Global Collaboration Drives Sustainable Maritime ESG Practices

 

Amidst the vast expanse of the maritime industry, a new wave is cresting—the wave of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) imperatives. From reducing carbon footprints to fostering social equity, maritime entities are grappling with the complexities of sustainability like never before. As the global focus sharpens on ESG practices, the maritime sector finds itself at a pivotal juncture, tasked with reimagining its future through the lens of sustainability.

How can the maritime sector harness the power of ESG principles to steer a course toward sustainable success?

Join host Mike Bush on “Hammer Down” as he embarks on a voyage with Gina Panayiotou, founder of the World ESG Forum, to uncover the strategies, challenges, and transformative potential of ESG in the maritime industry. This episode sets sail into the dynamic realm of ESG integration within the maritime domain, navigating through the intricate currents of sustainability strategy and practice.

Main Points of Conversation:

  • Exploring the foundational principles of ESG and their resonance within the maritime landscape.
  • Delving into the practical challenges and strategic opportunities inherent in implementing ESG initiatives within maritime organizations.
  • Spotlighting exemplary companies and industry leaders who are charting a course toward sustainable excellence.

With over a decade of experience in the maritime industry, Gina Panayiotou brings a wealth of expertise to the table. As the founder of Oceans Arena and the World ESG Forum, she is a trailblazer in advocating for sustainable practices and fostering industry-wide collaboration.

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