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Contact Us
 Marine Techniques Publishing
Owner:
Jim Pelletier
Address:
Augusta, ME 04330
USA
Phone:
1 (207) 622-7984
E-mail:
Mariners Guide – A port of call for experienced Sea Legs and Sea Lovers alike.
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The Independent Book Publishers Association
627 Aviation Way
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Phone: (310) 372-2732
Fax: (310) 374-3342
Email:
Web: www.pma-online.org
The largest non-profit trade association representing independent publishers. PMA, the Independent Book Publishers Association is a trade association of independent publishers. Founded in 1983, it serves book, audio, and video publishers located in the United States and around the world.
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Small Publishers Association of North America
1618 West Colorado Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Phone: (719) 475-1726
Fax: (719) 471-2182
Email:
Web: www.spannet.org
As a nonprofit trade association, SPAN is dedicated to advancing the interests and expertise of independent publishers and authors through educational opportunities and discounted services. Self-Publishing is a business, and we strive to help our members flourish in this competitive market.
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Women’s Maritime Association (WMA)
PO Box 743
1916 Pike Place, No. 12
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206) 441-5678
Email:
Web: www.womensmaritimeassoc.com
The Women's Maritime Association is an informational and support network of seafaring women and men. Established in 1980, WMA is based in Seattle, with members from all over the United States, and several other countries. Our membership includes women who work on ferries, tugs, fishing vessels, tankers, deep sea merchant ships, yachts and delivery vessels, as well as women who are seeking employment in the maritime and fishing industries, or who are students in maritime training programs.
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Master of Towing Vessels Association
P. O. BOX 261
South Beach, Oregon 97366
Email:
WebSite: www.mtvassociation.com
The MTV Association was started in Seattle, Washington U.S.A. during 2005, as the industry was beginning to show signs of being shorthanded. Today you can pick up any trade magazine and read of a marine industry becoming very concerned with training, recruiting, and retaining workers.
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Independent Publishers of New England
P. O. BOX 473
Bennington, VT 05201-0473
Phone: (712) 429-0700
Email:
Web: www.IPNE.org
IPNE is a mutual benefit educational and trade association for small and mid-size independent book publishers in the six-state New England region.
IPNE is dedicated to open-networking, education, and problem solving; cooperative marketing, exhibiting, and representation; and mutual self-help for small publishers.
IPNE also welcomes New England authors and product/service providers to the publishing industry.
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The Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers
601 Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
Phone: (800) 798-2188
(201) 798-4800
Fax: (201) 798-4975
Contact: Linda Davis
Email:
Web: www.sname.org
Founded in 1893 The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers is an internationally recognized nonprofit, technical, professional society of individual members serving the maritime and offshore industries and their suppliers. SNAME is dedicated to advancing the art, science and practice of naval architecture, shipbuilding and marine engineering, encouraging the exchange and recording of information, sponsoring applied research, offering career guidance and supporting education, and enhancing the professional status and integrity of its membership.
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Women's International Shipping & Trading Association (WISTA)
Web: www.wista.net
WISTA was established in 1974, when a handful of women in the tanker market in London met for Christmas lunch. WISTA is an international organization for women in management positions involved in maritime transportation business and related trades worldwide. With over 1000 individual members and 20 National WISTA Associations (NWAs), its membership has increased by 40% during the past two years. WISTA Chapters are located in the following countries: Canada, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, South Africa, United Kingdom, Uruguay and the United States.
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The Tugboat Enthusiasts Society of the Americas
38 Kimball Avenue, Unit #2
Ipswich, MA 01938-1227
Email:
Web: www.tugboatenthusiastsociety.org
Joseph P. DeMuccio (1945-1997) loved tugboats and wanted to share his interest with other enthusiasts. Since there were no tugboat enthusiast groups at the time, he started this one, calling it the Tugboat Enthusiasts Society of the Americas (TES). They also publish: Tugbitts - The Journal of the Tugboat Enthusiasts Society, published for its members. TES is entirely based upon the generosity of its members and the efforts of volunteers. To improve - to plan gatherings - to produce our quarterly journal TugBitts - we need YOUR help. Please join us. If you stop to watch when you see a tugboat cruise past, then you should consider becoming a Tugboat Enthusiasts Society member.
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National Mariners Association (NMA)
(Formerly Gulf Coast Mariners Assc.)
124 North Van Avenue
P. O. BOX 3589
Houma, LA 70361-3589
Email:
Web: www.nationalmariners.org
It's time for mariners to join and support an association of their own! Every mariner is aware that there are an increasing number of government regulations that impact the marine industry and alter the course of their jobs. Boat companies are becoming larger and larger and these companies and the government regulators are continuing to limit mariners' choices. NMA is an association of "lower-level" mariners working for mariners on tugs, towboats, offshore supply vessels, and small passenger vessels. NMA works to preserve the Jones Act to ensure there is always a U.S.-flag maritime industry we can work in. NMA promotes the professionalism of our mariners and their valuable contributions to our economy, industry, the community and the U.S. Merchant Marine we are a proud part of.
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