Ports Prepare for an Uncertain Future
For ports, looking ahead is a serious business. They have to build enough flexibility into their long-term planning and preparations to be ready for a variety..
Seaports Magazine
AAPA Seaports Magazine, March 2019: Navigating Toward an Uncertain Future
There is no shortage of challenges, uncertainties and unknowns on the horizon; however, there is one thing I do know. AAPA’s core mission of connecting and..
Magnetic Attractions: Shifting Demographics Sway Seaports
Like metal to magnets, supply chains zero in on massive population and consumption centers, and high-volume production belts. Should seaports be concerned with..
Institutional Credibility in a Time of New Scrutiny
The port industry serves as a critical cog in the economies of the Western Hemisphere, while maintaining a comparatively low profile in the public’s..
Global Economic Outlook
The maritime industry in the Western Hemisphere is indirectly affected by national economies all around the globe. A look at shifting trade patterns and liner..
PORTS + POLITICS: The Need for Real Federal Investment in Our Nation’s Ports, Harbors and Waterways
The importance of federal investment in our nation’s infrastructure has been forgotten by many. That is why one of my highest priorities this Congress is to..
GUEST VIEWPOINT: Around the World With Jean Godwin
Jean Godwin, AAPA’s executive vice president for almost 30 years, is stepping down from this role in April – while staying on as AAPA’s general counsel...
SPONSORED CONTENT: The Big Bend Channel Project
Collaboration Brings Generational Benefits * By Lori Musser * Once in a very long time, a seaport may have the chance to champion a project that brings..
Credibilidad institucional en una era de nuevo escrutinio
* Por Tom Gresham * Durante décadas, la industria portuaria ha servido como piñón vital de la economía del Hemisferio Occidental, manteniendo a su vez un..
Perspectiva económica mundial
* Por Sandy Smith* Si se pudiera haber resumido la economía mundial en una sola palabra al llegar a 2019, esta hubiera sido “incierta”. Pero una cosa sí..
