Sustainability

Anna Erlandsen was most recently head of the Oslo office for Norwegian Hull Club. She has nearly two decades' experience within global marine insurance, within underwriting and managerial positions, including board member positions in Norwegian Hull Club and in CEFOR (The Nordic Association of Marine Insurers). She holds a Master’s in economics and finance from the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School´s Executive Education.   

Admir Mesic currently serves as the "Head of Sustainability," with a primary responsibility for executing Skuld's Sustainability strategy. His extensive expertise encompasses areas such as the Global Reporting Initiative, CSRD, and carbon accounting applications. Prior to his current role, Admir has contributed significantly as a strategy and solution architect in the implementation of the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (E-PRTR) for emerging EU candidates. He currently holds membership within the expert group affiliated with the UN Global Compact in Norway. Admir holds a Master's degree in Political Science from the University of Bergen and has also pursued education in Machine Learning from the MIT Sloan School of Management. 

Matias joined Skuld as a Maritime trainee in 2020. He holds an MSc in Marine Technology and works as an underwriter within the NEE business unit. His focus is on Skuld's efforts related to Scope 3 decarbonization, and he offers a comprehensive perspective on the shipping industry's journey toward achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Additionally, Matias represents Skuld on the steering committee of the Poseidon Principles. 

Geir joined Skuld in 2018 as the Global Head of the Loss Prevention Department. He holds a BSc in mechanical engineering and has 9 years of seagoing experience in the seismic industry. His shore career began with consultancy work involving safety management and planned maintenance systems for the maritime industry. Later, he joined Höegh Autoliners, where he held various positions from 2007 to 2018, including roles as DPA, CSO, Head of HSSEQ, and Head of Crewing and Training. Geir has also served as a Director on the Board for Crewing Companies in both the Philippines and China. 

Nina M. Hanevold-Sandvik has been employed with Skuld since 2021. She was appointed President of the Norwegian Maritime Law Association (CMI) in 2024. Nina is a Qualified Norwegian lawyer with expertise in maritime and insurance law from 12 years in private practice, including as a litigator and emergency response lawyer. Her litigation and casualty handling experience includes pollution, limitation of liability, salvage and wreck removal cases. She holds degrees in law from the University of Oslo, the University of Edinburgh and New York University.