
CORNWALL MARINE CONFERENCE 2019
3:00PM | 14th NOVEMBER | MARITIME MUSEUM, FALMOUTH
TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO OF OUR 2017 EVENT
2019 EVENT THEME:
CROSS INDUSTRY LEARNING
LEARN / INNOVATE / GROW
This year’s conference is all about cross industry learning. What are other sectors doing to innovate and grow, and how can the marine sector learn from this?
What new technology should we be embracing, and how can we use new techniques to improve client experience, business efficiency and product development?
Our range of excellent speakers aim to help answer many of these questions, and more, over the course of the evening.
So why not join us for a fun night of thought-provoking and entertaining talks, proper pasties, wine and networking.
New for 2019!
In addition to our usual evening event, we’re introducing a new optional afternoon workshop to the Cornwall Marine Conference.
This year’s workshop will focus on Virtual Reality (VR). You’ll be able to try a number of different VR experiences and discuss how you could potentially incorporate VR into your business. It will be a fascinating session, with the chance to try something new!
This Year's Speakers



Event Schedule
As you can see, we have a fun-packed evening planned for you! Please ensure you arrive on time, as your speakers will start promptly at 6pm.
# | Session | Speaker(s) | Time | Venue |
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1 | Optional: Virtual Reality Workshop | From 3:00 PM | Learning Centre | |
2 | NETWORKING DRINKS | From 5:00 PM | Foyer | |
3 | OPENING INTRODUCTION | 6:00 PM | Lecture Theatre | |
4 | Speaker 1 | Stephen Norman | 6:05 PM | |
5 | Speaker 2 | Adam Huckstep | 6:35 PM | |
6 | Refreshments | 7:05 PM | ||
7 | Speaker 3 | Henry Ward | 7:30 PM | |
8 | Speaker Q&A Session | 8:00 PM | ||
9 | PASTIES, WINE & NETWORKING! | 8:20 PM Onwards |
Meet Your Hosts



The Venue
We are delighted to announce that the conference is to be held again at the famous National Maritime Museum in Falmouth, Cornwall.
The Museum is fully independent, celebrating and exploring the overwhelming influence of the sea on history and culture, including the maritime heritage, of Falmouth and Cornwall. As home to The National Small Boat Collection the museum also promotes an understanding of small boats and their place in people’s lives.