WHY NAMEPA?HANDS ON: Industry, students, communities, seafarers, conservationists, regulators

PROACTIVE: Industry advocacy, workforce development

ENGAGED: Community, corporate, industry and seafarer programming

21 Davis Hill Road, Weston, CT USA 06883Phone: +203 255 4686 • Email: contact@namepa.net

Website: www.namepa.net

BECOME A MEMBER TODAY AT:www.namepa.net/members/

The North American Marine Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) is a marine industry-led organization of environmental stewards preserving the marine environment by promoting sustainable marine industry best practices and educating seafarers, students and the public about the need and strategies for protecting global ocean, lake and river resources.

BENEFITS

• Participation in a network of marine industry organizations with an interest in promoting sound environmental practices

• Collaboration with leaders in industry, government, regulatory, conservation, and educational organizations committed to preserving the marine environment

• Access to community relations programs and educational materials advocating communities and students to be active stewards of the marine environment

• Endorsement of your company, the marine industry, and the marine environment through leadership and participation in industry events and strategic alliances on a global basis

OUR MISSION

Our members are worldwide.

Join NAMEPA today!

NAMEPA Membership FormWe hereby voluntarily commit ourselves to support the aims of the North American Marine Environment Protection Association - NAMEPA as stated in its Voluntary Founding Declaration of 25th October 2007 and the Action Plan for the prevention of ship generated marine pollution and development of safety mindedness on board. Moreover, we accept the Guiding Principles of the Association.

COMPANY IDENTITY

Company Name:___________________________________________

Specializing in:_____________________________________________

Address:__________________________________________________

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City:_______________________ State:_____ Zip Code:___________

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E-mail:____________________________________________________

Telephone No:______________________________________________

LIAISON WITH

Name:______________________________________________________

Title:______________________________________

E-mail:______________________________________________________

Telephone No:_______________________________________________

__ Annual corporate contribution: $2,000. __ Association/Academic membership: $1,000__ Individual membership: $200.__ Lifetime Membership: $20,000 for corporations $10,000 for individuals__ Active duty merchant mariners, Coast Guard and Navy personnel: Complimentary membership __ Students and Instructors: Complimentary membership __ Voluntary contribution to support internships and student awards

Please make check payable to and mail to: NAMEPAAttn: Membership21 Davis Hill RoadWeston, CT 06883

Wire Transfer instructions:Chase Bank 292 Pequot Road Southport, CT 06890 Swift code: CHAUS33

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For inquiries/questions please contact:Gail Nicholas, Development Director 203-255-4686 or g.nicholas@namepa.net

Dues and other contributions to NAMEPA, for which a donor does not receive any goods or services in consideration for a gift, are deductible as charitable contributions, pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code.

Preserving the marine environment by

promoting sustainable marine industry best

practices and providing public education

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2020 - 2021

SERVICES

• Conferences, Seminars, and Speaker Series provide the opportunity to network with a wide variety of industry professionals and expand partnering with organizations and regulators on a global basis to accomplish common goals

• Marine Industry and Marine Environment Education Programs inform the public about the need for the balance between commerce and conservation

• Extensive media outlets promote the marine industry, its role in global commerce and news of member companies through trade and maritime press, active social media and e-marketing programs

• CSR/ESG (Corporate Social Responsibility/Environment, Social, Governance) program designed expressly for the maritime industry

• Online Marine Environment Awareness Training Course for seafarers and shoreside personnel

CORPORATIONSAlaska Maritime Prevention & Response Network

American Bureau of Shipping

Bahamas Maritime Authority

Blank Rome LLP

Bureau Veritas Marine Inc.

Cargill Ocean Transportation

Carnival Corporation

Cheniere Energy, Inc.

ClassNK

CR Weber

Detyens Shipyards

DNV GL

Dome Chartering & Trading

Dorian LPG

Ecochlor

Euronav NV

Fairfield Chemical Carriers, Inc.

FedNav

Gallagher Marine Systems

GasLog LTD.

Genco Shipping & Trading LTD.

GMS USA

Groton Pacific Carriers

GTT North America

Guardian Ship Management, Inc.

HMS Global

Houston Pilots

HudsonAnalytix

International Seaways, Inc.

Liberian Registry (LISCR)

Lightering, LLC

Lloyd’s Register N.A.

Marinakis Chartering

Maritime Authority of the Cayman Islands

Maritime Procurement Services

MJLF & Assoc.

Moran Shipping

MSC Group

Navios Corporation Management, Inc.

Norwegian Cruise Lines

Petromar International

Port Everglades

Port of Long Beach

Port of Los Angeles

Resolve Marine Group

RightShip

Royal Caribbean Cruises, LTD

Scorpio Tankers

SeaGroup, Inc.

Sealift

SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.

Shipowners Claims Bureau, Inc.

Shipowners Insurance and Guaranty Company, LTD (SIGCO)

Shoreline Managers LTD

SMIT Salvage Americas

TGM Fleet & Consulting Services

Total Marine Solutions Inc.

Tsakos Energy Navigation LTD

T&T Salvage

United Bulk Carriers

Valles Steamship (Canada) LTD.

Veson Nautical Corporation

Viswa Labs

Wärtsilä

ASSOCIATIONS/PARTNERSAlaska Institute of Technology

Alaska SeaLife Center

American Salvage Association

American Waterways Operators

Astoria Park Alliance

BIMCO

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

California Coastal Commission

Chamber of Shipping of America

CLF (Conservation Law Foundation)

Connecticut Marine Trades Association (CMTA)

Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA)

Consortium for Ocean Science Exploration and Engagement (COSEE)

Cruise Lines Intl Association

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)

Florida Aquarium

Glazer Children’s Museum

Green Marine

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MEMBERS

TESTIMONIALS

ANNUAL SPONSORS

ABSBlank RomeClay MaitlandDorianFairfield ChemicalHudsonAnalytixScorpio GroupShipowners Claims Bureau

“...uniquely well-positioned to coordinate the initiatives required by this approach across the widest range of stakeholders within industry, government and the public at large.”— Joe Hughes, SCB, Inc.

“Being a member of NAMEPA validates our efforts to protect our environment together with NAMEPA members commitment towards a common goal of balancing daily operational challenges and the need for good understanding and training in the challenges seafarers are faced with.”— Ole Christian Schroder, Scorpio Tankers, Inc.

“...rare convergence of a shipping organization that cares about shipping and protecting the marine environment.” — Joan Bondareff, Blank Rome LLP

“NAMEPA is a pioneer in the maritime industry; always ahead of the times and breaking boundaries. As a company we are a proud member of NAMEPA and I am personally delighted to be able to serve on its board.”— Marina Hadjipateras, Dorian LPG

Houston Maritime Museum

Inter-American Committee on Ports (OAS-CIP)

INTERCARGO

International Maritime Organization (IMO)

International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation, LTD (ITOPF)

INTERTANKO

Los Angeles Maritime Institute (LAMI)

LSM Lead Program, MD

MARAD

Marine Exchange of Southern California

Marine Society of the City of New York

Methanol Institute

Mexico Pilots Association

National Geographic

National Marine Educator’s Association (NMEA)

National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA)

New England Ocean Action Network (NEOAN)

New England Ocean Science Education Collaborative (NEOSEC)

New England Science and Sailing (NESS)

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC)

North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)

North American Maritime Ministry Association (NAMMA)

Norwalk Maritime Aquarium

NOAA / National Marine Sanctuaries

Ocean Conservancy

One More Generation (OneLessStraw Campaign)

Patagonia, Westport CT

PortFest Baltimore

Restore America’s Estuaries

Sailors for Sea

San Mateo County Harbor District

Sea Partners

Soundwaters

Southeastern New England Marine Educators (SENEME)

Tall Ships America

Teach Fleet

The Earth Institute, Columbia University

Transport Canada

US Coast Guard

US Coast Guard Auxiliary

US Power Squadrons

Waterfront Alliance

Westerly Recreation Department

Western Dredging Association

West Gulf Maritime Association

Wildlife Conservation Society

Women’s International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA)

ACADEMIES/ SCHOOLSBoston School International (BSI)Bridgeport Regional Aquaculture Science and Technology Education Center (BRASTEC) Enfield High SchoolCalifornia State University Maritime Academy (Cal Maritime)Columbia UniversityEscuela Nautica de VeracruzFairfield Ludlowe High School (FLHS)Gaithersburg High School (GHS)Great Lakes Maritime Academy John Burroughs High SchoolMaine Maritime Academy Maritime Academy Charter School (MACHS)Massachusetts Maritime Academy (Mass Maritime)New York Harbor SchoolStephen P. Austin Senior High SchoolSUNY Maritime CollegeSyracuse UniversityTexas A&M Maritime Academy University of Houston – Center for Logistics & Transportation Policy US Merchant Marine Academy Wakeman Southport Keystone ClubWakeman Southport Torch ClubYMCA Bridgeport CT