With the BioMarine Business Convention getting closer and closer, the BioMarine Resources blog takes a closer look at the program.
One of the highlights of the first day is the 'Women executives debate on marine bio-resources'. There's a great panel keen to get stuck into the issues affecting bio-resources. Chaired by BBC Frozen Planet series producer, Vanessa Berlowitz, the debate promises to be a lively start to the convention.
About Vanessa Berlowitz
Vanessa Berlowitz, a graduate of Oxford University and a resident of Bristol, England, joined the BBC Natural History Unit as a researcher in 1991. She went on to produce nearly 20 highly acclaimed and award-winning documentaries for a number of series, including “The Human Animal”, “Land of the Tiger” and “Life of Mammals” with Sir David Attenborough. More recently, she produced and directed “Planet Earth” and produced the series “The Frozen Planet”, again in collaboration with Sir Attenborough. In addition, she is a regular contributor to books and magazines and a frequent speaker on wildlife and conservation.
More program information...
One of the highlights of the first day is the 'Women executives debate on marine bio-resources'. There's a great panel keen to get stuck into the issues affecting bio-resources. Chaired by BBC Frozen Planet series producer, Vanessa Berlowitz, the debate promises to be a lively start to the convention.
Vanessa Berlowitz, a graduate of Oxford University and a resident of Bristol, England, joined the BBC Natural History Unit as a researcher in 1991. She went on to produce nearly 20 highly acclaimed and award-winning documentaries for a number of series, including “The Human Animal”, “Land of the Tiger” and “Life of Mammals” with Sir David Attenborough. More recently, she produced and directed “Planet Earth” and produced the series “The Frozen Planet”, again in collaboration with Sir Attenborough. In addition, she is a regular contributor to books and magazines and a frequent speaker on wildlife and conservation.
More program information...
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