Mission Statement
To promote growth, prosperity, and cooperation within the marine industry in Maine; to encourage and publicize educational opportunities leading to and furthering careers in the marine trades; and to encourage and assist in the development of best practices in the marine industry with a focus on the environment, and health and safety.
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About Our Organization
The Maine Marine Trade Association was incorporated as a not-for-profit trade association in 1966. In its early years the Association was run completely by volunteers. Many of us remember with great fondness the dedication and hard work of folks like Fran and Millie Pierce, Wally Baker and Ed Langer.

Today - more than 40 years from our creation - that tradition of strong volunteer participation continues with support and guidance provided by an all-volunteer Board of Directors. MMTA members are welcomed and encouraged to participate on the Association's standing and special committees as their schedules permit. MMTA's 200 member firms are served by a small professional staff that includes a full time Executive Director and an Office Administrator and an Industry/Education Liaison.
About Our Activities
MMTA is totally committed to serving the needs of its members by providing quality programs and services such as timely educational and training programs focusing on workplace safety, environmental compliance and technical training. Our Annual Conference & Business Meeting serves as a major training and networking event for the membership and Regional Meetings provide members with face to face access to the Board and Staff and additional peer to peer networking in a less formal setting.

MMTA is the sponsor of the Maine Clean Boatyards & Marinas Program, a voluntary beyond compliance initiative that helps facility operators to meet and exceed environmental standards. In partnership with the Maine Department of Labor MMTA has recently developed a Registered Apprenticeship Program for individuals who are working in or interested in working in the industry.

MMTA provides a powerful voice in advocating for the industry with State and Federal regulatory agencies and the legislature. We believe strongly that working with government can and does provide positive outcomes for our members, our employees, our customers, our communities and the State of Maine.
Directors & Staff
DIRECTORS

JASON CONSTANTINE
Back Cove Yachts
Rockland

JASON CURTIS
Portland Yacht Services
Portland

BILL FLETCHER
Beaver Cove Marina
Beaver Cove

TIM GREER
Navtronics
York

SUSAN HOWLAND
Wayfarer Marine
Camden

MAURA MORSE
Johanson Boat Works
Rockland

MARIA SIMPSON
Rockport Marine
Rockport

BOB TURCOTTE
Bob Turcotte Yacht Design
Topsham

GRAHAM WRIGHT
Great Island Boat Yard
Harpswell

OFFICERS

President
IAN KOPP
Maritime Marine Group/Kenway Corp.
Augusta

Vice President
SEAN TARPEY
Rumery's Boat Yard
Biddeford

Treasurer
FREDERICK J. MUEHL
York Harbor Marine Consulting, LLC
Dover-Foxcroft




STAFF
Executive Director
Susan Swanton

Office Administrator /
Clean Marinas Program Coordinator

Gerry Tiernan

Features
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Featured Member
The Apprenticeshop
The Apprenticeshop is one of the oldest and finest traditional boat building schools in the...
News & Events
Maine Yacht Center Designated as Clean Marina
News
Maine Yacht Center Designated as Clean Marina
The Maine Clean Boatyards & Marinas Program (MCBMP) added another facility...
MMTA 2011 Annual Conference & Business Meeting
Events
MMTA 2011 Annual Conference & Business Meeting
A change of venue, adjustments to the format, a dynamite keynote speaker,...

Useful Links
Online Training Schedule