FEPORT
Jimena Bernar Arocena is an experienced professional in public affairs and policy, currently serving as a member of the GSMA Policy Group and a board member of the Federation of European Private Port Operators (FEPORT). Since 2018, Jimena has held the position of General Manager of Institutional Affairs at CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd in Brussels, and previously served as a Senior EU Affairs Manager at Hutchison Whampoa Limited. Jimena's background includes roles as a Senior Advisor at Cambre Public Relations and Public Affairs, and Associate Director of the Transport and Energy Practice at Interel Cabinet Stewart. With a legal career that began in 1999, Jimena has also worked for various international law firms. Academic qualifications include an Executive MBA from ESCP Business School and multiple legal degrees from institutions such as the Centre for Advanced Legal Studies and Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
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FEPORT
Founded in 1993, FEPORT represents the interests of 2290 terminal operators and stevedoring companies performing cargo handling operations and logistics activities in the seaports of the European Union and Turkey. FEPORT membership consists of large and medium size private seaport companies and terminals as well as local and regional companies and national associations from the individual European Union Member States. The organization’s aim is to promote the interests of FEPORT’s members and to maintain continuous dialogue with all EU institutional and non-institutional stakeholders. FEPORT’S mission statement FEPORT speaks on behalf of its members, promotes their collective interest and presents their positions. FEPORT is committed to ensure inclusive dialogue and constructive exchange of views between its members and European policy-makers. FEPORT undertakes all initiatives that favour a better understanding of the priorities of the European private port operators’ sector by key stakeholders. FEPORT is a policy-led and policy-driven organization