Events

Meet us worldwide

As a global organisation operating across many geographies and industries, we recognise the importance of being visible, engaged, and well represented at key industry events, conferences, and forums.

You can meet our team at these upcoming
industry events and conferences:

Upcoming events

24 – 27 August 2026

ONS 2026

Stavanger, Norway

21-24 September 2026

ROG.e 2026

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

22-25 September 2026

WindEnergy Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany

Graduate roadshow

Each year, we visit universities to meet the next generation of engineers, naval architects, and offshore professionals.

Our graduate roadshow offers students the chance to speak directly with Global Maritime specialists, explore real-life projects, and learn more about career opportunities across our business.

Explore the Graduate Programme

Upcoming events

15 October 2026

Bedriftsdagen 2026

Tyholt, Trondheim

Let’s build something together.

Book a meeting with our Marketing & Communications team to plan your next event.

Contact our Communication Team

Latest insights

Tønnes & Trygve

18.08.2026

Meet the 2026 Summer Interns at Global Maritime Norway

Meet Global Maritime summer interns Trygve and Tønnes as we caught up with them to discuss their internship experience, the projects they supported, and the insights they gained during their time with us.

13.08.2026

Get to Know GM – A Q&A with Sara Pereira

Naval Architect Sara discusses her role at Global Maritime, her career in offshore wind, and how naval architecture supports the development of floating wind projects.

03.08.2026

Global Maritime Supports Culzean Floating Wind Project Milestone

Global Maritime supports key milestone for the Culzean Floating Wind project, following the successful completion of WTG assembly and launch of the floating unit.

08.07.2026

The Quiet Value of the Marine Warranty Surveyor: Building Confidence in Complex Dry Transports

James Vavasour, Business Stream Director MWS, shares why early Marine Warranty Survey engagement is essential for managing risk and delivering successful offshore dry transport projects.