The terrorists' attacks of September 11, 2001 fundamentally changed the national security priorities of governments and forced a reappraisal of the approaches their customs and border agencies employ to control national boundaries. These changes presented all governments with a challenge that is difficult and multi-faceted – securing their borders against terrorist attacks in the commercial, maritime, and aviation environments, while maintaining the traditional function of facilitating legitimate trade and travel. In addition, protecting ports, harbors, terminals, and ships against cargo theft, smuggling, drugs, weapons, and other crime continues to pose an ongoing challenge for federal, state and local governments and industry.
In this post 9/11 environment, there are new challenges as well. These include the threat that terrorists might target critical infrastructure by destroying bridges, power plants and other facilities.
Those of us in the trade and maritime logistics industries understand that protecting and securing the supply chain, which delivers goods to U.S. consumers, is and will continue to be one of our most important national security priorities. New concerns about the threat of cargo entering the country containing nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons of mass destruction and the recognition that the vast majority of goods traversing the globe do so through maritime trade channels further reinforces the importance of this issue.
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Webcast Archives
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Maritime Security Expo Introductions
Michael Rosenberg, Vice President, Homeland Security Division, E.J. Krause & Associates
Shawn James, Vice President, Homeland Security Systems, Lockheed Martin
Honorary Co-chairs:
Assemblyman Gordon Johnson (D-NJ)
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Maritime Security Expo Welcome Remarks
Conference Moderator: Peter Tirschwell, Vice President and Editor in Chief, Journal of Commerce
Colonel Hines
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John Lehman, Former Secretary of the Navy
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Maritime Security: Stephen E. Flynn
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Morning Q&A on Maritime Security
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The Role of Container Lines in Supply Chain Security
Christopher Koch, President & CEO, World Shipping Council
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The Importance of Maritime Domain Awareness in Maritime Security
Dana A. Goward, Director, U.S. Coast Guard, Maritime Domain Awareness Program Integration
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Maritime Security Expo Q&A with Christopher Koch and Dana A. Goward
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Maritime Security Awards Ceremony (Seated Luncheon)
Colors presented by The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Color Guard.
The National Anthem sung by Ms. Dominique Krol
Invocation: Rev. Dr. Jean R. Smith, Executive Director, The Seaman's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey
Introduction: Stephen V. Kroecker, Co-Managing Director, Chairman of the Board, Director of Design and Engineering, SeaAway Family of Companies
Award Presenter: Rear Admiral (RET) Richard Larrabee, Director, Port Commerce, Port of New York/New Jersey
Distinguished Leadership Award in Maritime and Supply Chain Security
Honorees:
Government: Admiral Thad W. Allen, Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard
(Accepting for Admiral Allen: RDML Craig Bone, Assistant Commandant for Prevention, U.S. Coast Guard)
Industry: Gary Veurink, Corporate Vice President of Manufacturing and Engineering, The Dow Chemical Company
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Interview with CodaOctopus Group (www.codaoctopus.com)
Angus Lungsdin, Strategic Development Executive, CodaOctopus Group
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Interview with Konrad (www.konradmarine.com)
Richard J. Evans, ENC (SW) Ret. USN Technical Engineer/sales, Konrad (www.konradmarine.com)
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Energy, Security and the Long War of the 21st Century
James Woolsey, Senior Vice President, Booz-Allen Hamilton, and former Director, Central Intelligence
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Keynote: Globalizing Maritime and Supply Chain Security
Michel Danet, Secretary General, The World Customs Organization
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Framework for Secure Facilitation of Trade
Moderator: Douglas M. Browning, Senior Vice President, Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc., former Deputy Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Panelists:
Brain White, Director of Cargo, Maritime, and Trade Policy, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Theo Fletcher, Vice President, Imports Compliance & Supply Chain Security, IBM
Captain Charles Piersall, Chairman, Technical Committee 8, ISO
Paul Lightburn, Director, Lloyd's Register
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Maritime Security Expo Opening Remarks
Jeremy Travis, President, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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Fallout From Dubai - Where do we go from Here?
Frank Gaffney Jr., Founder and President, The Center for Security Policy, and former Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Policy, Department of Defense
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Keynote Speaker: Update on the National Maritime Security Plan
Introductions: George J. Wiese, Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton
Keynote: Ralph Basham, Commissioner, U.S. Customs & Border Protection, DHS
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Attaining Port Resiliency - After An Attack how do we Stay Open for Business?
Chair:RDML Craig Bone, Assistant Commandant for Prevention, U.S. Coast Guard
Speakers:
John Gaughan, Esq., Chairman, Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council (MTSNAC)
Steve Vogt, Deputy Executive Director, Port Canaveral
Justin Russell, Director, Port Security, General Dynamics Information Technology
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Marcus Collier, General Dynamics
Marcus Collier, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Department of Homeland Security/Civilian Agencies, General Dynamics Information.
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Justin Russell, General Dynamics
Justin Russell, Director - Port Security, Homeland Security Programs, General Dynamics.
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Joe Torres, General Dynamics
Joe Torres, Senior Software Engineer, General Dynamics, discusses IDMAP technology and its use in port security.
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Scott Price, General Dynamics
Scott Price, Senior Vice President and General Manager, General Dynamics explains what occurs during the Mobile ID lab's badging process.
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Interview with Intergraph
Intergraph representatives discuss what the company is doing in the field of computer assisted dispatch.
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Marcus Collier, General Dynamics
Marcus Collier, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Department of Homeland Security/Civilian Agencies, General Dynamics Information.
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Justin Russell, General Dynamics
Justin Russell, Director - Port Security, Homeland Security Programs, General Dynamics.
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Joe Torres, General Dynamics
Joe Torres, Senior Software Engineer, General Dynamics, discusses IDMAP technology and its use in port security.
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Scott Price, General Dynamics
Scott Price, Senior Vice President and General Manager, General Dynamics explains what occurs during the Mobile
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Interview with Konrad (www.konradmarine.com)
Richard J. Evans, ENC (SW) Ret. USN Technical Engineer/sales, Konrad (www.konradmarine.com)
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Interview with CodaOctopus Group (www.codaoctopus.com)Angus Lungsdin, Strategic Development Executive, CodaOctopus Group (www.codaoctopus.com)
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Interview with Intergraph
Intergraph representatives discuss what the company is doing in the field of computer assisted dispatch.
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