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Int'l women's shipping association invites local membership

07 May 1999 - by Staff reporter
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THE TWENTY fifth anniversary conference of the Women's International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) will be held in London this year on October 6-8.
A range of lectures and workshops dealing with trends in the market, visits to significant maritime centres, and various networking receptions have been arranged.
WISTA is a non-profit shipping and trading association for women, which aims to provide opportunities for its members to develop professionally, exchange knowledge and make contacts.
It was started in 1974 by a handful of female brokers in the UK and has expanded to embrace worldwide membership. Last year's conference in Hamburg attracted some 180 participants from all over the world.
For further details on joining the Association or attending the next conference, contact Keren Giladi of Dudula Freightbulk in Durban.. Her telephone number is (031)307 1000.

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