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Nominations for the global maritime industry’s longest-running awards scheme are now open. Seatrade Maritime Awards will celebrate its 34th edition in Shanghai, China on 10 November were a select audience of maritime stakeholders will celebrate exceptional industry innovation, progress, and resilience. .
In the first Seatrade Maritime Awards since before the pandemic, the industry gathered once again at the landmark Guildhall in London to celebrate winners and network with friends and colleagues in person.
Nominations are officially invited from across all sectors of the global maritime community for Seatrade Maritime Awards, which returns to London later this year to showcase the very best industry innovation, progress, and resilience during a spectacular evening celebration.
After a fiercely competitive entry campaign, the official shortlist for the 32nd edition of Seatrade Awards, in association with Lloyd’s List, has been announced today, with judges praising entrants for their resilience, agility and innovation over the last two years, despite being faced with ongoing economic and logistical challenges.
In light of the ongoing challenges presented by global travel restrictions, and in close consultation with industry partners, Informa Markets has made the decision to pivot this year’s Seatrade Awards, into a virtual event, which will be streamed globally at 10:00am GMT on Wednesday 3rd November 2021.
Due to an overwhelming demand from the international shipping and maritime communities, the entry deadline for the 32nd edition of Seatrade Awards, in association with Lloyd’s List, has been extended until Tuesday 27 July 2021.
Leading figures from across the international shipping community are among those confirmed to feature across a series of independent judging panels for Seatrade Awards, which takes place in association with Lloyd’s List for the first time in its 32-year history.
Seatrade Awards, taking place this year for the first time in association with Lloyd’s List, has returned for 2021 with thirteen categories now officially open for entry.
Seatrade Maritime and Lloyd’s List have today announced the unison of their respective maritime award products with the creation of one unified portfolio across the EMEA and Asia regions
In consultation with our industry partners, Informa Markets has taken the decision to postpone the presentation ceremony of the 32nd edition of Seatrade Awards.
Companies and individuals who are successfully and sustainably managing global trade supply chains will have an opportunity to join the roll of honour at the 32nd edition of Seatrade Awards.
Lord Mountevans, Chairman, Maritime London & President, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers was announced as the recipient of the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at Seatrade Awards 2019.
New for 2019, Seatrade Awards welcomed its first ever parliamentary debate. The motion focused around the early adoptation of technology and automation - and whether it really will benefit maritime.
In 2018, Seatrade Awards celebrated a landmark 30 years of serving the maritime industry. Chris Hayman, Chairman of Seatrade, shared his insight into what this milestone meant for not just Seatrade, but the wider maritime market.
In times of maritime uncertainty, industry awards are more important than ever. We often find ourselves surrounded by market-related negativity, therefore it is crucial we come together as a community and celebrate our successes.