyer, HMAS Hobart, taking shape in Adelaide.
2) News and reports from various sections of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects Australian Division.
3) Letters to the editor discussing potential benefits of autonomous shipping, growth of Brazil's shipbuilding industry, and praise for design innovations on the maxi yacht Wild Oats XI.
Vision Marine Technologies Inc is engaged in designing and manufacturing electric outboard powertrain systems and our related technology. The company manufactures hand-crafted, highly durable, low maintenance, environmentally-friendly electric recreational powerboats. Its manufacturing models of electric powerboats include Phoenix 290, Bruce 22, Volt 180, Fantail 217, and Quietude 156.
Spreading the risk, piling up the opportunities - offshore wind diversification StephenGeoMills
Alan Duncan's presentation to AllEnergy in Glasgow on 5 May about the opportunities, especially for oil and gas companies for new entrants in offshore wind.
Alan Duncan's presentation to the AllEnergy Conference in Glasgow, 5 May 2016 on the opportunities in offshore wind for new entrants, especially those from the Oil & Gas secor
This document summarizes key legal requirements and deadlines for Irish businesses:
- All existing Irish private limited companies must convert to a new "LTD" or "DAC" company type by either November 30, 2016 or August 31, 2016 respectively.
- Tax filing and payment deadlines for income tax, capital gains tax, and corporation tax are outlined.
- Changes to capital allowances carry forward rules and the introduction of an electronic system for the Home Renovation Incentive scheme are noted.
- Increased Revenue focus on VAT reverse charge in the construction sector is highlighted.
This document presents a study on the physical characteristics of bamboo and bamboo-cotton blended yarn fabrics. Various properties such as breaking strength, elongation, fabric weight, thickness and abrasion resistance were tested for fabrics produced from 100% bamboo yarns and 50:50 bamboo-cotton blended yarns. The results showed that 100% bamboo fabrics generally had higher breaking strength and elongation compared to the blended fabrics. However, the blended fabrics exhibited higher tearing strength, cover factor and thickness. The study provides data on the physical properties of different bamboo and bamboo-cotton blended fabrics.
This study examined differences in heuristic and analytic thinking between religious and nonreligious individuals. Two implicit attitude tests were administered to measure heuristic processing, and a Need for Cognition questionnaire measured analytic processing. Results showed religious individuals had more negative bias towards science, while nonreligious individuals scored higher on both implicit tests and analytic thinking measures. However, bias scores did not directly correlate with analytic thinking scores. The study suggests religious and nonreligious outlooks influence cognitive processing in different ways.
Sprinkles Cupcakes is launching a 3-month scavenger hunt campaign called "Secret Sprinkles 2015" in Chicago to promote their brand. 24 cupcake stickers will be hidden around Chicago and clues will be released weekly on social media. Finding a sticker earns discounts and entering the competition levels you up with smaller prizes. The first to find all 24 stickers wins a catered party. The target audience of females aged 16-22 will be motivated by the prizes. Goals include increased social media engagement, store traffic and sales to boost brand recognition and bring attention to cupcakes.
K. Senthilkumar has over 11 years of experience in quality control and inspection roles in manufacturing industries such as casting, heavy machinery, and medical equipment. He is currently a Senior Surveyor at Quality Evaluation and Systems Team, where he performs inspections of medical equipment components to ensure quality. Prior to this, he worked as a Surveyor at Larsen and Toubro Machinery inspecting heavy machinery components, and held quality control roles for die casting and foundry companies. He has expertise in inspection, reporting, auditing, process improvement, and ensuring components meet customer quality requirements.
- Coca-Cola was established in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia and has since expanded from selling 9 bottles a day to 1.7 servings daily worldwide.
- The company focuses on positive advertising that brings people together and using their brand to enact positive change.
- While Coca-Cola targets a diverse, global audience with an emphasis on togetherness, the document suggests they could improve their marketing of health-conscious options and refocus domestic efforts in the U.S.
Garhett Rittenhouse has over 20 years of experience as an SAP consultant, with expertise in Order-to-Cash processes including SD, LE, WM, MM, and APO. He has helped clients in various industries implement and optimize their SAP systems. His experience includes serving as an integration test lead, solution architect, and lead consultant for projects involving modules like SD, LE, WM, PP, MM, and FI/CO. He is proficient in configuring solutions for warehousing, pricing, transportation management, and other logistics functions within SAP.
Cruise Industry lessons a.a. 2020-2021 - November 2020 Mirco Vassallo
Mirco Vassallo is an Italy Direct and Online Sales Director for Costa Crociere. He has a background in public transport consulting, telecommunications accounting, and sales and marketing. He teaches a course on the economics of the cruise, ferry, and yachting industries. The document provides an overview of the global cruise industry, including key metrics like total passengers and revenues, as well as breakdowns of source markets, destinations, and ship deployment regions. It also discusses the major players in the industry and their market shares. The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced uncertainty for the future of the cruise industry.
The marine and offshore travel industry handles the logistics of transporting crews to ships and workers to offshore rigs globally. It is a vital but hidden part of the economy that moves the vast majority of resources consumed worldwide. The industry faces challenges from fluctuating oil prices and economic conditions that impact demand. Travel management companies that specialize in marine and offshore travel must have expertise in meeting the complex logistical needs of keeping these remote operations staffed despite challenging circumstances. Technology and data solutions are increasingly important to help minimize costs and disruption for their clients in this capital-intensive sector.
Boat Trailers Market PPT: Growth, Outlook, Demand, Keyplayer Analysis and Opp...IMARC Group
The global boat trailers market size reached US$ 880 Million in 2023. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 1,290 Million by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 4.32% during 2024-2032.
More Info:- https://www.imarcgroup.com/boat-trailers-market
The global offshore decommissioning market is to increase from US$ 7,365 million in 2020 to US$ 9,823 million by 2025 with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.9% for the period 2020-2025. Some of the prominent players in the offshore decommissioning market are Aker Solutions Asa, Allseas Group, Baker Hughes Company, Deepocean Group, John Wood Group Plc, Petrofac Ltd. , Ramboll Group A/S, Royal Dutch Shell Plc , Schlumberger, Weatherford International Plc. The research report on the global offshore decommissioning market provides extensive competition analysis and competitive conditions. The report includes information on significant products, players, challenges and developments, and other information specific to the offshore decommissioning market. The global economy is highly affected by the COVID-19. Various sectors in the economy are much affected by this pandemic. It is anticipated that the global economy will decline because of the loss of trillions of dollars. The growing extension and imposition of lockdown in various countries directly affect the economy all over the world. The report consists of a chapter that provides a detailed study of the impact of COVID-19 on the offshore decommissioning market. The data in this report is targeted for business and industry practitioners and specifically intended to assist in the explanation, direction, and to understand the potential of the offshore decommissioning markets. The study focuses on providing readers with an understanding of developments in the industry, market segments, market forecasts, leading players, and market drivers and inhibitors.
Offshore Helicopter Services Market PPT: Demand, Trends and Business Opportun...IMARC Group
The global offshore helicopter services market size reached US$ 2.5 Billion in 2022. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 3.1 Billion by 2028, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 3.2% during 2023-2028.
More Info:- https://www.imarcgroup.com/offshore-helicopter-services-market
Faststream is a global recruitment firm specializing in marine and maritime placements. They have regional hubs in the UK, Singapore, Texas, and Florida with over 15 employees. Faststream recruits for a wide range of marine roles, places over 1500 professionals annually, and provides additional services like employment reviews and industry news.
Faststream is a global recruitment firm specializing in marine and maritime professionals. They have regional hubs in the UK, Singapore, Texas, and Florida with over 15 employees. Faststream recruits for a wide range of marine roles, places over 1500 professionals annually, and provides additional services like executive search, contract recruitment, and international payroll.
Dirty Docks aims to provide dock and deck restoration services in Tampa Bay at affordable prices. The company's mission is to deliver excellent customer service, while its vision is to become the leading provider in the area. Its target market includes homeowners with damaged docks and decks. Competition comes from several other marine construction companies, but Dirty Docks believes its dedication and marketing efforts can help it succeed. Financial projections estimate growing revenue and net income over the first three years of operation.
The ANA Vol 18 No 2 W.pdf - Chris Eggleton Presentation AWDChris Eggleton,
The document summarizes the key events and contents of the May 2014 issue of The Australian Naval Architect, including:
1) The cover photo showing Australia's first air warfare destroyer, HMAS Hobart, taking shape in Adelaide.
2) News and reports from various sections of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects Australian Division.
3) Letters to the editor discussing potential benefits of autonomous shipping, growth of Brazil's shipbuilding industry, and praise for design innovations on the maxi yacht Wild Oats XI.
Vision Marine Technologies Inc is engaged in designing and manufacturing electric outboard powertrain systems and our related technology. The company manufactures hand-crafted, highly durable, low maintenance, environmentally-friendly electric recreational powerboats. Its manufacturing models of electric powerboats include Phoenix 290, Bruce 22, Volt 180, Fantail 217, and Quietude 156.
Spreading the risk, piling up the opportunities - offshore wind diversification StephenGeoMills
Alan Duncan's presentation to AllEnergy in Glasgow on 5 May about the opportunities, especially for oil and gas companies for new entrants in offshore wind.
Alan Duncan's presentation to the AllEnergy Conference in Glasgow, 5 May 2016 on the opportunities in offshore wind for new entrants, especially those from the Oil & Gas secor
7th Annual ME ShipTech 2014 conference is designed to explore and identify the take away strategies for the Middle East and how the region can best apply technology to maximise energy efficiency, fuel economy and safety in shipping. Find out more about the event at www.meshiptech.com
Marine composites Market PPT 2021-26 | Enhancing Huge Growth and Latest Trend...IMARC Group
As per the latest report by IMARC Group,the global marine composites market size reached a value of US$ 4.4 Billion in 2020.
Marine composites refer to a combination of two or more fibers and resin materials that assist in enhancing the physical and chemical properties of marine components.
Marintec China 2017
The largest maritime event in Asia Pacific, Marintec China connecting maritime professionals from the entire shipbuilding supply chain together.
Over the years, Marintec China has grown to reflect the size and importance of the Asian maritime market. 2015 event is another record- breaking edition with the largest exhibition area and the highest number of industry professionals attending ever. The encouraging figures proven that China remains one of the major shipbuilding nations and Marintec China has been the most authoritative platform in Asia.
With the maritime industry facing great opportunities but also may challenges, it is important for the industry toconnect and engage more to ultimately win new business in globally-significant markets. A visit to Marintec China s a great way to learn about the latest technology and innovation of the supply industry, a platform for industry professional to meet face to face, make connection and do business.
Marintec China is poised to be the definitive event and is undoubtedly a must-attend for all involved in the maritime industry.
Marintec China will be held from 5-8 December 2017 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in Shanghai, China and continue its dedication to serve as the “LEADING” platform “CONNECTING” the community and “STRENGTHENING” the maritime industry.
Marintec China offers the perfect opportunity for companies serving the maritime market to showcase their innovations, products and services to a wide audience. A platform for face to face meetings in business, creating new relationships and consolidating existing ones.
By Murtaza Jafferjee, Chairperson, Advocata Institute. In context for a discussion with Sri Lanka's top exporters on the impact on COVID19 on Sri Lanka's exports.
The document provides an overview and post-show report of the Dubai International Boat Show 2015. It summarizes key metrics of the show including 28,273 visitors, over 800 exhibitors from 45 countries, and over $180 million in sales generated. New sectors in 2015 included the Dive Middle East Exhibition and expanded sailing and watersports areas. The report also outlines the various sectors, global and regional exhibitors, visitor demographics, marketing efforts, and praise from exhibitors and attendees about the success and business opportunities at the 2015 Dubai International Boat Show.
The document provides information about boating in South Africa. It discusses the South African Boatbuilders Export Council (SABBEX) and their role in promoting the South African boatbuilding industry internationally. It also discusses the Marine Industry Association of South Africa (MIASA) and the benefits of their membership. Finally, it provides guidance on getting into boating, including how to choose a boat, paperwork requirements, and enjoying boating in South Africa.
Innovations™ Magazine October - December 2014 T.D. Williamson
The document summarizes perspectives from regional experts on developments in the natural gas industry across Europe, Russia, the Caspian region, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. In Europe, there is renewed investment in infrastructure to improve flexibility and reduce dependence on eastern energy sources. In Russia, new pipelines are being built to diversify export markets. The Middle East and Africa region is experiencing both challenges and opportunities for growth, while China and India have vast, complex pipeline networks and a need for improved integrity practices.
Faststream is an international recruitment firm specializing in shipping and maritime professionals. They have regional hubs in the UK, Singapore, Texas, and Florida, and place over 1,500 professionals annually in 54 countries. Faststream recruits for a wide range of technical, marine, and commercial shipping roles. They provide permanent recruitment, contract recruitment, executive search, and other services like payroll and industry news/analysis.
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Maritime Industry 5321 23
Ship Owners/Operators 3879 17
Manufacturing/Distribution 2437 11
Shipbuilding/Repair 1476 6
Oil/Gas/Energy 982 4
Maritime Education/Training/Research 832 4
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Finance, Insurance 586 3
PR/Marketing/Media/Publishing 583 3
Logistics 581 3
Maritime Security/Defense 391 2
Ship Managers 371 2
Legal Services 368 2
Naval Architecture 285 1
Salvage/Spill Response 249 1
Trade Org./Unions/Professional Org. 209 1
Chartering 184 1
Ship Classification Society 172 1
Recruitment/Staffing 156 1
Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight 96 <1
Ship Broker 94 <1
POSITION ANALYSIS TOTAL %
Maritime Professional 10125 45
Owner/Corp. Management 4317 19
Sales/Marketing Management 1851 8
Operations Management 1655 7
Mariner 677 3
Engineer 612 3
Military/Government Personnel 465 2
Marine Consultant/Surveyor 444 2
Educator/Trainer 393 2
Other 1598 9
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6. EDITORIAL CALENDAR
Seatrade Cruise Global Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA Mar 14-17
CMA Shipping 2016 Stamford, CT, USA Mar 21-23
Capital Link 9th International Shipping TBA Mar 2016
MTB Marine Americas Mexico Mar 9-12
Asia Pacific Maritime 2016 Singapore Mar 16-18
9th Integer Emissions Summit & AdBlue® Forum Asia 2016 Beijing, China April 26-28
Sea Japan Tokyo, Japan April 13-15
MTB Marine: Asia Manila, Philippines April 8-11
»» Cruise Industry Outlook
»» Passenger Safety & Security
»» Offshore Accommodations
»» Destination Ports
»» Ferries & Riverboats
»» Navigation
»» Pollution Solutions
»» Environmental Directory
»» Regional Focus: Asia
AD CLOSE 1/20/16
AD CLOSE 3/16/16
AD CLOSE 5/18/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 1/22/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 3/18/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 5/20/16
JANUARY/FEBRUARY PASSENGER VESSELS BONUS DISTRIBUTION
Commercial Marine Expo New Bedford, MA, USA April 27-28
OTC 2016 Houston, TX, USA May 4-7
CMI 2016 New York New York, NY, USA May 3 -6
MTB Shipyards Abu Dhabi, UAE May 10-13
Posidonia 2016 Athens, Greece June 6-10
CIMAC Congress 2016 Helsinki, Finland June 6-10
12th
Integer Emissions Summit & AdBlue® Forum Europe 2016 Brussels, Belgium June 21-23
»» Offshore Energy Update
»» Alternative Energies
»» Marine Coatings
»» Fuels, Lubricants & Additives
»» Global Petrochemical Ports
»» Fire Safety
»» Bunker Update
»» Coatings Directory
»» Regional Focus: Europe
MARCH/APRIL ENERGY EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION
Marine Money Week New York, NY, USA June 21-23»» Global Shipbuilding Report
»» Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering
»» Financing & Leasing
»» Ports : Ro-Ro
»» Pumps, Valves & Compressors
»» Shipbreaking & Recycling
»» Classification Societies
»» Shipyard Directory
»» Regional Focus: South America
MAY/JUNE SHIPBUILDING & REPAIR BONUS DISTRIBUTION
BONUS DISTRIBUTION
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7. SMM 2016 Hamburg, Germany Sept 6-9
MTB Workboats Algarve, Portugal Sept 21-24
ASBA Annual Cargo Conference Miami Beach, FL, USA Sept 30 - Oct 2
Danish Maritime Days 2016 Copenhagen, Denmark Oct 5-9
MTB Marine: Europe Malta Oct 19-22
»» Academies / Training Institutes
»» Ship Management
»» Maritime Software
»» Container Ports
»» Medical Care
»» Marine Electronics
»» Ship Registries
»» Training/Education Directory
»» Regional Focus: Africa
JULY/AUGUST TRAINING & EDUCATION BONUS DISTRIBUTION
International WorkBoat Show 2016 New Orleans, LA, USA TBA»» Global Workboat Review
»» Seismic & Subsea Construction
»» Propulsion
»» Offshore Wind
»» Reefer Trade Activity
»» Tugs & Barges
»» Satellite Communications
»» SATCOM Directory
»» Regional Focus: North America
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER OFFSHORE SERVICES BONUS DISTRIBUTION
MTB Oil & Gas Americas San Diego, CA, USA Oct 26-29
World Maritime Technology Conference Bellevue, WA, USA Oct 30 - Nov 5
Clean Gulf 2016 TBA TBA
»» Global Salvage Review
»» Dredging
»» Subsea Mining
»» Break Bulk/Project Cargo/Heavy-Lift
»» Maritime Security
»» Terminal Ops
»» Deck Machinery/
Cargo-Handling Directory
»» Regional Focus: Australia
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER SALVAGE & SPECIAL OPS BONUS DISTRIBUTION
EDITORIAL CALENDAR
AD CLOSE 7/20/16
AD CLOSE 9/21/16
AD CLOSE 11/9/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 7/22/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 9/23/16
MATERIAL CLOSE 11/11/16
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9. ABOUTTHE
WEBSITEThe Maritime Executive website, maritime-executive.com, features breaking
maritime news from around the globe and top industry analysis by in-
house experts. With a state-of-the-art, cross-platform redesign for 2015, The
Maritime Executive website is a sure way to get your product seen by leading
decision-makers.
·· Visitors from over 180 unique countries
·· 425,380 page impressions
·· 220,108 unique visitors
·· .08% average click through rate (CTR)
220,108
AUDITED UNIQUE
WEBSITE VISITORS
Based on June 2015 Publisher’s Statement
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10. DEMOGRAPHICS TOP 25 COUNTRIES
1 UNITED STATES
2 UNITED KINGDOM
3 CANADA
4 SINGAPORE
5 INDIA
6 GERMANY
7 AUSTRALIA
8 NETHERLANDS
9 NORWAY
10 GREECE
11 FRANCE
12 PHILIPPINES
13 MALAYSIA
14 DENMARK
15 SOUTH KOREA
16 RUSSIA
17 JAPAN
18 ITALY
19 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
20 BRAZIL
21 CHINA
22 SPAIN
23 SWEDEN
24 PANAMA
25 FINLAND
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MARITIME DIRECTORY
MONTHLY YEARLY
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11. ABOUT
The Maritime Executive (MarEx) Newsletter, published six times a week, has the largest
circulation and is the most widely read online newsletter in the industry. It is also one of
the longest running with a well-established and high-profile readership of top maritime
executives, industry professionals, and government officials worldwide. The MarEx
newsletter ensures your advertising message is showcased alongside the day’s leading news
stories and delivered directly to the inboxes of maritime decision-makers.
·· Readers in 196 countries
·· 100,646 opt-in subscribers
·· 19% daily open rate
·· Flexible scheduling
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THE
NEWSLETTER
100,646
MAREX NEWSLETTER
11
12. DEMOGRAPHICS TOP 25 COUNTRIES
1 UNITED STATES
2 UNITED KINGDOM
3 INDIA
4 SINGAPORE
5 NETHERLANDS
6 CANADA
7 GREECE
8 AUSTRALIA
9 CHINA
10 NORWAY
11 GERMANY
12 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
13 ITALY
14 FRANCE
15 BRAZIL
16 SPAIN
17 TURKEY
18 DENMARK
19 SOUTH AFRICA
20 SWEDEN
21 NIGERIA
22 BELGIUM
23 EGYPT
24 INDONESIA
25 MEXICO
BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY TOTAL %
Ship Owners/Operators 25162 25
Maritime Industry 14103 14
Manufacturing/Distribution 10359 10
Shipbuilding/Repair 6469 6
Oil/Gas/Energy 4723 5
Port Authority/Port Operators 4110 4
Maritime Education/Training/Research 3491 3
Consultants/Surveyors 3371 3
IT/Telecommunication/Navigation 3051 3
Logistics 2705 3
Finance, Insurance 2671 3
PR/Marketing/Media/Publishing 2631 3
Military/Government 2492 2
Maritime Security/Defense 2019 2
Legal Services 1665 2
Ship Managers 1506 1
Salvage/Spill Response 1146 1
Naval Architecture 1146 1
Chartering 993 1
Trade Org./Unions/Professional Org. 906 1
Ship Building And Repairing 806 1
Recruitment/Staffing 746 1
Ship Classification Society 699 1
Deep Sea Foreign Transportation of Freight 640 1
Ship Broker 553 1
POSITION ANALYSIS TOTAL %
Maritime Professional 21645 22
Owner/Corp. Management 15660 16
Sales/Marketing Management 6213 6
Operations Management 4943 5
Other - Maritime Professional 4187 4
Mariner 2317 2
Engineer 2254 2
Marine Consultant/Surveyor 1700 2
Educator/Trainer 1288 1
Military/Government Personnel 1239 1
Finance Management 1091 1
Lawyer/Attorney 1091 1
Other 3080 37
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185x300 (POSITION 4-6) $250 $900 $3250 $35000
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15. Let The Maritime Executive help build your company’s social media presence by visibility on
LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. The Maritime Executive has the largest social media following in
the industry. We can help you gain access to the most powerful database of maritime executives
in the world. Don’t be fooled by publications that “buy” social media followers to enhance their
media kit figures.
The Maritime Executive is the premier social media marketing platform: We generate positive
conversation about our clients’ businesses on our social networks. Through the strategic
implementation of a client’s message, we can provide a huge audience engagement for your
products and services.
SOCIAL
MEDIA
LINKEDIN
60,131
TWITTER
27,157
FACEBOOK
13,180
OTHER
1,465
101,933
AUDITED SOCIAL MEDIA
SENIORITY
LINKEDIN: 60,131 MEMBERS
Manager
Senior
Entry
Director
VP
23%
18%
12%
9%
9%
Owner 7%
FUNCTION
Operations
Sales
Entrepreneur
Engineering
Consulting
16%
11%
4%
4%
3%
IT 3%
LOCATION
Singapore
Greece
Greater New York
Rotterdam
Houston, Tex
4%
4%
3%
3%
2%
UAE 2%
FOLLOWER DEMOGRAPHICS
STATS
TWITTER: 27,157 FOLLOWERS
75%Male
25%Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
9,718
New Twitter followers
1,163
Link Clicks
2,860
Mentions
4,930
Retweets
Paid1
2.4m
Organic2
1.2m
Viral3
1.7m
IMPRESSION DEMOGRAPHICSIMPRESSIONS*
FACEBOOK: 13,180 LIKES
AGE & GENDER
13-17
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55+
5.4k/4.3k
579.0k/341.4k
514.3k/225.4k
305.1k/131.5k
194.0k/92.1k
177.2k/90.8k
67%Male
33%Female
*Impression is a term that refers to the point in which an ad is viewed once by a
visitor, or displayed once on a web page.
1
Paid reach is the number of unique people who are able to view an ad or sponsored
post that pointed to your page.
2
Organic reach is the reach Facebook gives you for free. It happens in the news feed
when your fans see your updates.
3
Viral reach consists of the people who see your content because someone else
created a story about it.
Please note: all
impression numbers
and demographics
are based on the
time period from
August 2014 to
August 2015.
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16. PUBLISHER/EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Tony Munoz
tonymunoz@maritime-executive.com
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Brett Keil • Mobile: +1 (561) 797-0668
bkeil@maritime-executive.com
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Jack O’Connell
harvardjo@maritime-executive.com
ART & DESIGN DIRECTOR
Dan Bastien
dbastien@maritime-executive.com
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Evan Naylor
evan@tmmarket.com
DIRECTOR OF ONLINE DEVELOPMENT
Mike Oltmans
moltmans@maritime-executive.com
NEWS EDITOR, ASIA PACIFIC
Wendy Laursen
wlaursen@maritime-executive.com
NEWS REPORTER
Karl Hyppolite
khyppolite@maritime-executive.com
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Chris Georges
cgeorges@maritime-executive.com
ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER
Clive Bullard • Mobile: +1 (845) 231-0846
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