As the U.S. Presidential election approaches, the maritime industry faces a crucial turning point. How will the outcome impact environmental regulations, trade policies, and the broader geopolitical landscape within in the maritime space? These are the questions we will look at during NAMEPA’s Annual Marine Environment Protection Conference and Award dinner, happening next week on October 24th in New York City!
Our Speakers:
Why should you attend this panel?
Political Impacts on Maritime Policy This discussion will explore how different political administrations could affect maritime regulations and environmental policies. Joan Bondareff, Senior Counsel at BlankRome, will provide insights into the implications for maritime policy under different political parties, particularly concerning environmental considerations. Global Threats to Shipping and Trade In an increasingly complex global environment, the maritime industry faces evolving threats. Jan Willem van den Dijssel, Americas Lead at Cargill Inc. Ocean Transportation, will address the global threats to shipping and trade, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges we must navigate.
How the 2024 Election Could Shift the Landscape This discussion, moderated by Jan Hagen Andersen, Business Development Director for DNV USA, will offer invaluable insights into the real-world impacts the upcoming election could have on shipping, environmental responsibility, and trade. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from these leading experts and gain an inside look on the geopolitical forces that will shape the maritime industry in 2025 and beyond. With the election just weeks away, there’s never been a more critical time to understand its potential impact on our industry.
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