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OUT & ABOUT A high time on the high seas The Women in Maritime cruise-ship luncheon gathered industry figures to eat, drink and discuss diversity Third officers from Pacific Explorer with officials from Carnival Australia and the Nautical Institute SEAFARERS GATHERED ON P&O CRUISE’S PACIFIC Explorer while it was berthed at Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal to eat, drink and discuss how to encourage more diversity in the maritime workforce. The event started in the ship’s “Blue Room”, where guests were treated to champagne and canapés, and old friends caught up. Then, guests were directed to the restaurant where they were served a gourmet lunch and a four-woman panel discussed impediments to women entering the seafaring workforce – only 2% of the world’s seafarers are female, they said. A group of third officers who are working on the Pacific Explorer were in attendance; they are participating in a Carnival Australia program that provides a path for young people to become deck officers. The luncheon was organised by the Nautical Institute under its Women in Maritime Initiative. The major sponsor of the luncheon was Carnival Australia and P&O Cruises, and the Port Authority of New South Wales was the partnering sponsor. Adrienne Cahalan, Janine Liang and Alexis Cahalan The panel: Justine O’Connell, Holly Saunders, Melissa Yates and Jeanine Drummond Friends caught up over bubbles 64 First published in 1891 July 2018 thedcn.com.au
Ian Ackerman Carmen Blanco, Jo Clark and Katherine Mahon Kendall Carter of the Nautical Institute The event was held on Pacific Explorer The welcome drinks reception was held in the cruise sihp’s “Blue Room” A gourmet lunch was enjoyed by all in attendance thedcn.com.au July 2018 65
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