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10 November 2026

Poseidon Principles broadens industry engagement with new council

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Poseidon Principles broadens industry engagement with new council

The Poseidon Principles has assembled an advisory council drawn from across the shipping industry, appointing Watson Farley & Williams managing partner Lindsey Keeble as its chair. The 16-member council includes Navios boss Angeliki Frangou, Seaspan chairman Bing Chen, Pacific Basin CEO Martin Fruergaard, Höegh Autoliners chief Andreas Enger and GasLog CFO Achilleas Tasioulas. Other prominent …

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