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What does the future look like for women in maritime?

Many companies are still failing to attract women to the maritime industries, due to a mix of traditional thinking and a lack of understanding that without a sufficient number of women in the industry, it will miss out on the best talents worldwide

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In March, Lloyd’s Maritime Academy hosted a webinar on Equal Shipping: Why are women still underrepresented in maritime? It discussed diversity in the maritime industry with six of the world’s leading voices. To listen to the recording, click here.

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