ODU Maritime Institute Speaker Series at Nauticus
2009 Presentations:
1. Mr. Steven O’Malley (Director of Maritime and Supply Chain Security for the Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and Security Team Leader for the International Standardization Organization’s (ISO) Ships and Marine Technology Technical Committee)
“Surviving the Next Waves of Maritime Regulations, Programs and Industry Changes.”
2. Dr. Thanos Pallis of the University of the Aegean, Greece, Maritime and Supply Chain Visiting Fellow under the sponsorship of Norfolk Southern Corporation. “Port Development in Europe: Trends and Policies.”
3. The panel consists of the: Acting President and General Counsel of the American Association of Exporters & Importers; Vice President of Customer Care for CMA-CGM; Customs Compliance Manager for Dollar Tree; Vice President of Operations & Compliance for CV International; and moderator with Williams Mullen. “10+2: Perspectives from the Transportation and Trade Community.”
4. Cameron Prell, legal advisor and attorney to the Williams Mullen/Keelen Group. “International Transportation in a Carbon Constrained United States.”
2008 Presentations:
1. Ms. Joedy Cambridge (Port and Intermodal Specialist, Marine Board Staff Director, Transportation Research Board, National Research Council)
“Marine Transportation and Freight Systems.”
2. Mr. William Anderson, II (Partner, Williams Mullen)
“Environmental Challenges to Shipping and Port Infrastructure.”
3. Mr. Michael Uremovich (Chairman and CEO, Pacer International)
“Global Logistics Companies – Do They Care about Ports?”
4. Mr. James Dolan (President, Matrin, Ottaway, van Hemmen and Dolan, Inc.)
“International Maritime Regulations: Application and Potential for Mis-Application.”
5. Dr. Mary Lynn Tischer (Director of the Commonwealth’s Multimodal Transportation Planning Office)
“The Commonwealth’s Multimodal Freight Study.”
6. Mr. Kevin Traver (National Maritime Heritage Foundation)
“Maritime Museum.”
7. Ms. Denise Krepp (Senior Counsel to the U.S. Committee on Homeland Security, Democratic Staff, Washington, D.C.)
“100% Scanning.”
8. Dr. Amir Alizadeh (Associate Professor, Shipping Economics and Finance, Cass Business School, City University, London, UK)
“Developments, Trends and Challenges in Shipping Risk Management.”
2007 Presentations:
1. Panel speakers from the Office of Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA), Office of Congressman Loretta Sanchez (D-CA), Office of Senator Joseph Lieberman (I-CT) and the Vice-President for Global Supply Chain Policy, Retail Industry Leaders Association:
“Supply Chain Security Legislation.”
2. Ms. Tovah LaDier (Managing Director, International Biometric Industry Association)
“Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).”
3. Dr. Theo Notteboom (Institute of Transport and Maritime Management Antwerp (ITMMA) Antwerp, Belgium)
“Business as Usual in Northwest European Container Ports.”
4. Ms. Florence Carr and Ms. Amy Larson (Federal Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C.)
“Ports and the Federal Maritime Commission.”
5. Ms. Robin Lanier (Executive Director, Waterfront Coalition)
“Too Hot in Sunny California: Opportunities for the Port of Hampton Roads.”
6. Mr. Daniel Baldwin (Assistant Commissioner, Office of International Trade, U.S. Customs and Border Protection)
“The CBP International Trade Challenge: Delivering on our Traditional Trade Obligations within the Border Security Framework.”
2006 Presentations:
1. Dr. Paul Kent (International Port Consultant, Nathan & Associates, Washington, D.C.)
“Emerging Trends and Their Impact on Port Efficiency.”
2. Mr. Larry Henesey (Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden)
“Port Planning Issues in Europe.”
3. Mrs. Florence Carr (Director, Bureau of Trade Analysis, Federal Maritime Commission, Washington, D.C.)
“The Federal Maritime Commission: What, Why and How.”
4. Dr. Ernst Frankel (Emeritus Professor of Ocean Systems and Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts)
“Developments in Port Ownership, Operations and Technology.”
