Returning Seawork 2027 sponsors know they are on to a good thing 

Big names in the commercial marine sector continue their collaboration… again 

The return of an event sponsor is a pretty clear indicator that they have recognised the value from their collaboration, multiple returns even more so – and so it is with Seawork 2027. 

Next year’s commercial marine gathering will benefit from the return of top-tier Platinum sponsors Diverse Marine, Siemens and Volvo Penta, for their 3rd, 4th and 5th year respectively. 

High-performance workboat designer and builder Diverse Marine will once again fulfil the role of Registration sponsor, marine finance specialists Siemens are continuing their much-appreciated role as sponsor of the Waterfront Restaurant – always a hub at Seawork – and the global engine and propulsion experts Volvo Penta will be literally everywhere as sponsor of the ubiquitous exhibition pass lanyards. 

Also returning is port and marine operations specialist Briggs Marine, making it second helpings for the company as sponsor of the UK Harbour Masters Association (UKHMA) lunch at Seawork 2027. 

Meanwhile, emission control specialists Eminox are stepping up as the entirely appropriate sponsor of the Maritime Sustainability Award, which will be presented at the Seawork Awards on the evening of Seawork’s opening day, Tuesday 15 June 2027. 

Immediately preceding that on the Monday, Speed@Seawork will be celebrating its eighth anniversary, and also welcoming returning sponsors. 

Back for a third year MECAL will sponsor Networking Drinks at the Cowes-based one-day event. As an MCA Authorised Certifying Authority for small commercial vessels, MECAL has now been formally approved to undertake certification of ROUVs, following assessment of their technical capability and experience in the evaluation of the unmanned vessels, including remote control and emerging maritime technologies across commercial and specialist sectors. 

Speed@Seawork’s equally appreciated Networking Lunch will be sponsored – also for a third year in a row – by regular exhibitor Vessel Arrest Systems. The officially approved specialists in vessel stopping solutions were so keen to return they had signed up for 2027 even before this year’s event.