Greece and Cyprus sit at the very heart of global shipping. With some of the world’s largest fleets managed from these markets, they continue to play a vital role in shaping the international maritime industry. In Greece, shipping is more than a business, it is a key economic driver and a maritime culture built over thousands of years.
At the same time, expectations within the industry are evolving. Shipowners and managers are placing increasing emphasis on crew welfare, with seafarers now expecting health and protection solutions for their families back home to be a standard part of their salary and benefits package. It is a promise that they are supported and valued, enabling them to focus on their work knowing their loved ones are protected. In a market facing crew shortages alongside strong newbuilding activity, these benefits are no longer a “nice to have”, but a key factor in attracting and retaining qualified seafarers.
As our client base in Greece and Cyprus continues to grow, opening an office in Greece is a natural and meaningful next step for us. A local presence allows us to work closer to our clients, respond faster, and deliver solutions with deeper local insight and understanding.
Most importantly, this expansion reflects our long‑term commitment to the maritime community in Greece and Cyprus. We are here to support clients, partners, and seafarers with practical, tailor‑made solutions — backed by a strong local presence, right where it matters most.
Meet the Team in Athens:
We are pleased to share that our representative in Greece, Magnus Barman Røberg, will be in Athens during Posidonia, from 1 to 5 June.
While in Athens, Magnus will be attending key industry events, including Capital Link and TradeWinds, and looks forward to connecting with clients and partners during the week. Feel free to reach out to Magnus at magnus.roberg@marinebenefits.no or +47 93063490.