• BREAKBULK & PROJECT CARGO
  • April 19-21, 2023 | New Orleans, Louisiana
  • Register Now

Kate Ballengee

Metro Group Maritime

Counsel and Director of Business Development

Kate Ballengee, Esq. serves as Counsel and Director of Business Development for Metro Group Maritime in New York, NY. She has worked at Metro Group Maritime since 2007, overseeing the litigation department on behalf of Metro Group Maritime’s ocean carrier and wider transportation industry clients including chassis-leasing companies, Class 1 railroads, NVOCCs, freight forwarders, and motor carriers amongst others. She is also a member of Metro Group Maritime’s Regulatory and Audit Division, which provides audit and consulting services to MGM’s clients in the wake of increased regulatory oversight of the shipping industry. She has spoken about regulatory issues within shipping at various industry conferences, including the World Petrochemical Conference; the Transportation Lawyers Association; and the Virginia Maritime Association’s International Trade Symposium.

Kate received her undergraduate degree from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA and her law degree from Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington, VA. Kate also obtained an Executive MBA in Shipping and Logistics through Middlesex University Business School and Lloyd’s Maritime Academy in London

Sessions With Kate Ballengee

Tuesday, 26 April

  • 12:15pm - 01:00pm (CST) / 26/apr/2022 05:15 pm - 26/apr/2022 06:00 pm

    Understanding the Footprint: Project Cargo Logistics and the Growing Pressure to Measure and Manage Carbon Emissions

    As the energy transition gains traction, project owners and EPCs face increasing pressure to forecast, disclose, and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, both direct and indirect, throughout the project logistics supply chain. Avoiding engagement will increasingly restrict business opportunities, while verifiable, accurate carbon emissions information will be required by a multitude of stakeholders, including shareholders, investors, and national and international regulatory agencies. How should shippers and their logistics service providers capture and incorporate reliable, verifiable carbon emissions data, management, and control into their procurement and supply chain planning and investments? In this roundtable discussion, a global project cargo shipper and project logistics service providers will discuss the decision-making and commitment needed to meet increasingly complex carbon-footprint management requirements.

View Full Agenda