A brand-new special episode of the #MaritimeMorningBrief out Monday with Dr. Spencer Cohen!

Thanks to Spencer for joining us and make sure to listen in on Monday at maritimemorningbrief.podbean.com or wherever you get your podcasts🎧

To those who’ve worn the uniform, thank you. On #VeteransDay, we honor all who have served, with a special salute to the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Navy heroes who have protected our waters and communities. Your service and sacrifice have strengthened the maritime safety net we rely on every day.

The National Harbor Safety 2026 is not only build for impact, but is ready to provide a working forum for circulating ideas, asking important questions, and building lasting connections.

Join us March 2026, and learn more. marexps.com/national-hsc...

ICYMI Tosca Pinder on insuring emerging technology: rom floating data centers to the challenges of underwriting innovation, Tosca breaks down how marine insurance works and how she is working to adapt it for new needs.

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(1/3) We’re proud to host the National Harbor Safety Conference in Seattle on March 24–25, 2026 at Bell Harbor International Conference Center. Discounted early bird registration is open through December 31st marexps.com/national-hsc...

From April through September, Puget Sound saw 285 cruise ship calls, up from 262 in 2024 and 271 in 2023. August lead at 61 arrivals—the highest monthly total in the past 3 years.

It’s worth noting that this growth can offset declines in other vessel types when looking at overall arrivals data.

🧭 How do we guide students into maritime careers?

Tosca Pinder shares the origin story of the Intl. Propeller Club’s student mentorship program discussing how students are matched with mentors, building meaningful connections, and the responsibility we all share to support the next generation.

September 2025 saw 246 total arrivals, up 5 arrivals from September 2024 (241) but still 7 arrivals below September 2023 (253).

Despite this relatively stable month, total arrivals for the year are down significantly (-44) compared to this time last year 2024.

🎙️New episode of the #MaritimeMorningBrief out now! Tosca Pinder joins us to talk about career pivots, the role of mentorship, self-reflection, and the courage to change course when a path no longer serves you.

For anyone who’s ever asked: “Am I where I want to be?”

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THIS WEDNESDAY on the #MaritimeMorningBrief: Tosca Pinder, VP at USI Insurance and longtime maritime advocate.

Hear about how she got her start in marine insurance, the power of mentorship in shaping careers, and her advise on "happy checks".

🎧 Listen Wednesday maritimemorningbrief.podbean.com

Seattle is proud to be hosting the National Harbor Safety Conference in 2026, and registration is now open! marexps.com/national-hsc...

🎟️ Register by December 31 with code EarlyBird2026 for $100 off.

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Every day, the maritime community moves the world: safeguarding shores, connecting trade, powering economies, and protecting ecosystems. No matter how long you've spent in the industry, there is always still something to be amazed by: the complexity, the scale, the innovation, or the dedication.

OUT NOW: Our #MMB with Jamila Gordon, Principal of Maritime High School.

From winning knot-tying competitions at PME to critiquing equity practices in the industry, these students are already making their mark on the future of the maritime industry, and Jamila is leading the charge.

Tomorrow on The Maritime Morning Brief, we’re joined by Jamila Gordon, Principal of Maritime High School. From welding pathways to ferry internships, Jamila shares how students are getting hands-on access to maritime careers and why equity, excitement, and experience are at the heart of it all.