Rotterdam Maritime Services Community
  • About
    • About
    • Board
    • Advisory Board
    • Young RMSC
    • Partners
    • Membership benefits
    • Downloads
    • Contact
  • Business services
  • News
  • Activities
  • Members
  • Human Capital
    • Human Capital Goals
    • Personal development
    • Course overview
  • Join
  • Click to open the search input field Click to open the search input field Search
  • Menu Menu
Young RMSC - Hanjin - van Traa

Young RMSC lecture: the Hanjin case

4 February 2017/in News, RMSC Activities

Over 40 enthusiastic young professionals gathered last Thursday at the Van Traa offices in Rotterdam to listen to some very interesting lectures on the Hanjin case. The group,  that consisted of young employees who work at a wide array of RMSC member firms, was present at the first activity of Young RMSC. Young RMSC was launched last October and this lecture was part of a series of activities to be organized over the next months.

After a short introduction by Young RMSC committee member Daan Komen a presentation by expert on the field Bart Hoogstad followed. Bart Hoogstad, who is also a board member at RMSC, works at surveying company Crawford. He discussed the consequences for his clients after the bankruptcy of Korean shipping line Hanjin and showed what kind of actions he had to take for clients to ensure minimal supply chain disruption.

The second part of the lecture was given by Vincent Pool and Lisanne van Baren of Van Traa. RMSC member Van Traa led several legal procedures following the demise of Hanjin. Next to giving some insights into these procedures they also gave their vision on how the Dutch situation after the Hanjin bankruptcy differed from that in Belgium and Germany. In the end some ideas on how to better deal with these kind of situations in the future were discussed.

This lively debate was continued at a nearby bar where due to the large turnout Young RMSC successfully occupied the whole bar. RMSC would like to thank Van Traa for the hospitality, the speakers for their interesting presentations and all participants for their valuable contributions.

We will inform you in due time on future Young RMSC activities. If you are interested in joining one of the activities but your  company is not yet a member of RMSC we are more than happy to accommodate you as a guest. If you want to contact Young RMSC please send an e-mail to young@rotterdammaritimeservices.com.

Share this entry
  • Share on Whatsapp
  • Share on X
  • Share on LinkedIn
  • Share by Mail
https://www.rotterdammaritimeservices.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Young-RMSC-Hanjin-van-Traa.jpg 760 1344 RMSC RMSC https://www.rotterdammaritimeservices.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/RMSC-jubileum-logo-2024-RGB-site.png RMSC RMSC2017-02-04 21:19:492019-11-14 12:45:39Young RMSC lecture: the Hanjin case

Brochure

Learn more about the benefits of becoming a RMSC member.

Download the brochure

Anniversary Highlights

Interested to learn more about a decade of connecting and promoting the maritime business services community?

Download the brochure

Latest news

  • Event Recap Portlantis: Turning CSRD from Obligation to Opportunity6 May 2025 - 16:34
  • Young RMSC Reflects on Maritime Legislation Conference6 May 2025 - 16:21
  • Recap Critical Materials in the Port of Rotterdam26 March 2025 - 20:54

Reach out

Newsletter

Subscribe

Rotterdam Maritime Capital of Europe
© Copyright RMSC - 2021
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy statement
Link to: Marstrat appoints Raymond Ko as Managing Partner Link to: Marstrat appoints Raymond Ko as Managing Partner Marstrat appoints Raymond Ko as Managing PartnerRaymond Ko - Marstrat - Rotterdam Maritime Services Community - RMSC Link to: All for One and One for All Link to: All for One and One for All Raymond Ko - Marstrat - Rotterdam Maritime Services Community - RMSCAll for One and One for All
Scroll to top Scroll to top Scroll to top