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We are proud to share that Thomas Crowley our CEO and Chairman, has been named Maritime Person of the Year by the Massachusetts Maritime Academy This prestigious honor recognizes his decades of leadership in the maritime industry. Pictured here with Rear Admiral Francis X. McDonald, USMS, president of the Academy, Tom joins an exceptional group of recipients of the Emery Rice Medal, including admirals, captains, CEOs, and leading maritime executives from around the world. We are honored to support the academy's efforts to train and cultivate the next generation of maritime leaders. “It is truly an honor to be recognized as Massachusetts Maritime Academy’s Person of the Year,” said Tom Crowley. “Crowley and MMA have a long, strong partnership of building a consistent pool of qualified mariners and cultivating leaders of the U.S. maritime industry. We are grateful to be able to provide cadets scholarships to help build a life-long career as a merchant mariner and we, as Crowley, are here to support them with training aboard our vessels, cadet billets and internships."
We're broadening our horizons - and market reach for customers. Crowley will launch an end-to-end, integrated ocean and rail service between Mexico and the U.S. Midwest region and into Canada. Featuring our forthcoming Mexico-U.S. ocean route in the Gulf, the service will leverage the highly efficient inland rail network of the Canadian National Railway Company (CN) and its U.S. rail subsidiaries. And it will avoid inland transportation congestion with a more environmentally efficient means of transportation.
Recently, we hosted our first Innovation Expo, where we fostered the spirit of innovation and showcased groundbreaking ideas that have the potential to transform our industry and communities. Held at the University of North Florida and in partnership with Plug and Play Supply Chain & Logistics, the event brought together nearly 250 industry and community representatives with 27 startup companies from five countries to exchange ideas, experiences and knowledge – exploring ways to collaborate and create meaningful impacts. This is what it means to bravely advance what’s possible to elevate people and planet.
Our Honduras business has made the top 10 of Summa magazine's recent list of diverse, equitable, and inclusive companies. Our people's commitment to creating a bias-free work environment where everyone is welcome made this happen. Thank you to the many people surveyed, and congrats to the companies recognized for their best practices. Coming in at 8 makes us proud -- and inspired to do even more moving forward.
Thank you to the Humboldt community for its warm welcome last night as we announced the opening of our first U.S. West Coast office to support clean renewable energy from offshore wind. Our Crowley team looks forward to partnering with you to make an offshore wind services terminal a success in California.
At Crowley, our approach to employee well-being focuses on engagement and personalized support to ensure each person is seen as an individual with their behaviors, motivations and interests. In the latest issue of Workplace magazine by the American Chamber Of Commerce in Guatemala, we share a glimpse of our journey into improving our people's lives.
After over 10 years of participating, we're always ready for a good challenge at Jacksonville's YMCA First Coast Games. Crowley teams are competing in this celebration of health and well-being. Let's make this year one for the books!
27 hours, 588 pieces of mechanized military cargo, one mission to help Carry the World. Forward. Our government expeditionary team makes the impossible look easy. Stay tuned as we highlight the work of our team supporting NATO alongside military partners in Latvia.
Our fleet of Alaska marine vessels serve some of the most stunning and interesting places on Earth. These shallow draft tugs and fuel and deck cargo barges allow our skilled and locally savvy mariners to experience career success meeting the needs of communities in #Alaska
Recently, we spent the day at the ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition in Jacksonville, cheering Canoa de Hormigon UPRM as they participated in various races to showcase their concrete canoe, Fibonacci. Crowley supported the UPRM team by providing logistics support and transportation for their one-of-a-kind canoe. After nearly seven months of hard work in designing and building their concrete canoe, they put their engineering skills and knowledge to the test. They successfully raced against 18 universities from Florida and Georgia, placing second overall in the ASCE Southeast Student Symposium. Congratulations to Team Fibonacci and the entire UPRM team!
