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Action is needed to fund projects to completion for the next phase of coastal navigation.

Technology has reshaped recruiting in almost every industry, including seaports.

By Nick Fortuna PHILIP STEURY PHOTOGRAPHY/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM Paul Matthews said that without the support of two key mentors, he wouldn’t have become the first Black chief executive of a port in Louisiana. So, as he entered his second year at the helm of the Port of South Louisiana in January, Matthews was determined to pay it forward. Matthews, 39, left a ...

The port-city of Guayaquil is one of the most powerful economic arteries and a symbol of Ecuador’s national economy.

Building to satisfy current and future public needs and market demands.

La ciudad-puerto de Guayaquil es una de las arterias económicas más poderosas y un símbolo de la economía nacional de Ecuador.

La tecnología ha reformado el reclutamiento en casi toda industria, incluyendo los puertos marítimos.

Returning to business as normal before the pandemic is simply not going to cut it. This change will require a whole-of-government approach and sustained investment in our nation’s ports and multimodal transportation system.

AAPA Adds Top Political Communicator to Advocacy Team AAPA welcomed Shawn Balcomb to its government relations team as Manager of Public Affairs. A talented communications professional with years of experience in government as well as on campaigns and in the private sector, Balcomb has more than six years of experience in government and campaign communications at the state and federal ...

To improve air quality and support communities near ports, greenhouse gas emissions should be directly measured and tracked, rather than merely calculated.