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Ten forums a year. One agenda. Mare Forum gathers shipowners, financiers and yacht builders for the candid conversations that move the industry — on stage, on the record, on the water.
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The Cayman Registry has partnered with Mare Forum across its Super Yacht series for years, in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Monaco, and I keep coming back for one reason: the conversation is real. Mare Forum puts flag states, builders, owners' representatives, lawyers, class and finance in the same room and lets them argue the issues that actually shape our industry, from yacht codes and crew welfare to decarbonisation and new technology. As a registry that has served yachting since 1903, listening to the market is how we keep our standards and our service relevant. Mare Forum is one of the best places I know to do exactly that.
Visiting Mare Forum for about 25 years and not only for the great locations that it is held in. Meeting knowledgeable, experienced people who can disapprove, nuance, or encourage our crazy ideas is of great importance for our decisions.
I am pleased to participate in the Mare Forums, where today's maritime leaders connect with tomorrow's innovators, generating meaningful impact for the global maritime industry through open dialogue and bold thinking. It is a fast-paced, high-level debating arena where top minds dive into real issues – openly, honestly and interactively.
For me, Mare Forum has always been more than an event; it is a living network of people who challenge, inspire, and connect. Its conversations remain among the few that consistently look beyond the horizon — shaping not only where our industry is going, but how we choose to get there.