The Diversity Award 2024 is now open for nominations
Danish Shipping’s Diversity Award is given to a member of Danish Shipping or The Danish Ferry Association, who has done something special to create new initiatives or new knowledge about DEI - diversity, equality, and inclusion - in the shipping industry or within the company.
Nominations are now open. They will be judged by a jury before a winner is announced at a large party in the Danish Shipping’s courtyard, when we host the Blue Pride Bar on August 15, 2024.
"We want to recognize and celebrate the great and impressive work that takes place in our shipping companies every day to promote diversity, equality, and inclusion.The previous winners were individuals and companies that really make a positive difference in our industry. I look forward to seeing the nominations for this year's prize," says Anne W. Trolle, Director of Labor, Recruitment, and Education at Danish Shipping.
We want to recognize and celebrate the great and impressive work that takes place in our shipping companies every day to promote diversity, equality, and inclusion.
During the selection process, emphasis is placed on the nominated individual or shipping company having made a significant impact in at least one DEI area, either within the industry or within their company. This could include:
Creating a new DEI initiative by actively using new knowledge or practices in the field.
Actively working to promote a DEI mindset among employees, leaders, and partners, thereby serving as a positive ambassador for the company in this area.
Nominations should be sent to Anne Panknin Kristensen at apk@danishshipping.dk no later than May 31, 2024.
Previous winners:
Last year, the diversity award went to Trine Hoffmann from A.P. Møller – Mærsk. The jury particularly noted Trine Hoffmann's extraordinary drive, her high ambitions, and her role in elevating diversity to a new level within her organization.
The year before, the award was given to Hafnia for their “Maritime Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Lab”. Created in collaboration with RightShip, Wilhelmsen, Thome Group, Rio Tinto, and Anglo American, it served as a diversity think tank.
Members of the jury:
Head of SEA HEALTH AND WELFARE Torsten Mathias Augustsen
Director of Labor, Recruitment and Education at Danish Shipping, Anne Windfeldt Trolle
Head of Organisational Performance and Development, Welltec, Anja Rose
Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School Dr. Poornima Luthra
CEO, Halcyon Recruitment and Founder, Diversity Study Group, Heidi Heseltine
Chartering Manager, Clipper Group, and Co-Founder of Women in Shipping Denmark, Neele Pawlowski