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Need for Forward-Looking Strategies in Maritime Talent Attraction

Sailor Today

October 2025

A significant update in outlook is essential if the maritime sector is to tap into the new generation of young talent, a seminar organised by Indian Register of Shipping heard during London International Shipping Week (LISW25).

Titled 'Reimagining Seafaring: Elevating Maritime Careers', IRS led the discussion on what the industry needed to do to attract the tech-savvy college and university students towards maritime, when they already had the choice of any number of land-based roles fighting for their services.

Indian Register Of Shipping has elevated its participation at LISW 2025 as an International Partner - India. The seminar, held at the first ever LISW Global Hub at County Hall, was well attended by industry stakeholders across the maritime spectrum.

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