The AIVP is delighted to have you in its welcome cocktail.
The AIVP is delighted to have you in its welcome cocktail.
Bruno Delsalle has devoted his professional life to the development of port cities and the recognition of their specific features and assets. In 1989, he played an active part in the launch of AIVP, which over the years has become the world's leading network for port cities on the theme of city-port issues and relations. Today, this network represents over a hundred port cities around the world, including Antwerp, Durban, Vancouver, Buenos Aires and Ningbo.
A maritime geographer and graduate of the Institut Portuaire d'Enseignement et de Recherche (IPER) in Le Havre with a specialisation in logistics and international trade, he is contributing to the gradual integration of the economic dimension into all AIVP international events.
Bruno Delsalle has devoted his professional life to the development of port cities and the recognition of their specific features and assets. In 1989, he played an active part in the launch of AIVP, which over the years has become the world's leading network for port cities on the theme of city-port issues and relations. Today, this network represents over a hundred port cities around the world, including Antwerp, Durban, Vancouver, Buenos Aires and Ningbo.
A maritime geographer and graduate of the Institut Portuaire d'Enseignement et de Recherche (IPER) in Le Havre with a specialisation in logistics and international trade, he is contributing to the gradual integration of the economic dimension into all AIVP international events.
Bruno Delsalle has taken part in numerous international conferences and events as a speaker, rapporteur and moderator. In 2014, he co-edited the book ‘Port City Governance’ published by the Sefacil Foundation.
In recent years, he has been actively involved with AIVP members in three innovative areas of work for port cities: marine renewable energies, industrial ecology and urban logistics.
In December 2021, he will be appointed Managing Director of AIVP by the AIVP Executive Board, chaired by Edouard Philippe.
Isabel Moura Ramos has a degree in Economics, a postgraduate degree in Marketing Management and a postgraduate degree in Information Management (2007) from the University of Aveiro. She attended the Doctoral Program in Strategy and Marketing at the University of Aveiro, U.Minho and U.Beira Interior.
Since 2001, Isabel Moura Ramos has developed her activity in the Portuguese port and maritime sector, performing advisory and coordination functions as Senior Technician in the Business Development Unit at Aveiro Port Authority and in Figueira da Foz Port Authority.
In 2014, she took on the role of Senior Technician in the Direction of Port Terminals and Logistics at Lisbon Port Authority and in 2015 she was elected Executive Director of Shortsea Portugal - Portuguese Association for the Promotion of Short Sea Shipping.
In 2017 she joined the Cabinet of the Minister of the Sea, as Senior Advisor for the port and maritime sector of Minister Ana Paula Vitorino.
From April 2019 to September 2022 she was Executive Board Member of Ports of Aveiro and Figueira da Foz.
In October 2022 she was invited to join the board of Lisbon Port Authority and Setúbal Port Authority, where she is working until today. She is responsible for the Innovation, Digitalization and Sustainability Programmes of both ports.
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