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Maitland Receives CG Public

Service Award

The Coast Guard Foundation announced that board member Guy

Edison Clay Maitland was the recipi- ent of the Coast Guard’s

Distinguished Public Service Award.

In addition to his service to the Coast

Guard Foundation, Maitland is an advocate for quality shipping through his work as Founding Chairman of the North American Marine

Environment Protection Association (NAMEPA) and Chairman of the

Industry Advisory Council for the

North American Maritime Ministry

Association.

Henry Propeller Club Maritime

Person of the Year

The International Propeller Club of the United States named James L.

Henry the Maritime Person of the

Year at its international convention in

Tampa, Fla. Henry is Chairman and

President of the Transportation

Institute. Henry is also a founding board member of the Maritime

Cabotage Task Force, the largest coalition ever to promote America’s

Jones Act fleet.

Crowley Receives Vincent T.

Hirsch Maritime Award

Tom Crowley, Jr., Chairman,

President and CEO of Crowley

Maritime Corporation, was awarded the Vincent T. Hirsch Maritime

Award for outstanding leadership from the U.S. Navy League. Rear

Adm. Mark H. Buzby, USN

Commander, Military Sealift

Command, presented the award at the Sea Services Award luncheon dur- ing the League's 2010 National

Convention.

Goldberg, Otero Awarded 2009

Thomas Crowley Trophies

Captain Vic Goldberg, VP of

Marine Operations for Crowley

Maritime Corporation's petroleum transportation team, and Tony Otero,

VP of Finance and Planning for the company's shipping and logistics operations, were awarded 2009

Thomas Crowley trophies. Goldberg joined Crowley in 2002. A retired

U.S. Navy Reserve captain, Goldberg retains an Unlimited Master's License and is an ISO certified auditor. Otero started his career as a senior account- ant at Crowley in 1998. He earned his Master's degree in accounting from the University of Florida and is a CPA.

Husick Receives NMEA Lifetime

Achievement Award

The National Marine Electronics

Association (NMEA) celebrated the life of Charles “Chuck” Husick, who died September 13 at the age of 77.

Association President, David

Hayden, presented NMEA’s Lifetime

Achievement Award posthumously to

Husick’s son and grandson at the

October 2 banquet capping the

NMEA’s 2010 International Marine

Electronics Conference & Expo in

Seattle, Wash.

Konzel Donjon Marine VP Ops &

Engineering

Donjon Marine Co., Inc. has hired

Stephen N. Konzel as VP of

Operations and Engineering. Konzel was previously serving as VP and

General Manager of NETSCo Naval

Architecture & Marine Engineering since 2007. Prior to his work with

NETSCo, he was General Manager of Cleveland Shiprepair Co.

McClaugherty Joins Surf Subsea as VP Biz Development

Surf Subsea, Inc. announced Jim

McClaugherty has joined the team as

VP of Business Development. He started his career as a commercial diver in the Gulf of Mexico. He has recently departed EPIC Diving &

Marine where he served as their direc- tor of marketing.

Kulp Executive Director of Sea

Tow Foundation

Sea Tow Services International has named Gail Kulp as the new

Executive Director of the Sea Tow

Foundation for Boating Safety and

Education. The non-profit organiza- tion is committed to reducing boat- ing-related accidents and fatalities.

Maitland

Henry (right)

Left to right: James

Caponiti, Assistant

Administrator,

MARAD; Daniel B.

Branch, Jr., Navy

League National

President; Crowley; and Rear Adm.

Buzby.

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