real time cases and numbers that got the audience educated on matters of intangible losses. ‘Loss of Reputation’ being on the top of his lis, the presentation got surveyors to literally debate on technical matters, including, provision of securing plans, allocation of appropriate surveyors and execution of the survey.


Demurrage was another interesting topic presented by Capt. Vikrant Jain of Watertight Marine & Energy Consultants. Starting from the basics of demurrage, leading to the nuances of computing the same and finally leading to the expertise required in these matters, Vikrant was pretty much on the ball when it came to this subject.


Capt. Zarir Irani, President of the IIMS, gave a sharp presentation on the ‘Milestones between a good marine surveyor and a recognized, accredited and reputed marine surveyor’. The presentation


was pretty much aimed at the importance of ‘separating the wheat from the chaff’.


‘Mike on the mike’ was the icing in the cake when the CEO of IIMS presented ’19 Tips for Business Success’. Word of wisdom that were truly noteworthy. He also took the opportunity to share the benefits of being an IIMS Member and initiatives taken by the Institute.


Capt. Pervez Kaikobad, the Regional Director of IIMS India concluded the day with a vote of thanks to all attendees, sponsors, advertisers and Offing.


The day concluded with a ‘Soiree’ that was attended by the IIMS Members at a swanky eatery in the vicinity of the venue.


Capt. Purnendu Shorey of Offing Group hosted the event with panache!


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