Nicola Quayle
Bibby Ship Management is pleased to have successfully completed its second Global Management Programme which, it says, has helped to develop the management skills of all its management team across its global offices.
According to Nicola Quayle, Head of Group HR, at Bibby Ship Management, the Global Management Programme 2015 was designed to benefit all levels across management.
Training involved both classroom and work-based learning and involved the following:
– Two x two-day workshops to explore management principles, theories and models and establish how to apply these back into the workplace.
– Explored the strengths and challenges that colleagues face within the context of their locations and functional areas. Team work is vital so therefore the course allowed them to explore and establish ways to support them.
– Developing a culture of trust, belief, respect and empowerment within the management team and being prepared to embed this culture into a location or functional area.
– Establishing a continued effort towards personal development and to develop future capability in others.
– The programme also aimed to successfully harness the idea of team effort by supporting each team member moving forward this year and beyond.
Along with interactive workshops and self-directed learning, participants had the opportunity to be involved in business-related projects, giving them the opportunity to influence areas of Bibby Ship Management’s strategy. Each project team was be sponsored by a member of the Global Leadership Team, and participants presented their findings and recommendations from the project briefs to Chris Stone, Bibby Ship Management COO, at the end of the course.
Mrs Quayle, said: “Bibby Ship Management is dedicated to training and supporting its staff. The Global Management Programme 2015 was an important programme which was designed to help all levels of management achieve the desired level of potential growth and opportunity. Our second influx of managers onto the training course started earlier this year and we’ve been very pleased with the feedback.”
Chris Stone – Chief Operating Officer
Chris Stone, Chief Operating Officer, added: “As a business we strive for excellence and this course was designed to help enhance and grow our potential leaders for the future.”
Bibby Ship Management is pleased to have successfully completed its second Global Management Programme which, it says, has helped to develop the management skills of all its management team across its global offices.
According to Nicola Quayle, Head of Group HR, at Bibby Ship Management, the Global Management Programme 2015 was designed to benefit all levels across management.
Training involved both classroom and work-based learning and involved the following:
– Two x two-day workshops to explore management principles, theories and models and establish how to apply these back into the workplace.
– Explored the strengths and challenges that colleagues face within the context of their locations and functional areas. Team work is vital so therefore the course allowed them to explore and establish ways to support them.
– Developing a culture of trust, belief, respect and empowerment within the management team and being prepared to embed this culture into a location or functional area.
– Establishing a continued effort towards personal development and to develop future capability in others.
– The programme also aimed to successfully harness the idea of team effort by supporting each team member moving forward this year and beyond.
Along with interactive workshops and self-directed learning, participants had the opportunity to be involved in business-related projects, giving them the opportunity to influence areas of Bibby Ship Management’s strategy. Each project team was be sponsored by a member of the Global Leadership Team, and participants presented their findings and recommendations from the project briefs to Chris Stone, Bibby Ship Management COO, at the end of the course.
Mrs Quayle, said: “Bibby Ship Management is dedicated to training and supporting its staff. The Global Management Programme 2015 was an important programme which was designed to help all levels of management achieve the desired level of potential growth and opportunity. Our second influx of managers onto the training course started earlier this year and we’ve been very pleased with the feedback.”
Chris Stone, Chief Operating Officer, added: “As a business we strive for excellence and this course was designed to help enhance and grow our potential leaders for the future.”
Bibby Ship Management provides marine solutions to the global maritime industry.
• Operates in 15 locations in 8 countries – UK, Isle of Man, India, Norway, Philippines, Singapore, Sweden, Ukraine
• Part of the Bibby Line Group that has been in shipping for over 200 years
• Dedicated maritime training centres – India & Ukraine
• Manages c60 vessels including:
| • Product Tankers• Oil & Gas Carriers• Anchor Handling
• PSV’s • RSV’s |
• DSV’s• Jack-up Rigs• Container/RO-RO
• Bulk carriers • Accommodation barges |
• c50% of vessels are in the offshore industry
• Marine Services include:
| – Technical Management– Crew Management– Crew Supply
– Training – Travel – Statutory Management – Cadet Management |
– Payroll– Consultancy– Industrial Relations
– Ship Lay-Up Solutions – Yacht Management – Marine and Offshore Surveying
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• c4, 000 seafarers / c300 onshore staff
• Recently acquired GAC Travel and Murray Fenton (India) Surveyors Limited
