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Robert James Lowe is a seasoned professional in the maritime industry with extensive experience spanning over two decades. Currently serving as Senior Director and Head of Projects and Time Charter Desk at SSY - Simpson Spence Young since 2013, Robert has significantly contributed to the company's growth in both tanker projects and chartering. In addition to this role, Robert is a director on the boards of the London Tanker Brokers' Panel Ltd and the Worldscale Association, where responsibilities include strategic decision-making and monitoring industry standards. Previously, Robert established a successful Indian joint venture at Galbraiths and led operations for Clarksons Platou's Indian subsidiary, achieving profitability within the first year. Early career achievements include being recognized for excellence in tanker chartering and a foundational role in freight forwarding. Robert holds a Bachelor of Science in Geography from London Metropolitan University.
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At SSY, we believe that experience matters. Our 140 years' experience as a trusted broking partner, the experience of our broking and research experts and most importantly, the experience that our clients receive from us. Proudly independent, we have grown to become the largest, privately owned broking house in the world. We have consistently chartered our own course and in doing so, have shaped the broking industry that we know today. Operating globally via 24 local offices, our 500 experts are some of the most experienced and trusted professionals in the industry, enabling us to provide the very best service to our clients around the world. Like our forefathers, Ernest Simpson, Lewis Spence and Captain William Young, we are bold, quick to spot opportunities and always put the needs of our clients first. Above all, we have a genuine and resolute passion for broking and are committed to moving the maritime and maritime adjacent space forward. We're proud of where we have come from, but it's where we are going that excites us…