Tracy Jin
Business Development Manager Port Esbjerg
Tracy Jin is a business development professional at Port Esbjerg, Denmark, a strategic European
energy hub at the heart of a well-established energy cluster and a key home base for the offshore
wind industry. The port plays a vital role in supporting Europe's energy transition, connecting
energy projects with specialized port infrastructure, logistics capabilities, and an extensive supply
chain ecosystem.
With over 13 years of experience in supply chain management and international trade, Tracy brings
extensive expertise in international business development, strategic partnerships, and cross-border
collaboration. Her professional background spans complex global supply chains and diverse
business environments, providing her with a strong understanding of the commercial and logistical
challenges facing the energy and project cargo industries.
At Port Esbjerg, Tracy focuses on strengthening international partnerships, identifying strategic
opportunities, and connecting global industry stakeholders. Her work requires navigating market
uncertainty, balancing competing commercial priorities, and facilitating decisions across complex
international stakeholder networks.
Through her industry engagement and speaking contributions, Tracy brings a European perspective
to discussions on energy projects, and the evolving role of women in shaping the future of global
project cargo and maritime logistics.
Women in Breakbulk Breakfast Sessions
Industry Panel: Energy Projects and the New Rules of Delivery
Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.
Wednesday 18 November 09:50 - 10:20
Energy projects across Asia are changing the way project cargo is planned, coordinated and delivered.
New technologies, new locations, larger project scopes and more complex stakeholder groups are putting fresh pressure on teams to adapt. This panel will look at what these changes mean for project delivery, from cargo planning and partner coordination to communication, risk and decision making. Panelists will also share the personal side of adapting to change with practical strategies that you can adapt.
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