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Six months preparations and eager wait to the Intent Based Leadership Seminar (IBL) with L. David Marquet and Jenni Jepsen at Donsö Konferens was conducted yesterday.
There were participants from all different areas from the maritime industry but also from construction, production, real estate and etc.
The IBL concept and the outcome of David’s command of Santa Fee which resulted in the leadership bestseller book ”Turn the Ship Around” was presented during the seminar.
David also presented publicly for the first time his IBL Transcript Analyzer, a brilliant tool to measure performance, proactivity and balance in the team.Donsö Maritime Training Centre AB will assist in to further develop this tool in collaboration with David and Jenni…and You will hear more of the progress of this development. It’s a tool that can be used in many industries, board meetings etc to develop and increase the proactivity and subsequently create a more resilient organisation and team.
The seminar ended with panel questions where also Hans Hederstrom joined.
A special thanks to Kusthotellet Styrsö, Donsö Konferens and DMTC fantastic coordinator Anette Termén.
You may read more in the attached article in Sjöfartstidningen.
See article in Sjöfartstidningen regarding the Intent Based Leadership Seminar by Leadership Key Note Speaker David Marquet, a former US Navy Nuclear Submarine Commander.
Read the article ”Så stärker DMTC säkerheten i svensk och internationell sjöfart” in Enterprise Magazine.
See the article regarding RISE Research Institutes of Sweden research project ACHT (2.0) – Automated Cargo Handling on Tankers.
Donsö Maritime Training Centre AB high end Wärtsilä Marine simulators were used as a platform for the successful ”Proof of Concept” and we are looking fwd to Stage ”2” in this project.
Important and necessary exercise Sep 1!
We at Donsö Maritime Training Centre are looking forward to the day that we have been working hard to prepare for.
During these preparations we have received a lot of assistance in gaining access to ship models, environments and functions for our Wärtsilä Marine simulator.
A special thanks to Ola Lundqvist, Wärtsilä, Lars Axvi, Fredrik Karlsson, Daniel Boström Sjöfartsverket, Anna Heden, Maritime at Rise and Jonas Nilsson, Kustbevakningen.
A large total defense exercise is planned on Donsö September 1.
Donsö Maritime Training Centre is proud to be part of these preparations and exercises.
Dan Sten Olsson tests simulators on Donsö Maritime Training Centre.
Mental training is important for safety.
The importance of leadership in managing incidents on board was highlighted at a meeting of the industry association Swedocean. See article in Sjöfartstidningen.
The Donsö Maritime Training Center is featured in the Swedish no 1 business magazine Dagens Industri.
”Shipping is not only facing major recruitment needs. The personnel also needs further education. Since training has become a bottleneck, Furetank has chosen to invest in a new simulator facility on Donsö that will benefit the entire shipping cluster.”
Swedish readers with a subscription can read the entire article and see the reporter try berthing Fure Vinga in virtual reality here.
Donsö tackles seafarer shortage with VR (Virtual Reality).
At the Donsö Maritime Training Center outside Gothenburg seafarers are being further trained in a training facility that includes everything from bridge maneuvering in VR to a unique engine room simulator. The goal is to reduce the personnel shortage in the industry.
Göteborgs-Posten visited Donsö Maritime Training Centre in conjunction to the inauguration.
