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SoCal Boater’s Guide avalible as an iPad app, interactive eBook
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LOS ANGELES — Boaters planning for a long-range or nearby cruise, can now turn to an iPad app that will launch the new Boater’s Guide. Cruisers who prefer eBooks will appreciate the guide that is now available through the iTunes App Store. Released by the
California Clean Vessel Education Program, a partnership of The Bay Foundation (TBF) and California State Parks’ Division of Boating and Waterways (Cal Boating), the popular guide is now accessible to users in multiple ways. “We are so excited to bring the
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Boater’s Guide eBook to fruition as boaters go increasingly digital. The guide continued to be the most com- plete resource featuring all Southern California harbors in one consistent format and in one handy place,” said Michelle Staffield, TBF Water Quality Program manager. “One special feature is the integration of environmental facilities featured in each harbor. This is beneficial not only to the marine organisms that make the coastal waters their home, but to the residents and visitors who recreate here.” Users can view embedded videos, expand images and link directly to
Former FedEx Canada president to head Port of Long Beach
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LONG BEACH — The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners have named Jon W. Slangerup as the Port of Long Beach’s new chief executive. “After an extensive, nationwide search, the Board of Harbor Commissioners is very pleased to recommend the appointment of Jon Slangerup as the port’s new chief executive,” said Harbor Commission President Doug Drummond. “He’s an extremely capable leader, proven team-builder and expert at managing a world-class organization. In our highly competitive, quickly changing industry challenged by major environmen- tal and energy issues, he’s the perfect per- son for the job.” With more than 30 years of corporate leadership experience, Slangerup has extensive experience in global logistics and environmental technologies having served the past two decades as a presi- dent, CEO and/or director of both public and private companies, having built busi- nesses ranging from technology startups to a billion-dollar subsidiary of FedEx Corp.
resources. The guide provides comprehensive infor- mation about each har- bor in Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego County. Boaters will be able to find out more about each har- bor’s unique features, how to procure a guest slip, waste disposal
locations and fueling facilities. A detailed map of each harbor is another added feature that boaters will find useful.
Also included in the guide is infor- mation on how to enjoy an environ- mentally friendly boating experience such as sewage management, tops on how to prevent accidental discharge overboard and alternatives to chemical additives. “The Division of Boating &
Waterways is constantly looking to offer boaters the information they want in convenient formats. With the rise of smartphones and tablet uses, the eBook is the ideal way for boaters to have essential information ar all times,” said Kevin Atkinson, CVA Program manager.
The guide is available for free through the iTunes App Store.
During the last seven years of a 20-year career with FedEx, Slangerup served as president of FedEx Canada, which he trans- formed from a small regional domestic courier operation into Canada’s leading international express logistics company, according to the port. “With a strong opera- tional and environmental track record, we’re confident that Jon can move us ahead as the Best Green Seaport in the world while providing experienced leadership in developing advanced cargo- handling technology and infrastructure,” said Drummond.
Jon W. Slangerup Slangerup will succeed
former executive director J. Christopher Lytle, who left the
port nearly a year ago for a position at the Port of Oakland. “I am extremely pleased to be joining
the Port of Long Beach team, which has a long and distinguished record of opera- tional excellence, technological innovation and environmental stewardship,” said Slangerup. “The Port of Long Beach is investing billions of dollars in advanced technology and infrastructure develop- ment, and I look forward to working with our team to flawlessly execute our capital plans and deliver exceptional value to our customers and community stakeholders to ensure the continued growth and expan- sion of our port.”
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