AAPA Headquarters & Staff
AAPA is organized into four departments including Administration, Outreach and Membership Services, Research and Information Services and U.S Government Relations. - Administration
Kurt J. Nagle, President Jean Godwin, Executive Vice President/General Counsel Colleen O'Sullivan, Executive Assistant Teri Nagle, Finance/Human Resource Coordinator
Serve as committee liaisons for the Board of Directors, Executive Committee, Projects and Publications, and the Law Review and Planning & Research Committees. Outreach and Membership Services Jean Godwin, Executive Vice President/General Counsel Scott Brotemarkle, Director of Program Development and Technology Edward L. O'Connell, Director of Membership Services Aaron Ellis, Director of Communications Mary Beth Long, Senior Advisor Jodi Gibson, Manager of Training and Programs Rafael Díaz-Balart, Latin American Coordinator Alicia Fuentes, Administrative Assistant and Latin American Facilitator
Plans, markets and coordinates the annual education and training programs; plans, markets and coordinates the Spring Conference and Annual Convention; plans and implements AAPA's public awareness program including: media relations, brochures, speeches and presentations; maintains membership information and databases; is responsible for membership issues such as credentials filing and dues assessments; provides membership packets to solicit new members; coordinates production of the annual SEAPORTS OF THE AMERICAS directory and Seaports Magazine; assists with policy development to support government relations; coordinates production of special publications; responsible for information technology infrastructure and AAPA web development. - U.S. Government Relations
Susan Monteverde, Vice President of Government Relations Dave Sanford, Director of Navigation Policy and Legislation Meredith Martino, Manager of Government Relations and Environmental Policy
Track legislative and regulatory issues; lobby members of Congress on bills of interest to industry; work with Administration, Congress, Federal Agencies on port issues; produce weekly ALERT newsletter; serve as committee liaisons for the Legislative Policy Council, Cruise, Maritime Economic Development and Harbors, Navigation & Environment Committees.

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