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Maritime Executive is a trade publication based in Plantation, Florida^[1] which covers the global maritime industry from the corporate level.^[2] Founded in 1997,^[3] its slogan is "Intellectual Capital For Leaders". Its reportage categories are: Shipping, Tugs & Salvage, Government, Corporate News, Cruise Ships, Offshore, Shipbuilding, Environment, and Business.^[4] President, CEO and WFO, Jennifer Carpenter.

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