WOMEN IN TRANSPORTATION WEBINAR

Prerecorded short talks by current female port CEOs, followed by 'live' panel prepared remarks (five minutes), ad hoc conversations followed by Q&A.

Day: April 26, 2021
Time: 1 pm - 3 pm central
Place: Zoom (recorded)

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Audience: Women in school or working, in or out of the port industry, who would like to begin or enhance a career in port and/or marine terminal management.

Key success factors in their career, and the rewards, personal and professional, they've received from their careers (both germane to gender and not related to gender).

1.Kristen Decas, Hueneme

2.Brandi Christian, PoNO

3.Phyllis Saathoff, Freeport

4.Lorrie Taylor, Orange

‘Live’ Panel with self-introductions: 25 minutes

1.Mary Beth Long, AAPA VP and moderator

2.Sade Chick, PoB Corp Affairs Director

3.Lauren Brand, NAWE

4.Helen Brohl, CMTS

Roundtable conversations: 25 minutes

Question and Answer: 20 – 30 minutes

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Texas Port Mission Plan

87th LEGISLATIVE SESSION

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The Center for Advances in Port Management puts on Workshops and Webinars to stay engaged in the community and to create forums to address local port and marine terminal industry problems.

The Center works with the Southeast Texas Waterway Advisory Council (SETWAC) to identify, plan and deliver community outreach events.

RESEARCH

Our research mission takes advantage of our location proximate to the major ports and private marine terminals along the major waterways in Texas and the western Gulf coast, as well as our relationships with port and marine terminal operators in the US and globally through our Advisory Board.

We also benefit from the analytical expertise and tools possessed by Lamar’s Engineering and Business college faculties.

ABOUT

The Center for Advances in Port Management is dedicated to preparing the port and marine terminal operating industry for 21st century challenges and opportunities through advanced education and research.

Established in the fall of 2015 through the generosity and foresight of the State of Texas, the Center is supported primarily by the colleges of business and engineering. Erik Stromberg has served as the Center’s first executive director since May, 2016.

WOMEN IN TRANSPORTATION WEBINAR

Texas Port Mission Plan

BOOST CAREER ADVANCEMENT

ENHANCE YOUR CREDENTIALS

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

RESEARCH

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