by madeline | Oct 13, 2026 | Blog, Events & Updates |
HOUSTON, TEXAS — October 8, 2026 — Maritime and offshore leaders, emerging professionals, students, and industry advocates gathered October 1–2 at the San Jacinto College Center LyondellBasell Center for Petrochemical, Energy, & Technology for the 9th Annual Women...
by madeline | Aug 20, 2026 | Blog, Featured Sea Stories, Navigate Your Career |
By Captain Esra KonakMaster Mariner | Maritime Business Graduate Student at Texas A&M University People often think the most challenging part of my career was becoming one of the first few women to ever serve as a Master on chemical tankers in Türkiye. It...
by madeline | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog, Featured Sea Stories |
By Dr. Anna Weerakoon KarunatillekeDBA (UoK), MBA (PIM-USJ), MarENG Class III (CINEC), FIOASD, MILT, MIMarEST. When people think about the maritime industry, they often picture ships, engines, ports, and life at sea. But behind every successful maritime professional...
by madeline | Jul 29, 2026 | Blog, Navigate Your Career |
Related posts: From Cadet to Chief Mate: How Max Kantor Is Navigating Leadership, Integrity, and Life at Sea MEET LORI STEPHENS, PART 3 Five Days at Sea Changed How I See Seafarers FROM SEA CAPTAIN TO INNOVATOR: THE STORY OF CAPTAIN AYSE ASLI BASAK, EPISODE 197 Ask an...
by madeline | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog, Featured Sea Stories, Navigate Your Career, Offshore Lifestyle |
By Ade Solorzano When I first started my career as a deck officer, I believed success had a very clear definition: earn my license, gain sea time, move up in rank, and become the best officer I could be. Like many seafarers, my life revolved around contracts,...
by madeline | Jun 26, 2026 | Blog, Featured Sea Stories, Navigate Your Career |
Every mariner’s path into the industry is different. Some grow up around ports and vessels. Others discover maritime careers later in life, often by chance. For Wes Clanton, the journey began with a love of the water and a desire to try something new. Today, Wes...
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