Lloyd's List: The Shipping Podcast5 Sep 2019

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Your insider’s guide to London International Shipping Week

Paddy Rodgers, the former Euronav CEO and current director of Royal Museums Greenwich looks ahead to the London International Shipping Week agenda with Lloyd’s List editor Richard Meade, considering everything from the domestic focus on Brexit to the global challenges that face the whole industry. xxxxxx London International Shipping Week is upon us, and while that inevitably means a heavy UK agenda with Brexit topping the domestic programme there is a sufficiently international focus to the week’s events to warrant attention from the entire industry. On Thursday, former Euronav chief Paddy Rodgers will lead the debate at the centre piece of the LISW agenda, so he is perfectly positioned to join the podcast this week and deliver an exclusive insider’s guide to week. And get ready for a series of London International Shipping Week special editions. The Lloyd’s List team will be out and about armed with microphones next week and we will be producing a daily edition of the Lloyds List podcast from the sidelines of the events, starting on Monday with our own Transparency in Shipping Forum (register via Lloydslist.com). You can listen to all our podcasts for free on Lloydslist.com, or better still, subscribe to the Lloyd’s List Podcast via iTunes and Spotify, as well as most other podcast providers. And while you’re there make sure you are registered for a free account on Lloydslist.com so you can receive our Daily Briefing e-mail. Lloydslist.com/LISW

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