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March 20-21, 2018

Tampa, FL.

PortCon 2018

Two Days of Intense, Intelligent Discussion The global marine transportation system is changing and nowhere is that more apparent than in seaports. Never has it been more important for managers in port authorities, marine terminal operators and their supply chain partners to learn about how others are meeting the current challenges in the industry, what leaders see as the next steps as well as the emerging solutions for an efficient, productive industry.

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