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A Discussion on Politics, Competitiveness, and Regulations in the Maritime Industry

When
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Location
Hotel Maya, 700 Queensway Drive, Long Beach, CA 90802

Registration

$1,000 Platinum Sponsor (Only one per event - first-come, first-served) – $1,000.00
o Company name and/or logo to be used in promotional materials, signage and PC website
o Verbal recognition at the event
o Ten tickets to the meeting – two seated at speaker’s table and one reserved table of eight
o To promote your firm’s products and/or services
o Opportunity to introduce speaker
o Link to sponsor’s website
$250 Silver Sponsor – $250.00
o Company name included in promotional materials, signage, and PC website
o Verbal recognition at the event
o Two tickets to the meeting
$500 Gold Sponsor – $500.00
o Company name and/or logo included in promotional materials, signage, and PC website
o Verbal recognition at the event
o Three tickets to the meeting – one seated at speaker’s table
o Link to sponsor’s website
Member – $50.00

Registration is closed

Presented by:

John McLaurin

President, PMSA

John McLaurin is President of the Pacific Merchant Shipping Association (PMSA). With offices in San Francisco, Long Beach and Seattle, PMSA is a west coast maritime trade association, representing ocean carriers and marine terminal operators on a variety of local, state and federal issues. Mr. McLaurin has been with PMSA in his current role since 1995. In addition to PMSA, Mr. McLaurin has also worked for the Marine Spill Response Corporation, American President Lines and the American Petroleum Institute.

Mr. McLaurin is always a very knowledgeable and entertaining speaker – you will not want to miss this!

Space is limited; register early and bring a guest!

Registration begins at 11:30 a.m.

Register by November 9, 2018 to attend at a special rate!

Cancellations must be received in writing 7 days prior to the event to receive a refund or to avoid being billed.Your payment for this event is not deductible as a contribution or gift under Federal Income Tax Laws, but is most likely deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense.