Turner Tapped as Captain, Port of New Orleans Harbor Police
jurisdiction of Jefferson, Orleans and St. Bernard Parish.HPD officers are part of a law enforcement agency that contributes to homeland defense by ensuring the safe, secure and efficient flow of cargo and cruises; as well as a safe, secure environment for Port tenants, workers, community and visitors throughout Port NOLA’s jurisdiction.Turner will be integral in the implementation of the body-worn camera (BWC) program launched in July 2022, when all HPD officers were trained and equipped with the latest recording devices. HPD Chief Montroll recently completed her first 100 days at the
New Seafarer Welfare and Wellbeing App Launched
virtual assistant services.Martin Foley, Stella Maris CEO, said, “Faith is important to many seafarers and fishers who rarely get the chance to attend religious services. The prayer resources on the app supplements the Stella Maris magazine, prayer books and rosaries that our chaplains and ship visitors take on board to crews. onship ensures seafarers and fishers always have access to the services they need to help sustain their spiritual needs and to remain healthy, happy and connected, regardless of location.”onship is a free seafarer communications and welfare super-app designed to bring
Profiles in Maritime Leadership: Ulla Nielsen, MD, V.Ships Germany
joined WISTA Germany when I moved to Hamburg two and a half years ago, primarily for networking and support, and this year V.Ships Germany is a Silver Sponsor. So we want to support this organization and I will take up the role as a mentor (to younger and newer members of the maritime industry).What can visitors expect to gain from this annual meeting?There will be a lot of discussions in regards to regulations, IMO requirements, (in terms of) what we as an industry are doing, and how we can meet (growing emission reduction requirements). I think the largest topic will be the environment, which I look forward
Whitworth Joins Gulf Copper Board
as a member to its board of directors.Whitworth, a graduate of Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG), brings his extensive working history and experience back to Texas. He holds an MBA in Finance with a focus on marine business and currently serves as vice chairman of the TAMUG Board of Visitors.“I feel very fortunate to have retired and moved back to Galveston Island, a city which has a rich maritime history and a place with great memories for both me and my wife,” said Whitworth. “I’m also very excited to have been asked to sit on Gulf Copper’s Board
Careers at Sea: Warsash Maritime Open Day
.Teaching staff from our world-renowned Solent University Warsash School of Maritime Science and Engineering will be on hand to talk about the academic side of training, and current officer cadets will be there to share their first-hand experience of the training - both at the academy and on board ship.Visitors touring our new St Mary’s campus, will be able to visit the engineering and electro technical simulation suites. There will also be 'life as an officer' presentations, as well as demonstrations in the electronic chart display simulation suite. The David Moxon student residence - where
Craighead Appointed as CLIA President and CEO
and Tourism in the U.S. Department of Commerce where she advanced travel and tourism priorities within the Administration and with Congress. As the first Executive Director of the National Travel & Tourism Office, Kelly led initiatives that generated over $250 billion annually from International visitors to the U.S. while also representing the United States internationally. Kelly remains active in global tourism efforts and is engaged with several international organizations focused on advancing travel and tourism priorities.In the role of President and CEO, Craighead will direct CLIA'
Half a Million Seafarers Benefited from 'Ship Visitor' App
International Christian Maritime Association (ICMA) Ship Visitor app is used internationally by 10 maritime welfare organizations, who provide chaplaincy to seafarers who are far from home.Sailors’ Society’s CEO Stuart Rivers said: “Real-time reporting enables port chaplains and ship visitors to deliver more joined-up care to the seafarers they meet.“It’s encouraging that the Ship Visitor app has reached this milestone and is testament to the collaborative work between the maritime welfare providers who have embraced its potential to improve care provisions.”The 500
Drydocks World Initiates Health Care Campaign
and prosperity. During the health campaign event, Drydocks World – Dubai signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to receive products and services from Galderma to enhance health support provided in the yard. The Dubai Health Authority and Galderma also gave free samples and products to visitors, with specialized information to meet individual needs. The MoU was signed by by Mr. Ismail Abdul Rahman Mohammad Divisional Manager of HR Operations & Services at Drydocks World, and Dr. Hesham Abdulla Regional Director for Galderma MERITA region.Commenting on the MoU Mr. Ismail said, &ldquo
Sailors' Society: Take the 'Loch Ness' Challenge
the Great Glen and raise funds for its work.The charity, which celebrated its 200th anniversary in March, transforms the lives of seafarers and their families at home, in port and at sea through initiatives such as its Wellness at Sea coaching programme and Crisis Response Network.Its chaplains and ship visitors have a presence in 91 global ports, with wider projects and services covering 30 countries.“Our chaplains provide a variety of services to seafarers; whether it’s practical help like a lift to the shops, access to Wi-Fi so they can talk to loved ones or emotional support after a crisis
Seafarers’ House Launches $4.5m Campaign
; Expanded recreation areas to improve overall health and wellness; • An improved experience shopping for essential personal items; • Space for training, meetings, and professional development; • A café with indoor and outdoor seating so visitors can enjoy a hot meal with friends. Seafarers’ House also will continue to offer wire transfer services, free WiFi, and a chapel for multidenominational services, but in a newly upgraded setting. Seafarers’ House anticipates groundbreaking to commence mid-year 2019.
Torqeedo Names Jung Marketing VP
consultant at Aprimo, Inc. Jung holds a Bachelor of Science degree in management from Purdue University, as well as a Masters of Business Administration with a concentration in organizational leadership from Butler University. He served on Butler University’s College of Communications Board of Visitors from 2011-14, and he is a board member of the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association.
WSS: Digital Solution Focus @ Norshipping
Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) are bringing the maritime digital solutions of the future to life at Nor-Shipping. Unveiling their augmented reality (AR) project at the world’s biggest maritime show, this immersive, interactive tool enables visitors to view the company’s very latest products and systems, inside and out. Developed in conjunction with Austrian technology company Imagination Computer Serv. GesmbH, using their AR software ‘MagicLens’, visitors will download a reader app to their phones and scan a printed image to unlock the AR system. Kjell Andre Engen
Miller Named Senior Manager for YANMAR Training Center
make him a valuable addition to the company. In his new role, Miller will be responsible for the direction and delivery of innovative, solutions-driven learning across all business units and aspects of the company. He will also be in charge of ensuring an excellent customer experience for all visitors to the new center. Prior to joining YANMAR, Miller was most recently the Senior Manager of Dealer Development Training and Kubota University for Kubota Tractor Corporation. Other experience includes global training and learning management, product marketing management and similar related
Cross-Bay Ferry Launched
and Pinellas County – each of which committed to support the project. “The opening of ferry service between Tampa and St. Petersburg is a major addition to our offerings as a tourism destination,” said Santiago Corrada, president and CEO of Visit Tampa Bay. “We know that visitors pay no attention to municipal boundaries, so providing them with an exciting alternative to driving between Tampa and St. Petersburg will make their visit all the more memorable.” Cross-Bay Ferry service organizers have designed the schedule and focus of service to test and serve various
New Liverpool Maritime College Launches Memorabilia Appeal
about their memories. We aim to be a hub of all things maritime and want to start a history group.” “Capt Walker’s former wartime family home, Flotilla House, is under a minute’s walk from the Academy, and has potential for telling a long term story to our students and visitors. “The foundations of technical education college in Bootle were laid in 1892 and opened in 1900 by the 15th Earl of Derby. Therefore, it is very fitting that Edward Stanley, the present and 19th Earl of Derby, joins us at the official opening as we look to the future. &ldquo
Women Are Moving up in the Maritime Industry
. If it goes well, she adds, the Maritime Career Market could become a fantastic cooperation opportunity for the women and companies concerned. WISTA has played a part at SMM for many years, holding an evening reception for its international members attending SMM as exhibitors or trade visitors. A special highlight is planned again this year – WISTA Germany will present the “Personality of the Year 2016” award at SMM. “Our aim with this award is to highlight female personalities who have an exemplary function in career and commitment in the maritime industries,&rdquo
UK Marine Industry Continues Growth
for exporters who are still feeling the effects of a sluggish Eurozone and the wider global economic conditions felt by most U.K. business sectors. Inland hire, charter and passenger boat services have performed particularly well, capitalising on the increasing popularity of the U.K. with international visitors and the growth in U.K. consumer confidence, which for the six months from June to November, saw its highest levels of growth since the end of the financial crisis. Strong results were also seen in insurance, financial and brokerage services, as both domestic and international customers
