Spill Control Association of America

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1 Spill Control Association of America 43 rd Annual Meeting and Convention Crystal City, VA April 2016 Our Mission Statement As the oice of Spill Response Professionals, SCAA represents a broad coalition of emergency responders, manufacturers and environmental firms who collectively address Industry challenges, in order to strengthen and improve our nation s response community. 1

2 Annual Business Meeting Article IV of Bylaws requires annual update to SCAA membership on the following topics, specifically: Membership Financial Position Election of Directors Currently 90 Members 157% Growth Since 2009 Membership Members Less than 2 years or more years years 5 More than

3 17 New SCAA Members Special Recognition: New Members Since Last Annual Meeting AdvanceMarine Marine, LLC Anderson Pollution Control dba Horizon Environmental Canflex USA Inc. Contaminant Control, Inc. CTI Environmental Services DuPont Dynamic Enviro, Inc DEI Environmental Management Specialists, Inc Foresea Fototerra HalenHardy LLC Inline Distributing Company Meltblown Technologies Natural Sorbent Solutions OK'S Cascade Company, Incident Catering Services & GFP Enterprises OPFLEX Environmental Technologies, LLC Supreme Safety, Inc. Thank You To Our SCAA Sponsors 3

4 Thank You To Our 2016 SCAA Exhibitors Fiscal Year End 2015 Financial Condition Five Year Trend Net Equity Has Grown By 30% $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 Equity $ Equity $60,382 $61,134 $63,455 $68,747 $78,325 4

5 Financial Position Organization has a strong balance sheet and adequate cash position Completed Tax Form 990 and full compliance with pertinent regulations Membership growth off to a good start in Annual Business Meeting Elections The following Directors were duly elected to a two year term, effective April 6, 2016 through March, 2018: Wally Landry John Parker Michael Reese Don Toenshoff 5

6 Annual Business Meeting Elections The following were appointed as Alternate Directors: Val Gardner Brian Fay Lawrence Malizzi Robert May Annual Business Meeting Elections The following Directors continue their current terms: Andrew Altendorf Steve Candito Robert Chambers Nelson Fetgatter Devon Grennan Brian House Richard Lewis Scott Metzger Shaw Thompson Josh Clifford Dave Usher (President Emeritus) 6

7 Annual Business Meeting Elections Continuing Officer Terms March, 2015 through March, 2017 President: Rick Lewis, Lewis Environmental Vice President: Devon Grennan, Global Diving and Salvage, Inc. Secretary: Robert Chambers, The Meredith Management Group Treasurer: Nelson Fetgatter, Phoenix Pollution Control SCAA s 2016 Business Plan SCAA Programs The 2016 Plan mirrors the work of SCAA s six member-led committees: Membership Government Affairs Planning Technical Advancement Inland Spills Future Environmental Leaders The Plan also looks at long-range, 5 year goals and past achievements 7

8 Legislative and Regulatory SCAA Programs Ongoing Annual Partnership Action Team (PAT) Meetings with USCG and APICOM Followed by Meetings with BSSE and NOAA Initiated Meeting with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration ( FMCSA) on DOT Hours of Service. Continued Staff/Member Capitol Hill Visit Day Program 2016 Program DOT Hours of Service and Responder Immunity Legislative and Regulatory SCAA Programs Participation in PHMSA hosted Industry Panel Participation in API Spill Advisory Group Represented our industry s perspective in the Coast Guard sponsored Equipment Surge Workshop andresponseresource Resource Workgroup meeting 8

9 Industry Trade Show and Marketing SCAA Programs Sponsored an exhibit booth and participated in the On Water Demonstration at IOSC 2014 in Savanah, GA. Current Planning to Participate as a supporter for IOSC Continued annual program participation and exhibition at Clean Gulf Exhibited at Clean Pacific in Vancouver, BC Updated the SCAA Website FEL Led Environmental Excellence Award Program SCAA Programs 2016 Environmental Excellence Awards Midshipman/Cadet/Student who has demonstrated outstanding interest, creativity, initiative and commitment to environment Excellence in performance of their study 2016 Participating Maritime Academy Schools California Maritime Academy Great Lakes Maritime Academy Maine Maritime Academy Mass Maritime (Buzzards Bay, MA) SUNY Maritime (Bronx, NY) Texas A&M University at Galveston United States Merchant Marine Academy Maritime Industry Academy 9

10 Great momentum Evolving To Meet Member Needs SCAA membership has nearly doubled during the past four years incorporating inland an marine members Continue to seek high quality, culture driven members Recognized in Washington DC by Regulatory Agencies and Congress as the voice of the industry Get involved This is YOUR organization Join a committee Communicate ideas, concerns or suggestions to the Board or staff 10