More than 200 global key leaders from all parts of the maritime value chain will meet in Copenhagen for the Danish Maritime Forum on October 26-27. Together they will discuss the most significant challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the global economy, the maritime industry and society.
The Danish Maritime Forum will take place at a time when the future of the industry looks more uncertain and more unpredictable than ever. Fundamental shifts in the economy and technological advances are transforming the industry at an unprecedented pace. In a highly collaborative setting, participants will discuss the impact of these changes on global value chains and how the maritime industry can work together to manage the risks and reap the rewards of this transformation and increase long term economic development and human wellbeing
After 28 hours, all participants will come together for a so-called fishbowl - where all can, at any time, join the conversation - to share the results of the work they have done and discuss practical next steps to take these ideas forward.
The program features key business leaders, top government officials and prominent experts from inside and outside the industry, including:
Gillian Tett, US Managing Editor of The Financial Times will chair the two-day Forum.