Why become a Corporate Partner?
Join the Royal Institution of Naval Architects, a world-renowned professional body representing over 7,000 maritime professionals across 140 countries.
As a Corporate Partner, your organisation gains global recognition, access to exclusive opportunities, and the ability to connect, collaborate, and influence the future of the maritime industry.
Key Benefits
- Gain international recognition through association with a trusted global institution.
- Connect with experts, innovators, and decision-makers across the maritime world.
- Showcase your organisation through RINA’s publications, events, and digital platforms.
- Access exclusive learning, accreditation, and research opportunities for your teams.
- Collaborate with peers to shape the industry’s future.
Supporting Organisations Across the Maritime Community
From developing your workforce to amplifying your visibility, our partnership programme is designed to help you grow, connect, and lead.
Whether you’re a start-up or an established organisation, RINA offers bespoke partnership options to meet your strategic goals.
Visibility & Credibility
Enhance your organisation’s presence across naval architects, maritime engineers, and associated professionals in over 140 countries
Connection
Join and engage with peers worldwide to exchange knowledge, explore emerging developments and advance naval architecture and maritime engineering – together.
Innovation
Engage with emerging technologies, applied research and collaborative initiatives to advance the art & science of naval architecture and maritime engineering.
Insights & Influence
Take an active role through the development of professional standards and enhance growth across the naval architecture and global maritime industry.
Access
Unlock priority access to RINA’s technical resources, flagship events, and professional spaces.
Join a Global Network of Maritime Leaders
By becoming a Corporate Partner, your organisation joins a distinguished network of pioneers from industry, academia, and government, all committed to advancing the art and science of naval architecture.
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