Bw. Nelson Mlali
Wasifu
Mr. Mlali is the Acting Director of Shipping Business with the Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation (TASAC).
He has been in the maritime transport sector for 36 years working with the then Tanzania Harbours Authority (THA), Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) and currently with the Tanzania Shipping Agencies Corporation (TASAC).
At THA/TPA, he successfully served in various managerial positions including Operations Manager, Port Manager (now known as Port Director), Ports Coordination Manager and Port Master (Mtwara) driving the organization to meaningful success which is witnessed today. At TASAC, he served in the position of Manager, Ship Agency services before being appointed to the acting position of Director Shipping Business.
Mr. Mlali has gathered a wide experience in port terminal operations, corporate planning affairs and Port management cycles through practice and theoretical knowledge gained internally and overseas by participating in training programmes. He is a renowned Technical Tutor in UNCTAD Port Management Training Programmes on Train For Trade.
He won the First World Prize in Essay competition known as the ‘Akiyama Prize’ awarded by the International Association of Ports and Harbours (IAPH) during the 23rd World Ports Conference in Durban, South Africa in year 2003 thus underlining the position of Dar Es salaam port in the world of ports.
Education
MBA in Marketing Management, Mzumbe University, Tanzania
Advanced Diploma in Business Administration, IDM – Mzumbe, Tanzania
Mastery in Directorship, Tanzania
Certificate in Directorship, Tanzania
Certificate in Port Operations, Bandari College, Tanzania
Certificate in Break Bulk Cargo Handling, Belgium
Certificate in Ports, Shipping and Logistics Management in Foreign Trade for Developing Countries, China
Certificate in Modern Port Management-Training of Trainers, Ireland
Certificate in Strategic Port Management, Japan
Attended various conferences and workshops both locally and overseas in the areas of Port Management, Logistics Chain Management and Cross Border Cooperation.