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Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman of INTERTANKO

Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

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Page 1: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Connecticut Maritime Association

22 March 2010

Stamford, CT

The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment

Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman of INTERTANKO

Page 2: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

International Association of Independent Tanker Owners

260 + members operating ca. 3,100 ships > 75% of the independent oil tanker fleet and > 85% of

the chemical carrier fleet 330 + associate members:

in oil and chemical tanker related businesses

15 Committees – 5 Regional PanelsPrincipal Offices – London and Oslo

Representative Offices in US, Asia, Brussels & Manila Observer Status at IMO, IOPC, OECD and UNCTAD

Page 3: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

INTERTANKO’s Primary Goal

Lead the continuous improvement of the Tanker Industry’s performance in striving to achieve Zero fatalities, Zero pollution, Zero detentions

Page 4: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

The value of trade associationsengaging in a global environment

• Value of a Trade Association

• Engaging globally in a global environment

Page 5: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Why have a trade association?

Raison d’être

Promote best industry practices

Project the industry in a positive & proactive way

Positive & proactive influence on stakeholders

Provide key services to members

Page 6: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Promoting best practices

Competence

Specialist knowledge

Shared experience

Benchmarking

Desire to improve performance

All the above yields best practice

Page 7: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Project the industry in a positive & proactive way

Industry profile

Representing the industry

Taking proactive positions and roles

Advocating a positive image

Page 8: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Positive & proactive influence on stakeholders

Cooperation, Contact and Communication

Working with industry partners and other associations

Regular contact with governments, politicians, legislators and media

Communicating consistent, coherent and comprehensive messages

Page 9: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Provision of key services

Global outreach for individual members

Information

Advice

Assistance

Page 10: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement Globally

Strength and effectiveness derives from:

Global presence – permanent in key centres and supported by regular contact and visits

Being credible – high integrity, a solid performance record and a commitment to continuous improvement

Being proactive – walking the talk

Page 11: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement Globally

One Industry – One Message

Page 12: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

INTERTANKO

INTERCARGO

ICS/ISF

BIMCO

OCIMF

SIGTTO

WSCCLIA

INTERMANAGER

IACS

IG P&I

IUMI

IAPH

IMPA

ITF

Effective Engagement Globally

ONE INDUSTRY

ONE MESSAGE

Page 13: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement Globally

Build International Coalitions

Page 14: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement Globally

Work with Regulators

Page 15: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement - working with all partners

Page 16: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Engaging Globally

Page 17: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Effective Engagement Globally

One Industry – One Message

Build International Coalitions

Work with Regulators

Page 18: Connecticut Maritime Association 22 March 2010 Stamford, CT The value of trade associations engaging in a global environment Capt Robert Johnston Vice-Chairman

Thank you

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