Associate Member Profile

Inmarsat

Powering the Future of Maritime Connectivity.

Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, is a global provider of mobile satellite communications delivering reliable connectivity across land, sea, and air. Established in 1979 by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to deliver dependable satellite safety communications, Inmarsat Maritime continues to drive the future of shipping—powering digitalization, decarbonization, and crew welfare across the maritime industry.

Through its global satellite network, Inmarsat provides voice, data, and broadband services that support safe, efficient, and connected maritime operations. These capabilities enable real-time communication between vessels and shore-based teams, supporting logistics coordination, navigation, and operational decision-making while delivering fast, secure, and reliable connectivity where it matters most.

Serving ports, shipping companies, and maritime operators, Inmarsat’s connectivity solutions extend from open ocean to coastal and port environments. Integrated satellite and LTE services enable uninterrupted communications when vessels are near shore or docked, supporting port operations and improving vessel turnaround efficiency.

By enabling continuous data exchange and digital applications, Inmarsat helps advance the digitalization of maritime operations—improving visibility across fleets, enhancing safety, and supporting more efficient, connected port and supply chain systems.

Areas of Expertise:

  • Maritime Satellite Communications
  • Vessel Connectivity & Broadband Services
  • Ship-to-Shore Communications
  • Port & Coastal Connectivity Solutions
  • Global Maritime Distress & Safety Systems (GMDSS)
  • Fleet Data & Remote Monitoring
  • Digitalization & Smart Maritime Solutions
  • Cybersecurity & Network Resilience

Member Representatives

Lidia Selivanova

Vice President, Marketing

Eric Griffin

Vice President, Global Energy Sales

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