With a broad and diverse maritime background, Elspeth McMahon discusses the potential for maritime collaboration with Old Dominion University.

Jörg Franzke, president of Scania U.S.A., Inc., weighs in on how Scania is helping customers meet their decarbonization agendas, and lays out challenges and opportunities on the path ahead.

As shipowners struggle to determine the best means to leverage digital solutions, Tor Svanes, CEO, NAVTOR, is a treasure trove of intel and perspective, past, present and future. Svanes is an ECDIS pioneer with a long personal connection to the tech that sits at the center of unlocking the value of digitalization.

Pieter van Oord is candid in discussing the future growth of his storied company’s activities in offshore wind with specific insights on challenging current jobs, Van Oord’s recent order of a massive and groundbreaking Wind Turbine Installation Vessel, and the company’s future working in the United States.

The trade group CEO weighs in on the state of the U.S. dredging market.

Søren Andersen, CEO, StormGeo, connects the dots between digitalization and decarbonization.

The pace of technology continues to accelerate in the maritime sector, as Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, CEO Maritime, DNV discusses in Oslo.

At Callan Marine, the dredging business is personal, as Maxie McGuire, President, discusses the value proposition of investing in new equipment and key personnel.

Tracy Zea, WCI, discusses the historic $2.5 billion of 100% federal funding for construction and major rehabilitation of U.S. inland waterways projects.

UECC has emerged as a leader in regards to decarbonization, with an order earlier this year for its third LNG battery/hybrid Pure Car/Truck Carrier (PCTC). Glenn Edvardsen, CEO, discusses the strategy and the future for this Oslo-based ship owner.

With $1 billion in turnover and 7,100 employees globally, Lloyd’s Register is on a mission to grow. Earlier this summer it tapped Kevin Humphreys to lead its Americas business, which includes 30 offices in 14 countries, 571 employees and about $60 million in annual revenue.

An engineer by trade, Yuri Sakurada shares insights on her unique maritime path to a leadership role at DNV.

AWO president & CEO Jennifer Carpenter weighs in on the unprecedented challenges encountered over the past year and addresses top priorities along the uncertain path ahead.

Sam Ruda, Director, Port NY/NJ, discusses a record 2019, continued investment in infrastructure, and, of course, the impact of COVID-19 on port operations.

We recently checked in with Tracy Zea, Waterways Council Inc.’s new President & CEO, on what’s in store for the U.S. inland waterways for the remainder of 2020.

We caught up with the incoming Port of Baltimore head to discuss his initial goals for the new role.

Bucci weighs in on some of the top issues and key projects underway at one of the nation’s busiest inland ports.

Dr. Dirk Jürgens heads R&D at Voith Turbo Marine, a part of the family owned Voith conglomerate which employs more than 19,000 people in 60 countries. Voith Rudderpropellers were chosen as the propulsion system for the three new Staten Island Ferry vessels, and Dr. Jürgens discusses the evolution of the system.

Tore Morten Olsen, President Maritime, Marlink, discusses the pace and direction of high speed comms in maritime.

The Campbell Transportation chairman & CEO weighs in on all things inland.

Jeong-kie Lee weighs in on the dominant trends moving the maritime industry into the future.

Eriksen offers insights on the markets and DNV GL’s position going forward

William Friedman weighs in on the Port of Cleveland and its role in the all important Great Lakes trades.