Lydia Lyaskovka new representative of Danica in Greece
Connecting with Greece
We are pleased to welcome Ms Lydia Lyaskovka to the Danica team. Lydia, based in Athens, will be assisting Henrik Jensen to connect to Greek shipping companies and looks forward to speaking with you.
Lydia is Ukrainian by birth but has been in Greece almost all her life and speaks fluent Greek, English and Russian. She is currently studying for a BSc in Shipping Management at the American College of Greece in Athens.
Looking forward to the rescheduled Greek flagship event, Posidonia, please remember to reserve time from 16:45 to 18:00 on Wednesday the 28th of October to attend Danica’s free seminar on Eastern European crewing. Our speakers will give you an introduction to Eastern European maritime education and certification while Henrik Jensen will share his 20 years of experience to discuss the success and pitfalls of Eastern European crewing. We look forward to seeing you in Athens.
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