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- ...Consortio is proud to be working in partnership with an internationally active and commercially driven shipbroking house with a strong presence across global freight and asset markets. With its headquarters in Greece and an expanding footprint in key trading hubs, this...
- ...clients to trade with confidence. Job Description THE ROLE We are expanding our team and have an exciting opportunity for a Shipbroker to join our Dubai office working across the Dry Physical Freight Desk. Ideal candidates will demonstrate a successful Broking...
Freight Investor Services Ltd.
Dubai1 day ago - A leading global freight brokerage company is seeking a Shipbroker for its Dubai office. The ideal candidate should possess a strong background in Dry Cargo ship broking, with abilities in client relationship management and market analysis. Responsibilities include promoting...
Freight Investor Services Ltd.
Dubai1 day ago - ...equivalent qualification. 5-10 years relevant and principal experience in energy sector working with an international Oil company/ Owner / Operator / Cargo Trader dealing Professional Certifications ~ Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (preferred). Requirements:...
- ...Based in Dubai, our client operates as a well-established shipbroking firm with a solid reputation across the international shipping market. The business is known for backing experienced brokers with the autonomy, resources, and trust needed to build successful desks,...
- ...provide the day-to-day support required by the Commercial/Chartering Department in areas such as tender preparation, liaison with shipbrokers, and coordination with other departments as necessary in order to maintain a diverse fleet of vessels and assist in ensuring that...
- ...Our client is an established and well-regarded shipbroking house with a strong footprint in the dry bulk market. With a reputation for professionalism, commercial agility, and long-standing industry relationships, they provide a supportive yet entrepreneurial environment...
