Events

Alpha Navigation had the pleasure of attending the Ukrainian Officer’s Forum 2025, hosted by Enesel Group in Bucharest on October 30–31.  The event brought together seafarers from both container and tanker fleets, providing an excellent platform for professional exchange and networking. 

 The Wallem Fleet Officers Meet 2025 took place in Bucharest, Romania, on October 27–28, bringing together officers and representatives from Wallem Group and its partners under the theme “Safety, Accountability, and Operational Success.” Alpha Navigation was glad to be part of this inspiring event dedicated to open dialogue, exchange of ideas, and recognition of professional excellence within the maritime community.

 At the end of October, Alpha Navigation’s Batumi office was pleased to welcome our long-standing partners from Interunity Management Corporation S.A. (Athens, Greece). We have been cooperating for five years, and it was truly inspiring to meet in person once again and discuss new horizons.

At the end of September, Alpha Navigation proudly took part in the annual Seaspan Forum 2025, hosted by our esteemed partner Seaspan Ship Management Ltd. The event took place in Bucharest, Romania, on September 29–30, gathering together Seaspan’s senior management, partners, and seafarers.

 On October 5th, Alpha Navigation proudly hosted the International Seafarer's Forum in Burgas, Bulgaria – a day that brought together maritime professionals, cadets, and future seafarers for connection, inspiration, and shared experience.The event featured a vibrant mix of activities: insightful industry talks, friendly football and tennis matches, and relaxed evening networking over well-earned cold drinks.

 On September 19, the National University “Odesa Maritime Academy” celebrated its annual Cadets’ Initiation Ceremony, officially welcoming the first-year students into the Academy family. For these young cadets, it was a moment to remember: putting on their uniforms for the first time, taking the Oath of Allegiance, and stepping confidently onto the path of a maritime career.

What an inspiring two days! The forum was not just another formal gathering, but a vibrant exchange of knowledge and experience. Seafarers from Alpha Navigation were actively engaged – bringing forward innovative ideas, fresh perspectives, and valuable suggestions on safety onboard. Their voices and participation reminded us once again that the heart of shipping is the people at sea.

 On April 26, Alpha Navigation held its International Seafarers’ Forum in Burgas, Bulgaria – an extraordinary event that exceeded all expectations. The forum featured engaging discussions on key maritime industry topics, a friendly football tournament, tennis master classes, and a lively beer party.

Today, as Alpha Navigation celebrates its 28th anniversary, I find myself reflecting with deep gratitude and pride on the incredible journey that began in 1997. What started as a vision has grown into a global leader in maritime human resources – a company recognized and trusted by the most prestigious names in the shipping world.

We had the great pleasure of welcoming our esteemed partners from Portline Bulk International, S.A. to Alpha Navigation Batumi office!

 The seminar brought together maritime professionals and partners for insightful discussions on industry trends, operational updates, safety at sea, seafarers’ well-being, and future collaboration. It was a valuable opportunity to strengthen our long-standing partnership with Portline Bulk International and to exchange ideas in a dynamic, forward-thinking environment. Bogdan Zelenski, founder of Alpha Navigation, was among the speakers at the seminar.

On April 10, the National Maritime Academy hosted a strategic meeting between the Academy’s leadership and representatives of leading crewing agencies and maritime organizations. At the heart of the agenda was a matter of critical importance: ensuring high-quality at-sea training and working for the next generation of cadets.