National Harbor Safety Committee Blog: 2011 National HSC/AMSC Conference Agenda

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

2011 National HSC/AMSC Conference Agenda

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Photo courtesy of Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau

The agenda for next week's HSC/AMSC conference in Houston is set and available from the Transportation Research Board. Click HERE for a link to the current agenda.

Some highlights include:

A welcoming keynote address from the Commandant of the Coast Guard, ADM Bob Papp
A first day networking luncheon
The HSC of the Year award presentation
A luncheon presentation from RADM Sinclair Harris, USN on The Connection between Transnational Crime and Terrorism
The social event at a Houston Astros Ballgame
Presentations from Coast Guard Director of Marine Transportation Systems Management, Mr. Dana Goward and the incoming Eighth Coast Guard District Commander, RADM Roy Nash
Plus many informative presentations and breakout sessions.

You can still sign up to attend the conference online HERE.

We're looking forward to seeing you in Houston next week!

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