The Best Images from Nautik | Maritime Sustainability at Forbes House
Executives, experts, and representatives from the maritime sector gathered at Forbes House to share ideas, analyze challenges, and connect around the future of the blue economy.
From left to right: Carlos Sanlorenzo, Secretary General of Balearia; Beatriz Orejuda, CEO and Managing Director of the Lantimar Group; Daniel Herranz, Corporate Director of Business Development at the Ghenova Group; and Eva Miquel Subías, communications consultant and journalist specializing in the maritime sector.
Discussions on energy, ports, tourism, innovation, and sustainability took center stage at Forbes House during the latest edition of Nautik | Maritime Sustainability, the event organized by Nautik and Forbes that brought together some of the most influential voices in the maritime and port sector on May 12 in Madrid.
Throughout the day, representatives from companies, institutions, and projects linked to the sector exchanged views on how to address the transformation currently underway in the maritime industry, which is shaped by the energy transition, evolving logistics, and the need to develop more sustainable and efficient models.
With the support of Marina Port Valencia and Denza, the event featured prominent figures such as Andrés Rodríguez, president of SpainMedia and editor of Forbes and Nautik; Jordi Carrasco, general director of ANEN; Rafael Fernández-Álava, director of Communications and External Affairs for Costa Cruises Spain and Portugal; Carlos Sanlorenzo, secretary general of Baleària; Beatriz Orejudo, CEO and Managing Director of Lantimar Group; Daniel Hernanz, Corporate Director of Business Development at Grupo Ghenova; and Patrick Reynés, CEO of Marina Port Valencia, among other attendees.
The various panel discussions provided an opportunity to address key issues for the sector’s future, ranging from the decarbonization of maritime transport to the strategic role of ports and the adaptation of coastal areas to a new economic and environmental context.
Between presentations, Forbes House has also become a space for networking and informal conversations among professionals who share a common goal: to rethink the future of the ocean through innovation, sustainability, and collaboration.
Now, let’s take a look at some of the day’s highlights in pictures.
Andrés Rodríguez, president of SpainMedia and editor of Nautik and Forbes.
Miguel Barrio.
Ángela Lago, Creative and Maker.
Marino Palmquist, Global Sponsorship Manager.
Joaquín Torreblanca, Editor-in-Chief of Nautik; Marta Díaz, Blue Economy Ambassador; and Nacho Gómez, Editor at Nautik and CEO of El Role.
Ayako Yokota.
Antonio Nuñez, Commercial Director of Forbes Travel; Carmen Herrero, journalist; and Juan Rodríguez, Brand Manager at Forbes.
Denza, a partner of the event, was present at Forbes House during the Nautik | Maritime Sustainability event.Overview of one of the panel discussions held at Forbes House during the first edition of Nautik | Maritime Sustainability.From left to right: Jordi Carrasco, CEO of the National Association of Nautical Companies; Mario Caponnetto, Co-founder and Technical Director of Caponnetto Hueber; Rafael Fernández-Álava, Director of Communications & External Affairs for Spain & Portugal at Costa Cruises; and Nacho Gómez, Editor of Nautik and CEO of El Role.
Jordi Carrasco, Executive Director of the National Association of Nautical Businesses.
Mario Caponnetto, Co-founder and Technical Director of Caponnetto Hueber.
Rafael Fernández-Álava, Director of Communications and External Affairs for Spain and Portugal at Costa Cruises.
From left to right: Jordi Carrasco, CEO of the National Association of Nautical Companies; Mario Caponnetto, Co-founder and Technical Director of Caponnetto Hueber; Rafael Fernández-Álava, Director of Communications & External Affairs for Spain & Portugal at Costa Cruises; and Nacho Gómez, Editor of Nautik and CEO of El Role.
Professionals, executives, and experts from the maritime sector attended the various presentations and panel discussions focused on sustainability, logistics, and port innovation.
Jordi Carrasco, Executive Director of the National Association of Nautical Businesses.
Attendees and representatives from the maritime and port sectors during one of the panel discussions held at Forbes House as part of Nautik | Maritime Sustainability.
Mercedes Martín, TV host and meteorologist.
Nacho Gómez, Editor at Nautik and CEO of El Role.
Eva Miquel Subías, communications consultant and journalist specializing in the maritime sector.
Attendees and representatives from the maritime and port sectors during one of the panel discussions held at Forbes House as part of Nautik | Maritime Sustainability.From left to right: Carlos Sanlorenzo, Secretary General of Balearia; Beatriz Orejuda, CEO and Managing Director of the Lantimar Group; Daniel Herranz, Corporate Director of Business Development at the Ghenova Group; and Eva Miquel Subías, communications consultant and journalist specializing in the maritime sector.
Daniel Herranz, Corporate Director of Business Development at the Ghenova Group.
Beatriz Orejuda, CEO and Managing Director of Lantimar Group.
Carlos Sanlorenzo, Secretary General of Balearia.
Carlos Sanlorenzo, Secretary General of Balearia.
Javier Arnau, Director of Navalia.
Fernando Giquel, Managing Director.
Nehad Sharaf, President.
Patrick Reynés, CEO of Marina Port Valencia.Patrick Reynés, CEO of Marina Port Valencia.
Noelia Insa and Mario Caponnetto.
Eva Miquel Subías, communications consultant and journalist specializing in the maritime sector; Joaquín Torreblanca, editor-in-chief of Nautik; and Beatriz Orejuda, CEO and Managing Director of Lantimar Group.
Mercedes Alcayde, Sales Manager at Nautik, and Alberto Sanz, Communications Director.
Patrick Reynés, CEO of Marina Port Valencia.
Patrick Reynés, CEO of Marina Port Valencia, and Andrés Rodríguez, president of SpainMedia and editor of Nautik and Forbes.
