New Frontiers of Freedom: Jones Act White Paper
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Townhall Op-Ed: China Could Gain the Most if the US Ended the Jones Act
By: Ernest Istook Posted: Apr 23, 2020 12:22 PM China aggressively aims to dominate world trade by commanding how goods are shipped around the globe as well as by making other countries dependent on its goods. Because 90 percent of world trade goes by ship, it seeks to command maritime trade by building the most […]
Sea-Air-Space 2020 Virtual Edition: U.S. Maritime Administration
As the Jones Act enters its second century, much is still misunderstood about the law and its impact on the U.S. economy and national security. This forum provides a fact-based discussion on the practical effects of the reservation of coastwise cargoes for American vessels and provides insight into the practices of U.S. global competitors in […]
OMSA expands Board of Directors
Trump promises biggest naval expansion since Cold War — with an enormous price tag
SCA names new Partners Committee officers
Shipbuilders Council of America Announce Rob Stuardi as Chairman and Mark A. Haller as Vice Chairman of the SCA Partners Committee
Media Contact: Shipbuilders Council of America – [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 4, 2019 WASHINGTON – The Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA) today announced the appointment of the new Chairman and the new Vice Chairman of the SCA Partners Committee. Mr. Rob Stuardi of American Equity Underwriters in Mobile, Alabama and Mr. Mark A. […]