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The Øksne Hall, Copenhagenwww.shipping-summit.com

APRIL 10-11 / 2019

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According to Danish Shipping, the Danish fleet is growing in leaps and bounds.

Between April 2017 and April 2018, the Danish flagged

merchant fleet has grown by 25 pct. in size. This

corresponds to a growth in gross tonnage by 3.8 million

GT in just one year – the largest leap ever for the Danish

fleet. By April 2018, 703 ships fly the Danish flag.

More than half of these are offshore vessels and

specialized vessels - but measured in gross tonnage, the

container segment by far accounts for the largest part

of the fleet.

In just one year, Denmark has advanced from number

eight to number six on the global list of operator

nations. Denmark is now ahead of both Germany and

South Korea – and only 1.5 million GT away from the

global top five.

With this in mind, it only seems natural that Denmark

position itself with a recurring event that facilities

networking and business between the Danish maritime

cluster and the global maritime business.

Top 10 operator nations (GT)1. Greece

2. Japan

3. China

4. Singapore

5. USA

6. Denmark

7. Germany

8. South Korea

9. Hong Kong

10. UK

Networking for Maritime Professionals

Be a part of the summit.If you want to contribute to the CPH shipping Summit, with a sponsorship, an exhibition stand or with a conference presentation, please contact us:

Telephone0045 6160 6062

[email protected]

Our visionThe vision of CPH Shipping Summit, is to introduce a new

innovative approach to the traditional trade fair concept,

with strong focus on the conferences and the networking

opportunities and with less cost for participating

companies, both in terms of money and resources.

The Summit will be hosted in the historic venue The

Øksne Hall in down town Copenhagen, in 2 full days

10-11th April, 2019.

The conferences and the exhibition both takes place

in the 5.000 m2 hall that the Øksne hall contains,

resulting in close interaction between the delegates

and the exhibitors. There are 3 big conference rooms,

which during the Summit will be full of activities for

the benefit of everyone involved.

Target audience is the maritime business in broad

terms, but both exhibitors and conference organisers

will focus on the themes for the summit.

The first day will be followed by an Executive

Dinner for 350 delegates in the H C Andersen

castle in Tivoli.

The official summit hotel is the brand new Scandic

Hotel in the meat packing district – just 5 mins walk

from the venue.

The Shipping Summit is relevant for:Authorities, Bank & Finance, Bunker Suppliers, Education,

Equipment Suppliers, Insurance and P&I, Service

Suppliers, Media, Organisations, Ports & Terminals,

PR & Communication, Recruitment Companies, Ship

Designers, Shipowners, Shipping Companies, Shipyards

and Start-Ups.

Hyperloop, China’s Railroad Expansion, Artificial Intelligence, Crypto Currency, Block Chain, Big Data and Market Forecast.

Air Emission, Ship Recycling, Port Reception Facilities, Anti-

Fouling Systems & Ballast Water Treatment

Crew welfare, Competition for the Best Talent, Applicant

tracking Systems, Employee Value Proposition, Employer

Branding, Demographic Shifts

Gender Equality, Gender Leadership Gap, Attracting Women,

Breaking Stereo Types, Social Cultural and Practical Obstacles

The Shipping Summit Themes

The future of Shipping

Sustainable Shipping

Maritime Recruitment Trendsashore and at sea

Empowering Women in the Maritime Community

For more information about the themes, please contact the organiser or visit our webpage at www.shipping-summit.com

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BIMCO (The Baltic and International Maritime Council) is hosting a ‘Power Panel’ at CPH Shipping Summit.

”BIMCO is very much looking forward to be part of the first

Copenhagen Shipping Summit. BIMCO will contribute with

a Power Panel Discussion addressing key developments

impacting shipping business today, with the focus on

challenges and future prospects for the dry-bulk and oil

tanker shipping markets, including the 2020 global sulfur

cap experiment.”

Michael Lund

Deputy Secretary General BIMCO

About BIMCOBIMCO – which was founded under the title of ”The Baltic

and White Sea Conference” in Copenhagen in 1905 was

the first organisation to see the benefit in joining forces

with other countries to secure better deals and standard

agreements in shipping.

As the organisation grew and became more international

it was renamed -The Baltic and International Maritime

Council –and at present day – simply BIMCO.

BIMCO todayBIMCO is now the world’s largest international shipping

association, with more than 2,100 members globally. We

provide a wide range of services to our global membership

– which includes shipowners, operators, managers, brokers

and agents.

BIMCO is also recognised worldwide for the clarity,

consistency and certainty of its standard maritime contracts.

Our aim is to produce flexible commercial agreements

that are fair to both parties. We work with industry experts

to produce modern contracts tailored to specific trades

and activities. Our world recognised contracts are widely

used and this familiarity provides greater certainty of the

likely commercial outcome - helping members manage

contractual risk.

Danish Engineer´s Association ”Danish Engineer´s Association welcomes and supports

the new initiative Copenhagen Shipping Summit. In 2017

several Danish organizations, companies and research

institutions joined forces within a partnership labelled

the Ocean Plastic Forum. Partners are a present five

industry associations, six companies, three universities

and two NGO´s operating within one legal frame.

Danish Engineer´s Association act as secretariat for the

partnership and we are planning a conference about this

topic at the Summit. ”

Jan Rose HansenChairman Danish Engineer´s Association

The Danish Engineers’ Association is a professional/technical

association for Engineers and Dual Purpose Ship Officers,

who are either educated or present students at Maritime

Educational Institutions. The association has approx. 9.000

members, of which about 7.600 are employed, 850 are

students, and 550 are senior members – retired engineers

and ship officers.

The members are employed primarily within various

technical and/or administrative positions. The engineers

and ship officers are found within the Maritime Sector,

in production units and service companies, in consulting

companies, and in the public sphere e.g. at hospitals, in

supply, inspection, defence and the education sector. Of

the active members 70% are employed ashore, while 30%

are employed at sea.

Conference Organisers

Maritime Development Center (MDC) MDC will host an event focused on HR & Management.

”MDC contributes to the new initiative with an event that

emerges from the work of MDC’s HR & Crew Management

Forum. MDC continuously supports the work of developing

the maritime workplace of the future across the maritime

value chain. Recently, MDC has kicked off the debate on

More Women at Sea. MDC is pleased to meet the business

on the Copenhagen Shipping Summit platform - about this

and other relevant topics that can support our business’s

positive development.”

Mikkel Navarro Hansen CEO Maritime Development Center (MDC)

The Maritime Development Center is the cluster organization

for the Blue Denmark, and a network organization for

the maritime business and stakeholders. The association

was founded in 1999 and counts around 170 members

representing the maritime cluster.

MDC is awarded the Gold Label for cluster excellence

according to the European standard issued by European

Secretariat for Cluster Analysis.

What they do?As a cluster organization, they bring together authorities,

knowledge institutions and all types of companies within

the maritime business. The strength is the ability to work

and collaborate across the entire industry.

They have three core activities. Events & Network

Projects

Secretariats

Maritime Recruitment Trendsashore and at sea

Empowering Women in the Maritime Community

Sustainable Shipping

The future ofshipping

Network and knowledge sharing

The Øksne Hall - Stand overview


Telephone0045 6160 6062

[email protected]

Participation for companiesStand rental Copenhagen Shipping Summit 2019

We have established a turnkey area for exhibitorsthat prefer a fully equipped stand. This area is in front of the exhibition area and the first you meet when you enter the Øksne hall. In this area you can get stands from 4 m² and up to 12 m², and all the stands is 2 m. deep.

One of the benefits by taking a turnkey stand, is you won’t risk being hidden behind a big stand. In other words, you get a lot of visibility even though you have a small stand. The stands are built without name friezes for a more open expression.Turn Key Stand prices pr. m²: 2.295 DKK / € 308

Turnkey stands:

The stand rental for turnkey stands includes:

Stand walls against your neighbors (2½ m. high white walls) Light: 2 light spots (from the ceiling)

for each 9 m² 1 power supply approximately 1,5 kW (3 plugs) 1 white round table for each 12 m² 2 white shell chairs for each 12 m² Marine blue carpet in the stand Daily cleaning WiFi connection Inclusion in the online catalogue, incl. logo, up to 10 pictures and 1 video 1 E-Point app. download (for scanning of visitors)

2.295 DKK / € 308 pr. m²

TURNKEY STAND

The stand rental for Basic stands includes the following:

Stand walls against your neighbors (2½ m. high white walls) Light: 2 light spots (from the ceiling)

for each 9 m² 1 power supply approximately 1,5 kW

(3 plugs) WiFi connection Inclusion in the online catalogue, incl.

logo, up to 10 pictures and 1 video 1 E-Point app. download (for scanning of

visitors)

Under 28 m² = 1.995 DKK / € 268 per m²

Between 28 - 40 m² = 1.895 DKK / € 255 per m²

More than 40 m² = 1.745 DKK / € 235 per m²

Smallest stand is 4 m² (2x2 meter)

BASIC STAND

Registration fee:Registration fee per exhibitor 2.975 DKK / € 400 Registration fee per co-exhibitor 575 DKK / € 77 (Separate registration in the online catalogue)

The social element of Copenhagen Shipping Summit is

the Executive Dinner that will take place in one of the

most impressive buildings in Copenhagen, placed inside

Tivoli but facing Copenhagen Town Hall Square.

The HC Andersen Castle dates from 1893 and boasts a

view over the Tivoli Lake. The newly refurbished rooms

are filled with exciting old Tivoli props.

It is mandatory to purchase min. 1 ticket to the dinner

for exhibitors – but we encourage you to utilize the

opportunity to invite your most important clients and

treat them with this special experience.

You may even meet Harlequin & Columbine.

Price includes welcome reception, 3 course dinner and free soft drinks, beer and wine.

Price is 995 DKK / 135 EUR

The Executive Dinner

Stand rent: 9.180 DKK / 1.235 EUR

Registration fee: 2.975 DKK / 400 EUR

1 Executive Dinner Ticket: 995 / 135 EUR

Total price: 13.150 DKK / 1.770 EUR

Price example 4m2 turn key stand:

The organisers of Copenhagen Shipping Summit have

secured attractive rates at a brand new hotel, that

opened Sept. 1st 2018, located 5 minutes walk from the

exhibition venue in the trendy Meat Packing District.

Unique location, nice architecture and great atmosphereWith its low-rise buildings and distinctive look, the hotel

blends into the rustic background of Kødbyen, which

you may already be familiar with or are eager to enjoy.

Scandic Kødbyen is located on Vesterbro in Copenhagen

- an area filled with history and now a focal point for

culture, creativity and culinary adventures.

The neighbourhood is characterised by its relaxed

atmosphere, trendy coffee shops and small, funky design

and craft shops. In the neighbourhood around Kødbyen,

you can really feel the city’s pulse. You’ll feel the good

vibes with plenty of bars, cafes, nightclubs, restaurants, art

galleries, multicultural food markets and much more.

From the hotel, you step right into this exciting district

and can explore all the sights in Kødbyen. And you’ll

have the rest of Copenhagen right at your feet when you

stay at this hotel. From the hotel, it’s not far to concerts

at VEGA, Fredagsrock in Tivoli, shopping along Strøget

pedestrian street or to Copenhagen central station.

Official Summit Hotel – Scandic Kødbyen

Sponsor options

Our sponsors are our partners. We will actively work with our sponsors to ensure that they get full value for the investment. We have arranged 3 sponsorship packages:

Logo on Lanyards

Logo with link on front page of website

Logo in all newsletters and promotional materials

1 year Featured Company Profile on www.maritimeprofessionals.net

1 month banner (300x600 px) on all pages on www.maritimeprofessionals.net

Broadcast of 1 press release

and much more...

50.000 DKK

€ 6.710

GOLD SPONSOR

Sponsor of the reception before the Executive Dinner






and much more...

30.000 DKK

€ 4.025

SILVER SPONSOR






and much more...

20.000 DKK

€ 2.680

BRONZE SPONSOR


Telephone0045 6160 6062

[email protected]


Telephone0045 6160 6062

[email protected]

Jakob le Fevre is educated as master mariner with 5 years of sailing experience in the Danish merchant navy and the Royal Danish Navy. In 2001 he went ashore, and until 2010 he had several executive jobs in the maritime industry. In 2010 he became co-owner of the job portal JOB2SEA. In 2013 he established the company MARPRO, a professional consultancy house with 100 % focus on the maritime industry. Jakob was the initiator behind a similar event, Danish Maritime Fair. Now he focusses all his energy to make Copenhagen Shipping Summit a success.

Team behind the Shipping Summit Jakob le Fevre & Jesper Åndahl is the dynamic duo behind Shipping Summit Ltd., which is the company that organizes Copenhagen Shipping Summit 2019.

Jesper Åndahl has an MBA in sales and marketing, and he established the Copenhagen Exhibition Group in 2012. Since then, there have been many successful events, including: a trade fair for the Nordic laboratory industry called LabDays. A concept that started in Copenhagen, but now also takes place in both Aarhus and Stockholm, Sweden. For more than 20 years he worked in Bella Center, (Denmark’s biggest exhibition center); and for the last 11 years he was a Director for all the trade fairs and conference activities in the company. In other words, he has a lot of knowhow within the exhibition industry.

Design: Peter Liisberg

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