Maritime London appoints Philippa Charlton as a Director

Maritime London is happy to announce the appointment of Philippa Charlton as a Director.

Philippa is Chief Advertising and marketing Officer at Lloyd’s Register and a member of its Govt Management Staff, the place she performs a central position in shaping the organisation’s world technique, market engagement and thought management throughout the maritime sector.

She can also be a Director of Lloyd’s Register’s Maritime Decarbonisation Hub and MERC – the Maritime Emissions Discount Centre in Athens – supporting industry-wide collaboration to speed up emissions discount, innovation, and the deployment of recent applied sciences in delivery.

By her work at Lloyd’s Register, Philippa is carefully engaged with shipowners, operators and regulators throughout the worldwide maritime worth chain. Philippa not solely brings to the board a vital perspective from the classification sector, however her expertise of selling and strategic communications will present very important perception.

Commenting on the appointment, Harry Theochari, Chair of Maritime London, mentioned:

“Philippa’s management at Lloyd’s Register, her involvement in world decarbonisation initiatives, and her advertising and marketing and communications experience make her a extremely precious addition to the Maritime London Board of Administrators. Her perception and perspective will help our mission to proceed to advertise and to take care of the UK’s place because the world’s main maritime skilled providers hub.”

Welcoming her new position, Philippa Charlton mentioned:

“Maritime London performs an important position in convening {industry} and authorities at such a vital second for world delivery because the sector continues to navigate decarbonisation, digitalisation and regulatory change.

“I’m delighted to be becoming a member of the board and look ahead to contributing to Maritime London’s work in supporting collaboration, innovation and sensible progress to ship a protected, sustainable and simply maritime power transition.”