October 6, 2014
Philadelphia, PA
The 25th anniversary of this 5-day intensive training course is designed to give port professionals hands-on experience and the tools necessary to excel in the industry. From overviews of marine terminal design and green terminal initiatives to tools for decision-making and effective management, this seminar covers all the essentials. The seminar, sponsored by AAPA and the National Association of Waterfront Employers and presented in cooperation with the U.S. Maritime Administration, features a diverse slate of experts. Industry veteran Erik Stromberg leads the program, which features senior maritime industry experts in a full program of panel discussions, training sessions, and workshops. Find out how your colleagues are successfully managing today's critical port issues!
10/06/2014
Welcoming Remarks
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10/06/2014
Icebreaker and Introduction to program
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10/06/2014
Critical Issues Facing Public Ports and the Marine Terminal Industry: The Next Quarter Century (Parts 1 & 2)
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PART 1
PART 2
10/06/2014
Trade and Economic Trends
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10/06/2014
Optimizing Your Most Important Asset – Human Resources
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10/07/2014
Continuing Evolution of Marine Terminal Design and Cargo Handling
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10/07/2014
Container Terminal Planning and Operations
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10/08/2014
Trends in Design and Operations of Cruise, Breakbulk, Project, RO/RO and Bulk Terminals (Parts 1 & 2)
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PART 1
PART 2
10/08/2014
Lunch
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10/08/2014
Strategic Asset Management — An Emerging Port Management Imperative
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10/08/2014
Insurance Trends and Loss Mitigation Strategies
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10/09/2014
Port Security – Current Programs and Requirements
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10/09/2014
The Positive and Pervasive Role of IT – Enhancing Management and Operational Efficiencies
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10/09/2014
Port and Marine Terminal Policy and Legal Issues
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10/09/2014
Safe Operations — Fundamentals and a Report Card
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10/10/2014
Sustainable Port Development and Operations
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10/10/2014
Negotiating and Survival Strategies in the Competitive Port and Marine Terminal Industry
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