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OUT & ABOUT Sister Mary, Dom McCarron, Mark Malone and Michael Kelly at the Engage anniversary function Freight sector enjoys spring A NUMBER OF EVENTS IN SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE offered opportunities for people from the shipping and maritime sectors to come together and enjoy the warmer weather. High on the list was the annual Shipping Industry Golf Challenge held at the picturesque Mona Vale Golf Club. The event is a fundraiser for Westmead Children’s Hospital and the cumulative donation over the years is now close to $700,000. Also in Sydney, a first birthday celebration was held at Smoke Bar in Barangaroo House, recognising the first year of operations in Sydney for Engage Towage. The company’s CEO Mark Malone thanked guests for their support and Sister Mary from the Sydney Mission was presented with a cheque to support her work in supporting seafarers. Meanwhile in Melbourne, customs brokers gathered for the CBFCA National Convention at Crown Conference Centre. As well as the serious stuff, there was also plenty of time for networking and socialising and catching up with friends. Also in Melbourne, a lunch gathering took place for Baltic Exchange CEO Mark Jackson and head of Baltic Exchange Asia Su Ling Lu. The event was organised by Maritime Industry Australia and was held at Majella House on St Kilda Road, with guests defying brutally hot weather to enjoy the afternoon. Denis Bilston and Elvis Bernard at CBFCA National Convention John Farrelly and Brian Slater at CBFCA 62 December 2019 thedcn.com.au
Paul Deacon and Carolyn Brush at CBFCA Robert Cherbakof and Peter Howden at CBFCA Robert Wallace and Tom Griffiths at CBFCA Susan Danks and Jamie Murray at CBFCA Dale Emmerton and Tayissa Popowicz in Melbourne to meet Baltic Exchange leadership Mark Malone, Rob Garrett and Dave Fethers at the Engage function The team from Wilson Lawyers enjoy the golf day The weather at Mona Vale could hardly have been better for the Shipping Industry Golf Challenge Image supplied thedcn.com.au December 2019 63
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