Women's Month Webinar
31 August 2021 - 10am-3pm
Join us as we hear from women who continue to navigate through barriers in the maritime sector to “Rise above the Tide”. Our acclaimed speakers, who are from various sub-sectors, will share their career journey and experiences.
After the plenary session, you are invited to attend one of three FREE online training workshops which will be facilitated by national and international experts in their respective fields. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance on completion of the workshop.
OUR SPEAKERS
Ms Catherine Moodie
Institute for Chartered Shipbrokers
Catherine Moodie (FICS) is the current Chairman for the South African branch of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and the Pricing Manager for FATS, Forwarding African Transport Services, a freight forwarder in Hillcrest Durban.
Ms Lucinda Krige
Sea Harvest
Ms Lucinda Krige’s steering into learning and development commenced as fleet and technical training officer, advancing to her current position as HR Manager: Learning & Development. Leading a team conducting, coordinating and managing all training needs for their processing as well as seagoing functions and their supports, whilst meeting strategic targets ito BBBEE, EE, SAMSA compliance, etc
Ms Siya Maya
Entrepreneur in Bunkering
A founding owner of ZAS Petroleum PTY LTD as well as co founder and Managing Director of South African Marine Fuels PTY Ltd, Siyamthanda is a seasoned business professional in the energy sector. She is a personification of diligence, determination, and skill, attributes which have contributed to her current performance standards.
PROGRAMME
10:00 - 10:10
Opening & Welcome
Ms Soraya Artman
Poetry Reading
10:30 – 11:30
Rising Above The Tide: Breaking Barriers As Women
Facilitator:
Ms Lee-Anne Vasi
Chairperson – Business Women’s Association, Gqeberha
Speakers:
Ms Catherine Moodie - Institute for Chartered Shipbrokers South Africa
Ms Lucinda Krige - Sea Harvest
Ms Siya Maya - Entrepreneur in Bunkering
11:30 – 11:45
Comfort Break
11:45 – 15:00
Workshop 1: UN Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainable Maritime Operations and Equality and Inclusivity
Facilitated by: Marine Learning Alliance (MLA) College UK
11:45 – 15:00
Workshop 2: Entrepreneurship Simplified
Facilitated by: Mayihlome Human Capital Solutions
11:45 – 15:00
Workshop 3: Why Shipping Matters and Connecting The Dots
Facilitated by: Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers South Africa
Please register here - https://saimi.co.za/register/register.html
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