In Episode 234 of the Women Offshore Podcast, we spotlight Resolve Marine, a Women Offshore Corporate Supporter and a global provider of marine salvage, emergency response, and offshore services.

During this episode, listeners will gain a better understanding of the scope of work involved in marine response operations and the partnerships required to make these efforts successful. Maritime operations often involve collaboration across vessel operators, port authorities, government agencies, and private industry partners.

Resolve Marine’s support of Women Offshore also reflects the importance of industry partnerships in strengthening the maritime workforce. Corporate supporters help expand opportunities for education, networking, and career development across the Women Offshore community.

If you’re new to Women Offshore or looking for guidance on how to navigate a maritime career, this episode is a great place to start.

In Episode 235 of the Women Offshore Podcast, Executive Director Liz Schmidt and Director of Career Support Christine MacMillan walk listeners through the resources, programs, and community that Women Offshore offers to support mariners at every stage of their careers.

Together, they explain how the organization works—from scholarships and career development programs to mentorship, networking, and industry partnerships. The conversation also highlights how Women Offshore helps professionals build confidence, access opportunities, and stay connected within the maritime and offshore industries.

Liz and Christine also share practical advice on navigating a career on the water—whether you’re a cadet preparing for your first sea term, transitioning between sectors, or looking for ways to grow professionally.

If you’ve ever wondered where to begin or how to get more involved, this episode offers a clear starting point.

In Episode 252 of the Women Offshore Podcast, Executive Director Liz Schmidt speaks with Kim Malkoski, Diving Safety Officer at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, about training and managing scientific divers in research environments.

Kim shares her journey from early scuba certification at age 13 to leading dive safety operations at one of the world’s premier oceanographic institutions. The conversation explores scientific diving standards, safety culture, marine research operations, and the administrative leadership required to support underwater fieldwork.

This episode offers valuable insight for maritime professionals, marine scientists, and divers interested in research-based careers beneath the surface.