ÇEBİ DENİZCİLİK’TEN ULUSLARARASI BAŞARI
Denizciliğe Kadın Eli – “Denizde Kadın: Global Liderlik”
Türk denizcilik sektörünün önde gelen kuruyük şirketlerinden Çebi Denizcilik, IMO (Uluslararası Denizcilik Örgütü) tarafından kurulan Dünya Denizcilik Üniversitesi (World Maritime University)’de 31 Mart -1 Nisan 2014 tarihinde İsveç’in Malmö kentinde yapılacak olan “Denizde Kadın: Global Liderlik” konulu konferansta sektör adına ülkemizi, Türk denizciliğini ve Türk kadın denizcileri temsil etmeye hazırlanıyor.
Çebi Denizcilik DPA Yardımcısı Ayşe Aslı BAŞAK tarafından yaklaşık 1 yıllık bir araştırma üzerine hazırlanan “Women’s Role In Turkish Maritime Sector & Global Maritime – Türk Denizcilik Sektörü ve Global Alanda Denizde Kadının Rolü” konulu akademik makale, konferans ana oturumunda sunumu gerçekleştirilmek üzere kabul edildi.
Türk Denizciliği olarak bir Türk armatörlük işletmesi akademi ve sektörün bir araya geldiği uluslararası bir platformda Türk denizcilik sektörünü akademik makalesiyle temsil edecek. Makale konu olarak Türkiye’de denizde kadının sektöre girişi ve tarihçesi, Türk kültüründe kadına ve denizde kadına bakış açısı, yapılan araştırmalara göre avantaj ve dezavantajları, gemide ve karada istihdam, çalışma koşulları, gemide kadın sağlığı ve Türk ve Uluslararası Deniz Hukuku’nda “Kadın” kavramlarını içeriyor.
Konferansa tüm dünyadan yoğun bir şekilde katılım sağlanırken, Türkiye’den BIMCO(Baltic and International Maritime Council) adına Başkan Vekili ve konuşmacı olarak başta Şadan Kaptanoğlu olmak üzere, akademik sektörden de katılımlar mevcut.
Piri Reis Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyeleri Pınar Özdemir ve Dr. Taner Albayrak’ın hazırladığı “How to cope with second generation gender bias in male-dominated occupations – Erkek Egemen Mesleklerde İkinci Plan Cinsiyet Önyargısıyla Mücadele” konulu makaleye ait sunum da ana oturumda gerçekleştirilecek.
Karadeniz Teknik Üniversitesi Araştırma Görevlisi Hatice Yılmaz ve Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi Araştırma Görevlisi Cemile Solak da poster şeklinde sunumları ile konferansa katılacaklar.
Konferansa katılacak diğer konuşmacı ve kuruluşlar ise şu şekilde:
MWGL 2014 Conference Chair - Maria Carolina Romero, Ph.D.
President, World Maritime University - Björn Kjerfve, Ph.D.
Minister of Transport, Jordan - HE Lina Shbeeb, Ph.D.
Assistant Director General and Executive Secretary, UNESCO-IOC - Wendy Watson-Wright, Ph.D.
Senior Deputy Director, Technical Co-operation Division, International Maritime Organization - Pamela Tansey
Superintendent, U.S. Coast Guard Academy - Sandra Stosz, Rear Admiral
Director General, Swedish Coast Guard - Judith Melin, Ph.D.
Vice President, BIMCO; and Managing Director of H.İ Kaptanoglu Ship Management Company - Şadan Kaptanoğlu, Ph.D.
University of New York, Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Ireland and Permanent Representative of Panama to IMO - H.E. Ana Irene Delgado, LL.M
President, WISTA International; and Vice Chairman, International Chamber of Shipping, 40 years of Female Global Leadership - Karin Orsel
Director General, Kenya Maritime Authority - Nancy Karigithu
Florida Atlantic University, Joan Mileski, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Texas A & M University, and Wyndylyn von Zharen, Regents Professor, Texas A & M University - Ana M. Albert
LL.M. - Maritime Law NUS Singapore, Roosendaal - Keyzer Lawyers- Anniek Wouters
Vice President European Affairs and International Relations, Maritime and Oceanic Law Centre, University of Nantes,Gwenaele Proutière Maulion, Ph.D.
Executive Head, Centre for Maritime Excellence, South African Maritime Safety Authority - Sindiswa Nhlumayo, Ph.D.
Vice President (Academic), World Maritime University - Neil Bellefontaine
Professor, Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology - Sohyun Jo
Maritime University of Szczecin - Dominika Czyżowicz, Elwira Kałkowska, Pola Raciborska, Julia Raczkowska, Monika Skowronek, and Zbigniew Szozda, Ph. D., Professor
Massachusetts Maritime Academy -Qi Chen, Ph.D.
Kalmar Maritime Academy - Maria Boström Cars and Cecilia Österman, Ph.D. -
Balakrishnan Rajagopal, LL.M. - Member in Institute of Chartered Ship-brokers (ICS) and Malaysian Maritime Institute (IKMAL), Stalwart in sailing global maritime women leadership
Lena Göthberg - Secretary-General, Institute of Shipping Analysis
Anuradha Jha - Captain, Shipping Corporation of India, My journey as a seafarer
Olga Delgado Ortega, Ph.D. - Department of Nautical Sciences and Engineering, Polytechnic University of Catalonia; Kjell Ivar Øvergård, Ph.D.and Veronica Henden, Research Assistant, Department of Maritime Technology and Innovation, Vestfold University College, Women are better leaders than they think: Gender differences in the self-assessment of leadership skills in the maritime industry
Aspasia S. Pastra - Gnosis Management Consultants - London, and Dimitrios N. Koufopoulos, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, and Ioannis P. Gkliatis, Brunel University - Brunel Business School, Board characteristics and the presence of women in the Board of Directors: The case of greek shipping sector
Pınar Özdemir - Lecturer, and Taner Albayrak, Ph.D., Captain, Assistant Professor, Piri Reis University, How to cope with second generation gender bias in male-dominated occupations
Juliana Berninger da Costa, Ph.D., National Council for Scientific and Technological Development, Oceanography and Environmental Impacts Coordination Program, and Rozane Valente Marins - Professor, Coastal Biogeochemistry Laboratory of the Marine Science Institute, Federal University of Ceará, Are women contributing equality for the marine sciences in Brazil?
Katharina Stanzel - Managing Director, INTERTANKO
Mfon Ekong Usoro - Secretary General, MoU on Port State Control for West and Central African Region, Sustainable maritime safety and marine environment management through effective and efficient Port State Control
Anne-Marie Warris, Ph.D. - Principal, ecoreflect Ltd.
Marlene Calderón, Ph.D. - Scientific Coordinator, Glintt Inov, Global Intelligent Technologies, Diana Illing, IHS Global SAS, Ingrid Schipperen,TNO – Nederlandse Organisatie Voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek, and Pedro Antão, Glintt Inov, Global Intelligent Technologies, Improving the current regime for ship safety inspections – Opportunities for technology research and women employment?
Bernard Dujardin -Professor, National School of Advanced Technology (ParisTech),Towards an equality between women and men in ocean navigation working conditions
Kate D. Adamson - Editor, Future Nautics, Building the shipping social cyborg: How shipping’s technology enabled future will fundamentally alter gender-related work issues, provide new scope for female maritime leaders, and new maritime opportunities for women in the millennial cohort
Ken Peters - Reverend, Director of Justice and Welfare of Seafarers, Mission to Seafarers
Geraldine Knatz, Ph.D. - Board Member, International Association of Ports and Harbors, The 21st century view of a seaport…or why the world needs more women port directors
Julia Lear - Transport & Maritime Specialist, International Labour Organization, Promoting the employment of women in the transport sector: obstacles and policy options – The case of preventing violence against women in the maritime sector
Alison McGarry - Coordinator of Women Transport Workers' Department, International Transport Workers' Federation, Leading change - developing women maritime trade union leaders
Minghua Zhao, Ph.D. - Assistant Director, Greenwich Maritime Institute, University of Greenwich
Nicaragua - Argentina – Darling E. Rojas Mendoza - Consultation on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment and Training Programs Maritime Port and Noelia Mabel López, International Affairs Office, Argentine Coast Guard, Model for the integration of women in the maritime port sector, The Central American and the Argentine Experience
Jamaica – Claudia Grant, Deputy Director General, Maritime Authority of Jamaica; and Vivette Grant, Deputy Executive Director, Caribbean Maritime Institute:Women in the Maritime Sector: Surviving and thriving in a man ́s world – A Caribbean perspective
Ecuador - Margarita Davila, Consultant, Oil Trading & Shipping, Quito, Ecuador, Participation of ecuadorian women in the oil marine transportation sector
Turkey - Ayşe Aslı BaŞak, Operation & Management Department, Deputy D.P.A., CEBI Maritime & Trading SA, Women’s role in turkish maritime sector & global maritime
Ukraine - Victoria Radchenko, Ph.D., Operational Centre of the International Ocean Institute,Is there ahelm for women in maritime sector? Case study from Ukraine
United Kingdom - Bev Mackenzie, Ph.D., Senior Technical Manager, CSci, CMarSci, MIMarEST - London - ‘The “Leaky Pipeline” examining and addressing the loss of women at consecutive career stages in marine engineering, science and technology’
Carla S. Limcaoco - President Women in Maritime Philippines; and Director, PTC Management Corporation
Indonesia - Christiana Yustita - Captain, Chief of Marine Pollution Prevention and Ship Safety Management, Ministry of Transportation: Women Seafarers Career
Egypt - Layla El Saeed, Ph.D. - Assistant Academy President, MENA & Africa Arab International Women's Maritime Forum, Arab International Women´s Maritime Forum, Arab Maritime Women: An Egyptian Leadership Perspective
China - Bao Junzhong, Ph.D.; Wang Xizhao; Lin Yihui; Huang Lin; Wang Jing; and Chu Yunyun, Dalian Maritime University: The development environment and challenge of Chinese female crew
Mauritius - Bhirugnath Bhookhun Meenaksi - Maritime Officer, Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Maritime Women: Global Leadership and Networking - “WOMESA – A dream comes true”
Iran - Mehdi Amooahmadi; Nasrin Atabak and Bahman Nakisa, BPMO: Iranian women’s role in the sustainable development of maritime industry
Bangladesh - Sajid Hussain, Ph.D. - Commandant, Bangladesh Marine Academy: Young Bangladeshi Women embarking on blue highways!
Konferans internet sitesine ulaşmak için:
http://wmu.se/events/maritime-women-global-leadership
Konferans programı ve katılımcılara ulaşmak için:
https://docs.google.com/a/wmu.se/document/d/1oWLbpFlaFfbQAm35NqSdokCgAGOY3lQe1m8okm70PDA/edit
