Dr Frank Stuer-Lauridsen has 25 years of experience in management of cross discipline and multi stakeholder projects. He is a specialist in strategic management and risk assessments related to the marine environment. For the last dec-
ade he has worked with the environmental challenges of the shipping sector, in particular emissions and discharges, ballast water and ship recycling. He is often involved in complex planning and policy efforts including the economic and environmental assessments of the marine and coastal areas.
Frank was researcher at the National Environmental Research Institute (1990-1996), senior consultant and chief project manager at COWI (1996-2005). He was responsible for R&D as Head of Innovation at DHI until late 2007 when he founded LITEHAUZ, a consultancy company working with environmental management in the marine sector. He has since then initiated two other companies aimed at the maritime industry,
Frank was a steering committee member of the Green Ship of the Future organization and was coordinator of the Danish network of environmental managers in shipping. He is regularly a member of the Danish delegation to the IMO MEPC
and BLG/PPR. He was a member of the GESAMP Ballast Water Working Group for three years. Frank is frequently lecturer on courses in Risk Assessment, external supervisor of BSc/MSc and critic at PhD thesis defences at universities.
Dr Frank Stuer-Lauridsen has 25 years of experience in management of cross discipline and multi stakeholder projects. He is a specialist in strategic management and risk assessments related to the marine environment. For the last dec-
ade he has worked with the environmental challenges of the shipping sector, in particular emissions and discharges, ballast water and ship recycling. He is often involved in complex planning and policy efforts including the economic and environmental assessments of the marine and coastal areas.
Frank was researcher at the National Environmental Research Institute (1990-1996), senior consultant and chief project manager at COWI (1996-2005). He was responsible for R&D as Head of Innovation at DHI until late 2007 when he founded LITEHAUZ, a consultancy company working with environmental management in the marine sector. He has since then initiated two other companies aimed at the maritime industry,
Frank was a steering committee member of the Green Ship of the Future organization and was coordinator of the Danish network of environmental managers in shipping. He is regularly a member of the Danish delegation to the IMO MEPC
and BLG/PPR. He was a member of the GESAMP Ballast Water Working Group for three years. Frank is frequently lecturer on courses in Risk Assessment, external supervisor of BSc/MSc and critic at PhD thesis defences at universities.
