IMI proposals due April 24

Author:: Trade Only Today Editors
Updated:: Jul 27, 2017
Original:: Apr 17, 2009

The International Marina Institute will present an Emerging Applied Technologies conference Oct. 25-27 in Fort Lauderdale to discuss how the latest technological trends and new scientific developments will affect the marine industry.

Seminar topics will include:

Water treatment systems for pressure washing systems and storm water.
Energy use, generation and carbon offsets.
Green building approaches.
Web 2.0 and the new World Wide Web.
Fueling systems and inventory management.
Computer and communication technology.

IMI is looking for more presentations on new technologies and environmental friendly technology in the marine industry. Proposals are due by April 24.

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“Production will flatten but won’t be terrible,” says NMMA President Thom Dammrich. “We’ll be at the same level as spring 2019.”

NMMA welcomed the delay, but said the announcement was “another example of the confusion and uncertainty for US businesses the trade war is causing.”

Besenzoni has manufactured boat parts and accessories for more than 50 years.

Johnson Outdoors

Larry Baab is group vice president — Camping & Watercraft Recreation.

About 18,000 tech positions will need to be filled by 2020

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Storms and Hurricanes

It’s running past New Orleans at 11 feet above sea level.

While advising caution, NMMA president says the industry remains strong.

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