Nick Edstrom
Nick Edström: Nick Edström joined Mercator Media as editor of the Motorship in December 2018. Nick is excited to join Mercator Media during a period of technological change in the shipping market, and expects his background in sustainability and digitalization to help him settle into his role. Nick recently completed an MSc at UCL in Sustainable Resources, which had a focus on innovation and environmental regulation. Prior to that, Nick covered seaborne trade flows of iron making raw materials and finished steel in his last two roles working from London and East Asia.
Nick gained a first class degree in modern languages from Kings College London “many moons ago”. He is married with two young children.
Contact info
- Email:
- nedstrom@motorship.com
- Website:
- https://www.motorship.com
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