Meet our Supporters for the 2nd CSN Greece Shipping ICT Conference - WISTA HELLAS
Cyprus Shipping News is delighted to announce WISTA HELLAS as Supporter of the 2nd CSN Greece Shipping ICT Conference “Exploring the Digital Frontier: Bridging Theory and Practicality in Maritime Technology”.
WISTA Hellas is a non for-profit association, established in Greece in 1993 for women at management level in the maritime, trade and logistics sectors. Our vision is diversity and inclusiveness in our fields of work.
WISTA Hellas supports its members and works towards:
- empowering women
- building a strong inclusive community,
- addressing the issue of gender gap in leadership positions and in seafaring careers
- facilitating the exchange of information and experiences
- promoting business relationships and business activities
- supporting continuing education as a means for professional development of the members and the young people
- addressing current topics in the industry
- promoting the Greek Maritime sector, in Greece and abroad
Our membership base currently exceeds 350 members, all holding key positions in their organizations and being influential decision makers within the Greek maritime industry.
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