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Belated Happy New Year!

It’s great to be back for our weekly round-up here on Premium.

Always on the road, I enjoyed a quick trip to Italy last week, catching up with several members and friends, while scouting out a venue for our next OceanX conference to be held later this year. 

While still one of my favourite countries, for the obvious reasons (i.e. food, wine, history, beauty of nature and spirit of the people), Il Belpaese comes ...

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