Johannah Christensen

Chief Executive Officer, Global Maritime Forum

Johannah Christensen is the Chief Executive Officer at Global Maritime Forum. Before, she worked as Head of Development at Danish Maritime Days, Sustainability and Partnership Development Consultant, Director of Business Development at INDEX: Design to Improve Life, Project Director, World Business Summit on Climate Change / Copenhagen Climate Council at Monday Morning. She completed her masters from Copenhagen Business School and bachelors from Aarhus University.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings joins Global Maritime Forum to support shared mission of driving a positive change for the industry

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) (the ‘Company’ or ‘Norwegian’), a renowned global cruise company, which operates Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Se...

New report of 373 pilot projects reveals highly collaborative approach to decarbonising shipping

The fourth edition of the ‘’Mapping of Zero-Emission Pilots and Demonstration Projects’’– launched at a Getting to Zero Coalition Workshop in Paris attended by Eric Banel...

New study finds the West Australia-East Asia iron ore green corridor is within reach

A new study from West Australia – East Asia Iron Ore Green Corridor Consortium finds that ships powered by clean ammonia could be deployed on the iron ore trade routes between West Australia and...

Survey suggests a multi-fuel future for the shipping industry on the path to zero emissions

Shipping companies - encouraged by regulation, customer demand, investor pressure, and internal goals - are searching for ways to find greener fuel alternatives and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by...

Maritime, mining, steel, and energy industry pioneers join forces to develop first-ever concept for a green corridor between South Africa and Europe

Maritime green corridor routes between major port hubs where zero-emission solutions are supported and demonstrated have swiftly become recognised as one of the most important tools to aid industry an...

Global Maritime Forum’s Annual Summit 2022 to address supply chain disruptions, decarbonisation, and human sustainability

A global pandemic, the war in Europe since 1945, rising temperatures caused by climate change, and severe disruptions to global supply chains have created new uncertainties for the maritime sector. T...

Global Maritime Forum highlights an action plan to accelerate maritime decarbonisation

What should maritime stakeholders focus on in the coming years to accelerate maritime decarbonisation? At this week’s Getting to Zero Coalition Workshop, participating Coalition members collab...

New alliance to pave the way for a diverse, equitable, and inclusive maritime industry

In Zurich, industry pioneers from across the global maritime value chain came together to launch the All Aboard Alliance, which will provide a platform for collaborative action to make the maritime in...

Global Maritime Forum announces new chair and three new members of the Board of Directors

International not-for-profit organisation Global Maritime Forum announces the new composition of its Board of Directors, following annual general meeting. Jan Dieleman, President, of Ocean Transportat...

Maritime industry joins forces with global miners in support of Australia-East Asia iron ore Green Corridor

A consortium, led by the Global Maritime Forum. and consisting of BHP, Rio Tinto, Oldendorff Carriers, and Star Bulk Carriers Corp., have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to assess the development of a...

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