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Mission Statement
"To promote and foster the highest quality service to the maritime industry through training development; working with all agencies, groups and other associations for the benefit and development of its members and the peoples of the Caribbean region."

GENERAL COUNCIL
2009-2010

PRESIDENT:
Carlos Urriola-Tam

VICE PRESIDENT:
Grantley Stephenson

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT:
Fernando Rivera

GROUP A CHAIRMAN:
Michael Bernard

GROUP A REPRESENTATIVE:
Rhett Chee Ping

GROUP A REPRESENTATIVE:
Roger Hinds

GROUP A REPRESENTATIVE:
Glyne St. Hill

GROUP B CHAIRMAN:
David Jean-Marie

GROUP B REPRESENTATIVE:
Linda Profijt-Del-Prado

GROUP C CHAIRMAN:
Cyril Seyjagat

GROUP C REPRESENTATIVE:
David Ross

GENERAL MANAGER:
Clive Forbes

DIRECTOR INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Michael S.L. Jarrett

Caribbean Port Awards

BEST MULTI-PURPOSE TERMINAL

St. Lucia Marine Terminals

Presented by IPP Fernando Rivera (left). Received by Lenius Lendor

BEST CONTAINER TERMINAL

SPRC-Cartagena, Colombia

Presented by CSA President Carlos Urriola (left). Received by Clive Forbes (SPRC was unable to attend)

CSA assisting ports, terminals with applications for 2010

2010 March 26: The 2010 Caribbean Port Awards will be presented at the Caribbean Shipping Association’s 40^th Anniversary Gala Banquet, October 13, 2010 in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

The Association will be reviewing the performance and operations of ports across the region during the calendar year 2009 in order to determine which were the most efficient, safe and dependable marine terminals in the Caribbean, Latin America and the Gulf of Mexico.

The CSA Secretariat is assisting ports and terminals with the application process. The Secretariat will be making contact with ports and terminals by the end of this month.

CSA SALUTES WINNERS IN 2009

Caribbean Shipping Association salutes all the winners of the 2009 Caribbean Port Awards.

The Awards were announced and presented at the Association’s 39^th Anniversary Gala Banquet held in Paramaribo, Suriname on October 14 and are based on operations and performance during the calendar year 2008.

BEST MULTI-PURPOSE TERMINAL - St. Lucia Marine Terminals.

BEST CONTAINER TERMINAL – SPRC - Cartagena, Colombia.

Sectional Awards

The CSA's Port Award Committee resumed the awarding of sectional prizes in 2009 and added a new category, Safety and Security. The Committee acknowledged and awarded these prices in recognition of special effort and achievement in four critical areas of port and terminal operations.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION

1. EFFICIENCY & PRODUCTIVITY - Kingston Wharves Ltd.

2. DEPENDABILITY IN OPERATIONS - Guadeloupe

3. SAFETY & SECURITY - Manzanillo International Terminal

4. GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT – Point Lisas Industrial Port Development Company

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EFFICIENCY - Kingston Wharves Ltd.

Presented by Mrs. Corah Ann Robertson-Sylvester. Received by Grantley Stephenson

DEPENDABILITY - Guadeloupe

Presented by Mrs. Barbara de Urriola. Received by Luis Collomb of Guadeloupe

SAFETY AND SECURITY - Manzanillo International Terminal.

Presented by Mrs. Ulla Bjorksten. Received by Juan Carlos Croston.

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT - PLIPDECO (Point Lisas)

Presented by Mrs. Maria T. Santiago. Received by Ernest Ashley Taylor

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