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Current Features
Outgoing AAPA CEO Sets a Course for Success, as New Leader Takes the Helm
Ports compete with one another for cargo and customers, but the port industry competes with countless other industries for federal…
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Industry Insights (blog)
AAPA Names Next President & CEO
AAPA’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Cary Davis will be the association's next President and CEO, effective…
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Industry Insights (blog)
Pasha Hawaii, Port of Oakland Celebrate LNG-Powered Container Ship
Pasha Hawaii and the Port of Oakland celebrated the arrival of MV Janet Marie to the Port of Oakland with…
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Industry Insights (blog)
AAPA CEO Connor to Retire Oct. 1 After Four Years at Helm
American Association of Port Authorities CEO Chris Connor announced he is retiring, effective Oct. 1.
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Industry Insights (blog)
Tampa Port CEO Paul Anderson Elected Chair of AAPA Board
AAPA’s Board of Directors has unanimously elected Paul Anderson, President and CEO of Port Tampa Bay, as the Chairman of…
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Current Features
Educational Pathways Prepare Port Workforce for the Future
Educational pathways have been identified connecting K-12 school districts and community colleges with port authorities and terminal operators, plus Lamar…
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Features
The Path to a New Normal
Signs of a post pandemic ‘new normal’ are slowly beginning to emerge. For sure, life on the other side of…
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President's Message
New Office, New Staff, New Committees, New Administration & Congress; Mission Possible at AAPA
By Chris Connor, President & CEO, AAPA I think we can all agree that it has been a dreadful winter…
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Current Features
Q1 2021 Seaports Magazine: A Fresh Start for Ports
The theme of this issue is A Fresh Start for Ports. Just as many of us are adjusting to a…
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Current Features
The Dredging Scoop
Routine, yet never repetitive, dredging operations challenge ports and encourage them to work together, communicate, plan and persevere. Photo courtesy…
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