Supporters
The following listing is a sample of organizations that have provided letters of support to SL7Expo
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The US Classification Society |
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An association providing pilotage services to Maryland Ports |
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An industry organization supporting the Port of Baltimore |
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A ship building and repair company |
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A non-profit promoting sustainable short sea shipping for small ports and vessels |
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A US shipowners association |
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Claycrest Marine Services |
Marine services consultants |
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The primary trade association for the global cruise industry |
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A maritime museum of national significance |
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Knows Maritime |
Marine services consultant |
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A non-profit focusing on maritime education |
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A port industry representative organization |
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A marine consulting firm |
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A maritime union |
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Historical research consultants with an emphasis on the maritime industry |
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The national organization for maritime history |
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A national marine environmental protection association |
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A ship operating company |
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A national organization focusing on marine pollution prevention |
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A marine terminal |
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A non-profit organization preserving and operating the Liberty ship, S.S. John W. Brown |
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A builder of motor and sailing passenger vessels |
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The Linden NJ Sea Scout ship |
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A maritime union |
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A technical society focusing on Port Engineering |
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The primary trade association representing international liner shipping |
The following listing is a sample of individuals who have provided letters of support to SL7Expo
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John Boyleston |
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Curtis Peter Junker |
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Paul Hankins |
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Anne and Rik van Hemmen |
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Harry Muller |
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Robert J. Noiseux |
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John Riddle |
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Raj Sengupta |
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Alan Weigel |