Andrea Lodolo, CEO of Seably
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About Seably
Seably is a Swedish marketplace for maritime training that creates smarter education for the industry through a fusion of good content, usability, and technology. Our team helps some of the world’s most innovative shipping companies and subcontractors to train their employees. Seably is owned by the Swedish Shipping Association.
Learn more on https://www.seably.com/
Seably wants to empower:
Seafarers: To get inspired, learn new skills, and get certified.
Businesses: To organize, build, assign, and measure.
Teachers: To share expertise, earn money, and give back.
News Releases
Seably Enhances Wellness Content with WellAtSea Collaboration
January 24, 2022 Gothenburg, Sweden. “Health and Safety are always crucial for any mariner and shipowner. The crew is a company’s biggest asset and improving their mental and physical wellbeing is essential for a safe and efficient operation.” said Andrea Lodola, CEO...
Seably Welcomes Engineering Expert Aashish Puri
Seably, the global online marketplace for maritime bespoke training, has appointed engineering specialist Aashish Puri as Head of Engineering. In this new role, Aashish brings decades of elite leadership, HR, technical and seafaring expertise to lead the engineering...
First Pilot Station Steers a Course for Seably Online Maritime Training
The Varna Pilot Station in Bulgaria has chosen Seably, the global online marketplace for bespoke maritime learning, to become the first pilot station to use the digital platform for its training. Seably’s digital marketplace offers exclusive courses for the maritime...
Seably Launches New Dedicated Courses for the Superyacht Industry in Collaboration with ACREW
Seably, the global online marketplace for maritime training, is broadening its extensive library of maritime training courses with the launch of new and exclusive dedicated courses for the Superyacht Industry. The bespoke courses, launched in Monaco during the Yacht...
Seably – Moxoff Collaboration Uses Game Theory Approach To Create Community-Based Revenue Sharing Model
Seably, the global online marketplace for dedicated maritime training is collaborating with Moxoff, an Italian-based consulting company specialising in the creation and development of mathematical models, to create and implement a community-based revenue sharing model...
Seably, a unique Maritime Tech Marketplace, innovates within a very traditional industry
Seably, the global online marketplace for dedicated maritime training is unique in the industry. Launched in 2020, the digital platform was created by The Swedish Shipowners’ Association in response to the strong demand for a better way for seafarers to conduct...
Seably welcomes Rikke Olsen, Business Development Director, EMEA
Seably, the global online marketplace for bespoke maritime training, welcomes Rikke Louise Haugen Olsen in her new role as Seably Business Development Director for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. Rikke is a strong champion for technology and the...
Seably introduces Oltremare Training Courses onto the Global Market Place
Seably, the global online marketplace for bespoke maritime training, announces the introduction of Oltremare training courses. Oltremare Training Centre is a project company by Assarmatori Shipowners Association. It provides integrated services for shipping in Italy....
Seably introduces Captain John Carlo Gatti, the new Director for Maritime Training Institutions
Seably, the global online marketplace for bespoke maritime training, is delighted to introduce Captain John Carlo Gatti, the new Seably Director for Maritime Training Institutions. The youngest pilot to ever qualify as the Chief Pilot of Genoa, Captain Gatti brings...
Seably launches New Cyber Security Training Developed by Deductive Labs in collaboration with Alandia
The threat of cyber-attacks on critical systems on board vessels has never been greater. Reports[1] suggests that reliance on digital systems and remote working during the COVID-19 crisis coincided with a fourfold increase in maritime cyber-attacks from February last...