Stakeholder Group
NMU Stakeholder Group
A central aim of the NMU project is to proactively involve the maritime and port industry in the development of education and qualification offerings. To reach this aim, we are continuously seeking interested and highly motivated stakeholders who share our goal of strengthening the competitiveness of the maritime industry and services sector. These stakeholders will want to participate in developing the NMU and its educational offerings in order to establish a leading European Area of Research and Innovation in the Maritime and Port Industry.
Members of the Stakeholder Group will have prime access to our newly developed education offerings such as courses and e-learning.
Members will receive first-hand information about our activities and will be invited to our Conferences, Foresight Exercises and Expert Discussions Meetings to share their opinions and communicate their needs regarding maritime industry education.
Currently, the following organisations are Members of the NMU Stakeholder Group:
Carl Büttner Shipmanagement GmbH, Germany
DFDS Tor Line, Denmark
Dornier Consulting, Germany
GAUSS mbH - Environmental Protection And Safety In Shipping, Germany
Hanseatic Lloyd, Germany
HPTI - Hamburg Port Training Institute GmbH, Germany
IFSMA - International Federation of Shipmasters Association, United Kingdom
ISL - Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics, Germany
Kuantan Port Authority, Malaysia
NSB - Niederelbe Schiffahrtsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG (REEDEREI NSB), Germany
POL-LEVANT Shipping Lines, Poland
Port of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Port of Dublin, Ireland
Port of Kiel, Germany
Rostock port, Germany
Sartori & Berger, Germany
Swedish Shipowners' Association, Sweden
University of Oxford, School of Geography and the Environment, David Banister, United Kingdom
Verband Deutscher Reeder, Germany
Wirtschaftsförderung Wesermarsch GmbH, Germany
Zentralverband der Seehafenbetriebe, Germany
If you are interested in becoming a Member of the NMU Stakeholder Group, please contact our project leader Mr. Gordon Wilmsmeier.
