Partnerships
With an aim of continuously providing world class research and education, CBS Maritime is working closely together with leading research and educational institutions. Current strategic partnerships include:

• Singapore Management University (SMU). In Februar 2014 CBS signed a partnership agreement with SMU in which the two universities join forces to collaborate on the development of their respective maritime programs. 
• Texas A&M University Galveston (TAMUG)
• Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK)
• University of British Columbia, Vancouver (UBC)

AB - Members:

1. Bo Cerup-Simonsen, Director, Centre for Oil and Gas, Technical University of Denmark (Chairman of the CBS Maritime Advisory Board)
2. Andreas Nordseth, Director General, Danish Maritime Authority
3. Knud Pontoppidan, Chairman of the Board, Nordic Shipholding
4. Anne Windfeldt Trolle, Executive Director (Employment Conditions, Recruitment and Training), Danish Shipowners’ Association
5. Max Johns, President and CEO, German Shipowners’ Association (Verband Deutscher Reeder)
6. Jenny N. Braat, Managing Director, Danish Maritime
7. Michael Svane, CEO, Federation of Danish Transport
8. Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General, BIMCO
9. Niels Tolstrup, Director (Business Development), Blue Water Shipping
10. Lars Karlsson, Senior Advisor, PortHow, and former President and CEO of Copenhagen-Malmö Port (CMP), Chairman of Sikuki Nuuk Harbour A/S (Greenland)
11. Stig Tenold, Professor in Maritime Economics and History, Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen

Research and Development Consortia
Together with partners, CBS Maritime takes part in research and development consortias. The aim is to bring research based value to the maritime industry context. Recent partherships include:

• The Danish Maritime Cluster Project. The aim of the project is to highten the level of competence in the maritime business sector. The activities of the project will contribute to maintaining positive growth, as well as securing maritime jobs, regionally and nationally. These factors will improve the ability of the Danish maritime cluster to compete in the international markets. Project period: November 2011 to November 2014.
  
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• The Transport Innovation Network. The Transport Innovation Network (TINV) is a national, cross disciplinary network aimed at the Danish Transport sector. The primary objectives of TINV are to create synergy, encourage match-making and generate research and development projects between stakeholders in the transport sector and research and educational institutions, as well as related sectors such as energy and infrastructure. Projectperiode: 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2018. 
  
   

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