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Dear Participants
Dear Participants,
On behalf of the General Council of the Caribbean
Shipping Association (CSA), I extend sincere appreciation to you for your
participation in our Caribbean Shipping Executives Conference (CSEC), held at
the Curacao Marriott Beach Resort, 2006 May 22-24. Very special thanks to
our hosts, Curacao Ports Authority and Curacao Port Services Inc, N.V., for
their welcome and wonderful hospitality.
Those of you who could not get on the flights to
Curacao, including some of our General Council members, you were missed.
The success of our Conference was as a direct
result of your participation and involvement. There were excellent
presentations from all our Guest Speakers and as far as it is feasible,
presentation papers will be forwarded later.
The "Caribbean Beach Party" was a hit. I think
all who attended and participated in the "casual white" theme had a truly
memorable time.
We appreciated the innovation of a daily
newsletter, ‘CSEC-SCENES’ which highlighted Conference topics and
featured colour photographs of the previous day's events.
I use this opportunity to encourage all Caribbean
Ports to enter the CSA’s Container Terminal of the Year and Multi-Purpose
Terminal of the Year Competition. More information will be available in the
coming months.
Our next meeting will be the 36th Annual General
Meeting, Conference and Exhibition, at the Caesar Park Panama Convention Hotel,
2006 October 16, 17 and 18. We look forward to seeing you there!
Again, thank you for participating and we look
forward to your continued interest and support. We welcome your comments
and suggestions and urge you to contact us at
csa@cwjamaica.com or visit our website at www.caribbeanshipping.org for the
latest news and information about the shipping industry in the region. If you
would like to speak to me personally, I am always available.
Colleagues, let us continue to work together as
an organization for the benefit of regional shipping and for the development of
the peoples of the Caribbean.
Warmest regards,
Corah Ann
Robertson-Sylvester (Mrs)
President, Caribbean Shipping Association
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says Raul A. Vignier
 Dear
Corah Ann,
To me personally it has always been a pleasure to
attend to these meetings on behalf of Taylor International; it has also been
very helpful for our business because you can enjoy the gatherings and the
meetings with other members and learn about new business development and
potential business opportunities that otherwise would require several trips to
the Region to gather.
All these facts contribute to make the attendance
to CSA conventions a wonderful opportunity to combine business with a real good
time.
I must also congratulate you for the impeccable
attention given to the organization of these Conventions and the good taste and
professionalism that you and your team devote to your guests and personalities
attending to the Convention.
Thank you,
Raul A.
Vignier
International Group Manager, Taylor Machine Works International
EDITOR'S NOTE:
Taylor Machine Works Inc.,
is a manufacturer of Container Handling equipment and HD industrial lift trucks.
Equipment is made in the USA and has reputation for reliability and robustness.
Taylor International is the international office of the company in charge of
introducing the equipment overseas.
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