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Features
Working with Stakeholders: The Buck Stops at the CEO’s Office
From shippers to state agencies, carriers to the community, many groups have an interest in decisions made by the port.…
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Education
PPM® Certification Readies Executives for the Top
AAPA’s Professional Port Manager program prepares to graduates its first class since implementing new guidelines four years ago. By Sarah…
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View Past Issues of AAPA Seaports
View past digital editions of AAPA Seaports beginning with the Spring 2013 issue on our archives page. All issues after…
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Features
MCCs Keep Port Running in Case of Emergency
Deployable units ensure port operations continue during times of disaster. By Sarah Sain Hurricanes. Earthquakes. Oil spills. Terrorist attacks. There…
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Features
Securing Seaport Cyberspace
Ports are jumping in ‘feet first’ to combat this emerging threat to operations and safety. By Lori Musser The task…
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Advocacy
Energy Policies Taking Hold
Ports throughout the Western Hemisphere are showing leadership by undertaking energy-related projects aimed at increasing their renewable portfolio and positioning…
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Education
Environmental Certifications Offer Tangible Benefits for Ports
Three certifications – ISO 14001, EcoPorts and Green Marine – help provide a framework to build a port’s environmental efforts…
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Features
Port Profile: A Good Neighbor
Community outreach has played a key role in the dredged materials management program that Maryland Port Authority’s Frank L. Hamons…
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Features
Sourcing Near and Far
The benefits of offshore production are changing for many manufacturers, leading many some to bring jobs back to the U.S.…
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Features
Partnering at Home to Encourage Trade Growth
Ports take advantage of FTZ Alternative Site Framework for economic development By Meredith Martino A consumer in the market for…
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