Michael Lund
Deputy Secretary General BIMCO
Michael Lund is Deputy Secretary General and his main responsibility is BIMCO’s Membership Development, the running of the BIMCO offices in Houston and Athens, BIMCO’s training activities and the shipping Market Analysis team.
Born in Denmark, Michael Lund graduated from Copenhagen University in 1992 with a Master of Science in Economics degree, which focused on international trade and politics. He then held a series of posts relating to political and trade issues in Danish government administrations, including participating in World Trade Organization (WTO) and EU council negotiations. In 1999, Michael moved to the shipping industry, joining the Danish Shipowners’ Association. After several years working at the Association in Copenhagen focusing on tonnage tax, market information, trade policy among others, Michael moved to Brussels in 2003 where he represented shipowners by focusing on regulatory developments in the EU. He returned to the Association’s headquarters in 2007 to concentrate on Greenhouse Gases.
In December 2007, Michael joined BIMCO because he relished the challenge and opportunity of working in an international shipping environment.
Event Program Sessions
Industry Outlook from the Inside: Rates, Contracts, Capacity, Congestion…
If we had a crystal ball, it would be needed for this session! Our panellists will be discussing the continuing challenges they are facing across the supply chain and what the outlook is over the coming months and further into the future. They will delve deeper into rates, capacity, congestion, geopolitical events and how ‘normal’ will look for the industry in the short and longer term. In addition to this, our panel will discuss how fuel is impacting the market and challenges around contracting across the board. It is certainly a session not to be missed!
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Wednesday 28 September 11:00 - 12:00 Room 1
If we had a crystal ball, it would be needed for this session! Our panellists will be discussing the continuing challenges they are facing across the supply chain and what the outlook is over the coming months and further into the future. They will delve deeper into rates, capacity, congestion, geopolitical events and how ‘normal’ will look for the industry in the short and longer term. In addition to this, our panel will discuss how fuel is impacting the market and challenges around contracting across the board. It is certainly a session not to be missed!
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Breakbulk Main Stage
