My job at Steamships was nothing short of an amazing roller coaster. It`s definitely a fast-paced work environment and not for the faint of heart, says the group`s new legal counsel, Deborah Onga. Prior to joining Steamships, Deborah worked at Ashurst PNG as a corporate lawyer. Ms. Onga is the youngest member of the company`s management team after joining the firm as a real estate lawyer in 2018. In this role, Steamships` Board of Directors and management recognized his outstanding achievements in resolving various real estate issues for the Company. Subsequently, she was promoted to Senior Counsel, where she continued to oversee all government lease matters for the Corporation and provide advisory support to all land-related projects. In her new role, she will now support the group`s legal counsel in leading Steamships` legal department, including coaching, mentoring and performance appraisals for lawyers and support staff. She has diverse legal experience in corporate compliance, employment, ownership and litigation, and her ability to meaningfully engage with stakeholders has led to many successes for the firm. Her accomplishments and personal leadership have allowed the Board of Directors to mark her for her leadership at such a young age. Deborah`s transition to senior leadership is a sign of Steamships` main desire to train more Papua New Guineans for leadership positions within the Steamships Group. «Steamships have contributed enormously to Papua New Guinea`s economic development. PNG`s raw talent education is an important part of the business and I am proud to be part of a leadership team that helps raise the level of skilled human resources in PNG,» she said.

This promotion is pretty overwhelming. I am grateful to the board and management of Steamships for trusting me and giving me this opportunity. I do not take this appointment lightly and am honoured to be the youngest Papua New Guinea to join the senior leadership of Steamies. In this new role, Deborah will oversee the day-to-day management of the company`s legal department, providing advice and support to the group`s senior management and managing directors on all legal matters that Steamships Group needs to handle. Managing Director Rupert Bray said, «Deborah is a talented lawyer who brings a fresh perspective to the leadership team. «I am very pleased that we can give him this opportunity and I know we will benefit greatly from his input and ideas as a young professional from Papua New Guinea. This competent young woman has been recognized by Steamships as a solution- and business-oriented lawyer with experience in litigation and corporate practice. Your journey to this leadership position should be an inspiration to all lawyers and young women in Papua New Guinea.

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