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8th March 2023

INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN'S DAY

We asked Women in Maritime to share their thoughts


on International Women's Day with us!
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
CAPT. RADHIKA MENON
First Female Captain of Indian Merchant
Navy to Win IMO Bravery Award

May women around the world


continue to break barriers,
shatter stereotypes, and pave
the way for a more inclusive and
equal society. Happy
International Women’s Day!”
#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
CAPT. KATE MCCUE
First American Female Cruise Ship
Captain

Representation matters & we


have a responsibility to use our
platforms to show others what's
possible because if you can "sea"
it, you can be it!

#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
RESHMA NILOFER
First & Only Indian Female Maritime
Pilot

We need to continue to support,


lift up, encourage and mentor more
women in maritime. It has been a
great realization that unless we
advocate for women in maritime,
meaningful progress won’t be
made.
#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
LENA GOTHBERG
Executive Producer of Shipping Podcast

To include women in a diverse


workforce is not women’s
responsibility, it’s a leadership
issue. Inclusion & Diversity needs
committed leaders 365 days a
year.
#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
NIDHI WALIA
2nd Officer on Merchant Vessels

True gender equality will be when


we are just seafarers and not
female seafarers. Until then, let’s
celebrate the small steps towards
reaching that goal.

#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
KATERYNA VOLOVYK
Safety Officer at Mystic Cruises

I am glad to see the maritime


industry being more supportive
towards female seafarers and I
hope to have more female
colleagues in the future.

#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
KC CHIN SOOD
2nd Officer on Merchant Ships

The weight on our shoulder to


represent our gender in a male
dominated industry is tough.
However, I am grateful for this
journey that forged me into who
I am today.
#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
ROMEETA BUNDELA
First Indian Female Sr. ETO

A lot has changed in the shipping


sector, however, we still need to break
the old male-dominated mindset of
the industry. Now females are
succeeding in all ranks and vessels
and will continue to do so.

#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
LINNEA KRISTENSSON
Pilotboat Operator in Sweden

I have the best job in the world.


Thank you to all the women who
chose to work in shipping before
me and paved the way for me.

#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
ADRIANA GAVA
2nd Officer on Container Ships

Women empower other women,


especially those at sea by sharing
thoughts, experiences and by
sticking together. That is how the
world becomes a better place and
life a better voyage.
#WomenInMaritime

www.marineinsight.com
I N T E R N A T I O N A L

Women's DAY
To All the Women in Maritime,

Your contribution to the


maritime industry is truly
inspiring.

Thank you for breaking


barriers and paving the way
for future generations.

#InternationalWomensDay

www.marineinsight.com

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