to the primary one which drew them into membership in the first place, demonstrating the value of having such a broad range of interests under one umbrella.
Governance
SMI is a not‐for‐profit company limited by guarantee, with a Board of directors elected from the membership. To ensure the full interests of members are reflected, each of the market areas of interest elect their own Councils from companies within their specific sectors and are listed on the preceding page.
The Board and Councils direct policy on a wide range of issues and initiate programmes of activities designed to benefit all members. Financial decisions concerning SMI and the output of its Councils are exercised solely by the SMI’s Board. SMI strengthens its links with government by appointing Honorary Vice Presidents, who are serving Members of Parliament.
SMI is managed by a Chief Executive and an executive management committee, consisting of the Council Directors, the Events Manager and Marketing & Membership Manager, who are experts in their particular fields, and three supporting staff.
Membership
Our membership is open to all businesses in the UK which build, refit, repair and modernise commercial and naval vessels, supply and manufacture equipment, provide services in all areas of maritime engineering. Member companies range in size from SMEs to major companies with international operations. To enquire further about membership, companies are invited to complete
Launch of London International Shipping Week 2016
SMI Board Member John Syvret and Chief Executive of Cammell Laird
the registration of interest form in this directory or contact us at
info@maritimeindustries.org.
Our mission is clear: We exist to promote and support the interest of all companies that do business in the maritime industries. This Members’ Handbook and Directory is an excellent testament to what our member companies have to offer.
John Murray Society of Maritime Industries Chief Executive
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