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STOP PRESS New computor hardware is being installed at Head Office on Tuesday 4 & Wednesday 5 May 2004. The office will be closed to email, telephone and visitors on both these days. Our apologies for any inconvenience caused LATEST ONE-DAY BUSINESS OF SHIPPPING COURSE IS SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY 15 July 2004 to register contact TutorShip Successful East Anglian Dinner Bill Beaumont speaks to guests Chairman Mike Abram presents MICS certificate to Fiona Hood Latest issues of Shipping Network and Ezine Rt Hon Theresa May MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Transport & the Environment speaker at the Inaugural Shipping Luncheon 20 April 2004 for details contact 5 May 2004 - The ISM Code - Perceptions v Reality - Lecture at RINA Contact Bogus Crewing Agencies target ICS Company Members Our Word Our Bond 2003 Annual Shipping Review available on-line Membership of the Institute (MICS) is achieved by candidates passing the professional Qualifying Examinations and satisfying the Controlling Council of their suitability. Fellowship (FICS) applications are accepted from Members holding a position of seniority who have been engaged in the business or profession of a shipbroker for 6 years. On promotion Fellows are entitled to call themselves a Chartered Shipbroker . Member of the Institute is internationally recognised as a mark of professionalism in the shipping business. The Institute is the largest network of professionally qualified shipbrokers worldwide. Membership confirms a personal commitment to the provision of service to an internationally recognised standard. Member s interests are represented in Government and Industry fora at the highest levels. Members receive the ICS journal The Shipbroker. S H I P P I N G N E T W O R K T h e O f f i c i a l M a g a z i n e o f t h e I n s t i t u t e o f C h a r t e r e d S h i p b r o k e r s The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS) was founded in 1911, since when it has represented professionals working in all areas of shipping and the maritime industries. Today, it has more than 3,500 members in over sixty countries worldwide. The ICS became a chartered body in 1920, and the term chartered shipbroker is still synonymous today with professional excellence in all aspects of the shipping industry. The main objective of the ICS is to set and maintain standards in the shipping industry. The ICS has very clear ethical and educational requirements, which are encapsulated by its motto Our Word Our Bond. The ICS, through its branches and federation council, addresses those issues that affect its worldwide membership. It provides its members with a voice, and with the opportunity to influence decisions at both a national and international level. Through its membership of the Federation of National Associations of Ship Brokers and Agents (FONASBA), the ICS plays a leading role in the standardisation and updating of documentary terms and conditions, and in liaising with governments. The ICS represents shipping interests not only in Europe, but globally, through its network of offices in the UK and overseas, and through its involvement with other international shipping associations. There are currently 25 ICS branches around the world. The ICS collaborates closely with bodies such as BIMCO, IMO, UNCTAD, Intertanko, Intercargo and the Baltic Exchange. Membership of the ICS (MICS) is a unique, internationally recognised qualification. It is achieved by candidates who pass the ICS qualifying examinations, gain a prescribed amount of work experience, and satisfy the controlling council of their suitability. Examinations are held annually at centres throughout the world, and both the TutorShip Correspondence College and local colleges and distance learning centres provide educational support. Promotion to fellowship is granted to those members who reach positions of seniority and influence in the shipping industry. A fellow of the ICS is entitled to be designated a chartered shipbroker . Published by: by Maritime Media Ltd, The Diary House, Rickett Street, London SW6 1RU, England Tel: +44 (0) 20 7386 6100. Fax +44 (0) 20 7381 8890 E-mail: sales@mar-media.com The ICS has very clear ethical and educational requirements, which are encapsulated by its motto Our Word Our Bond. The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ISC)