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2007

2007,
October 30: Fernando Rivera of Puerto Rico (left) was
unanimously returned as President of the Caribbean Shipping Association in
elections at its recent 37th Annual General Meeting.
Carlos Urriola of Panama (right) was
similarly returned as Vice President.
Both men are now serving their second consecutive
terms in leading the Regional organization.
Francis
Camacho is the only new face on the Caribbean Shipping Association’s General
Council, elected for the period 2007 – 2008.
Mr. Camacho, a native of Guyana, was elected as
Group A representative at the 37th Annual General Meeting, held in Santo
Domingo, Dominican Republic, October 15, 16 and 17. This is the first time he
will serve on the General Council. He replaces Trevor Phillip
of Saint Lucia.
Frankie Camacho
Group A
is chaired by Robert Foster who was elected to serve his second consecutive year
leading the largest of the three CSA constituent groups – the Ship Agents and
Private Stevedores. Also re-elected to represent Group A on the 2007 – 2008
General Council are Michael Bernard of Jamaica and IanDeosaran of Trinidad and
Tonago, both being returned for a second consecutive year.
Group B, the port and terminal operators group,
is again chaired by Grantley Stephenson of Jamaica and David Jean-Marie of
Barbados was also returned as Representative.
Group C, the ship owners and vessel operators
group, comprises Capt. Johan Bjorksten, chair; and, Cyril Seyjagat, both also
re-elected.
Immediate Past President is Corah Ann
Robertson-Sylvester.
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