The world's largest maritime HR conference, offering networking opportunities with industry leaders and expert-led sessions on current maritime HR challenges. A vital gathering for global shipping HR professionals.
Underground Stations
- Tower Hill 1 minute walk
- London Bridge 19 minute walk
- Aldgate 6 minute walk
- Monument 11 minute walk
- Bank 14 minute walk
- Canon Street 16 minute walk
- Mansion House 19 minute walk
- Paddington 32 minute train journey
- Euston 28 minute train journey
Hotels
- Citizen M Tower of London
1 minute walk | Book Direct - Novotel London Tower Bridge
1 minute walk | Book Direct - DoubleTree Tower of London Hotel
1 minute walk | Book Direct - Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch
35 minute walk | Book Direct (incl. discount) - Leonardo Royal Hotel London City
Conference Venue | Book Direct
Train Stations
- Fenchurch Street 4 minute walk
- Liverpool Street 14 minute walk
Airports
- London City 30-40 minutes (6.4 miles)
- Heathrow Airport 1hr 15 minutes (19.2 miles)
- Gatwick Airport 1hr 15 minutes (48.9 miles)
- Stansted Airport 1hr 7 minutes (37.7 miles)
Agenda & Speakers
Discover HR topics on the agenda and our 2025 speakers.
Location
Find out the location of this year's event and best way to get there.
Secure Your Space
Choose your ticket options and networking opportunities.
Awards
View the 2025 award categories, and find out how to enter.
Book Your Ticket
Tickets can be booked directly with Spinnaker or with credit card via the link below. A 2-day ticket costs £1,695 (+vat if applicable) which includes full access to the presentation and seminar sessions, coffee and lunch on both days, champagne reception and gala dinner.
Our 2025 Sponsors
Click here to learn more about our sponsorship opportunities at the 2025 Maritime People & Culture Conference
I wanted to congratulate you on this high quality event. You always find the way to get creative and resourceful in identifying interesting themes that will help us all become better business partners and that will therefore help the whole industry moving forward. We already see the progress that the industry has made in the past few years and I think you can proudly say you are part of making the movement happen.