NEW YORK – Capital Link is holding its 12th Annual New York Maritime Forum on Wednesday-Thursday, October 14- 15. Participation is free for all who register online.
The event is held in partnership with DNB, and in cooperation with Nasdaq and NYSE.
The New York Maritime Forum (NYMF) is both an investment and an industry conference with the following objectives:
To provide an interactive platform for investors, financiers, cargo owners and ship owners to discuss the latest developments in the global shipping, energy and commodity markets, as well as in the financial and capital markets. Also, to address critical topics of the industry such as regulation, technology, innovation and more.
To showcase and promote the role of New York as a hub for the global maritime community and attract more business to New York targeting a global industry audience.
Traditionally the event features global industry leaders and attracts top level delegates from all over the world. The digital format of the event this year transforms NYMF into a truly global event.
The Keynote Speakers on Wednesday, October 14 are Dr. Grahaeme Henderson, Vice President, Shipping & Maritime for Shell International Trading and Shipping Ltd.; Mr. NY / NJ Port Authority CEO Rick Cotton; and United States Department of Energy Under Secretary of Energy Mark Wesley Menezes. The Keynote Speaker on Thursday, October 15 is Foremost Group Chair & CEO Angela Chao.
More information is available online: https://forumnymf2020.capitallink.com/.
The Hellenic American Association for Professionals in Finance (HABA) is proud to support this event as it promotes business and growth in Greece.
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