Annalisse Sly is Senior Director, International Engagement and Environment Protection at the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. She holds a master’s degree in Maritime Policy and has extensive experience in international maritime governance, marine environment protection and multilateral engagement. Annalisse has represented Australia at the International Maritime Organization for more than a decade, including as Australia’s Alternate Permanent Representative to the IMO in London, and has chaired IMO working groups on marine plastic litter and strategic planning. She has also contributed to the IMO Integrated Technical Cooperation Programme through regional engagement in the Asia-Pacific region on environmental shipping matters. Prior to joining AMSA in 2011, Annalisse worked in Australian Government policy development focused on the prevention and management of marine pest incursions. Annalisse brings strong expertise in maritime regulation, environmental policy, international negotiation and engagement, and sustainable maritime development.
Annalisse Sly is Senior Director, International Engagement and Environment Protection at the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. She holds a master’s degree in Maritime Policy and has extensive experience in international maritime governance, marine environment protection and multilateral engagement. Annalisse has represented Australia at the International Maritime Organization for more than a decade, including as Australia’s Alternate Permanent Representative to the IMO in London, and has chaired IMO working groups on marine plastic litter and strategic planning. She has also contributed to the IMO Integrated Technical Cooperation Programme through regional engagement in the Asia-Pacific region on environmental shipping matters. Prior to joining AMSA in 2011, Annalisse worked in Australian Government policy development focused on the prevention and management of marine pest incursions. Annalisse brings strong expertise in maritime regulation, environmental policy, international negotiation and engagement, and sustainable maritime development.
