Across industry gatherings, professional forums and training initiatives, Fleet Management colleagues continue to engage with the wider maritime community and invest in its future. From supporting training to connecting with emerging talent, these activities reflect our contribution to a stronger, more capable industry. Read on to see where our teams have been engaging.
Singapore Shipping Association Annual Dinner | Singapore
Colleagues joined over 2,700 members and guests at the Singapore Shipping Association’s 41st Anniversary Gala Dinner, the association’s largest gala to date. As a Silver Sponsor, the company connected with customers, partners and industry peers while marking 20 years of serving the maritime community from Singapore
Maritime Leadership Icon Award | Malaysia
Capt. Raja Subramaniam, CEO of Fleet Management, received the Maritime Leadership Icon Award at Malaysia Maritime Week 2026. Presented during the Ministry of Transport Malaysia’s maritime industry awards, the honour recognised his contributions to the maritime industry.
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Shenzhen International Maritime Training Centre | Shenzhen
Capt. Raja Subramaniam, CEO, and Capt. Somasundar Nair, Executive Director, FPD, attended the opening of the Shenzhen International Maritime Training Centre (SIMTC) and its inaugural International Maritime Training Seminar. They toured the new facilities and met the teams behind its training programmes. Capt. Soma also participated in a panel discussion on maritime talent development and leadership.
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NTU Career Fair | Singapore
Fleet Management participated in the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Career Fair, connecting with prospective graduates and highlighting opportunities within its technical teams. A dedicated campaign page drew around 1,000 visits in its first week, while candidate tracking helped the team identify and engage potential future talent.
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Maritime Training Collaboration | India
Capt. Vinod Suryavanshi, Senior Manager of Training at the Fleet Management Training Institute, participated in the Habits of Highly Effective Maritime Teachers programme in India. He joined a panel of senior maritime leaders to discuss the role of AI in learner engagement, competency transfer, and the future of maritime education and training.
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