SAVE THE DATE - September 14th-16th 2010!
The National MDA Coordination Office (Formerly OGMSA) is pleased to announce the third annual Global Maritime Information Sharing Symposium (GMISS), to be held at the Baltimore Hilton on September 14-16th, 2010.
With this year's theme, "Charting the Course for MDA," NMCO is expecting over 250 participants from the maritime community of interest to participate in helping the U.S. federal government hone their message to ensure safety, security, commerce, and environmental protection in the maritime domain.
The overwhelmingly positive response received from last year's GMISS offers the opportunity to align all interested parties on improving MDA.
Your attendance would ensure that diverse viewpoints and opinions are heard and acted upon. Our Director, Mr. Gary Seffel, extends this invitation to all who are interested in maritime commerce and safety and looks forward to seeing you all in September.
For more information:
LT Patrick Dowling
National MDA Coordination Office Outreach and Coordination
Tel:(202)372-3074
Fax:(202)372-3905
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