Spill Control Association of America

1. Spill Control Associationof America Annual Meeting Crystal City, VA March 2014

2. Our Mission Statement As the voice of Spill Response Professionals, SCAA represents a broad coalition of emergency responders, manufacturers and environmental firms who collectively address Industry challenges, in order to strengthen and improve our nation’s response community.

3. Our Statement of Values • Make health, safety and environmental considerations a priority in the planning and implementation of our operations; • Provide quality products and reputable service, while responding safely and efficiently;

4. Statement of Values (cont.) • Participate with Government, customers and other stakeholders in creating responsible laws, regulations and standards to safeguard the community, workplace and environment; and • Recognize and support programs and services that have a direct impact on the quality of the global environment.

5. Annual Business Meeting • Article IV of Bylaws requires annual update to SCAA membership on the following topics, specifically: • Membership • Financial Position • Election of Directors

6. Annual Business Meeting - Membership Currently 80 Members

7. Special Recognition: New Members Since Last Annual Meeting 12 New SCAA Members

8. Annual Business Meeting - Sponsors

9. Revenue $115,516 (Excludes Annual Meeting) • Membership dues structure changed in 2008.

10. Total Assets $87,604 $89,766 $77,871 $77, 271 $86,210 $74,765 $87,604

11. Financial Position • Organization has a strong balance sheet and adequate cash position • Completed Tax Form 990 and full compliance with pertinent regulations • Membership growth off to a good start in 2014.

12. Annual Business Meeting - Elections The following Directors were duly elected to a two year term, effective March 20, 2014 throughMarch 20, 2016: David Zachary Devon Grennan John Parker Nelson Fetgatter

13. Annual Business Meeting - Elections The following were duly elected as Alternate Directors Harry Bedrossian Robert May

14. Annual Business Meeting - Elections • The following Directors continue their current terms:

15. Annual Business Meeting - Elections Officers are elected by the Board of Directors. For termsMarch , 2013 through March , 2015 • President:Scott Metzger, Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. • Vice President: Rick Lewis, Lewis Environmental • Secretary: Shaw Thompson, OMI Environmental Solutions • Treasurer: Robert Chambers,The Meredith Management Group

16. Notable Recent Events • Participated in 2011- 2013 Annual Partnership Action Team (PAT) Meetings with USCG & APICOM Membership • Minutes sent to membership • Initiated regular meetings with other Federal Regulatory Agencies in Washington, DC: • USEPA • NOAA • BSEE • PHMSA

17. Notable Recent Events • Sponsored an exhibit booth and membership reception at CLEAN GULF 2013 in Tampa • Exposure to many spill control firms • Provided networking opportunity for members • Contributed to new member applications • Sponsored an exhibit booth at Clean Pacific 2012 in California

18. Notable Recent Events • Extended SCAA’s Responder Immunity Coalition membership throughout 2013 • Represented our industry’s perspective in the Coast Guard sponsored Equipment Surge Workshop and Response Resource Workgroup meeting • IOSC 2014 “Supporter” • Member of the Program Planning Committee • Encourage member technical papers • Participate in On-Water demonstration

19. Notable Recent Events • 2013 Environmental Excellence Awards • Midshipman/Cadet/Student who has demonstrated outstanding interest, creativity, initiative and commitment to environment • Excellence in performance of their study • Inscribed “Atlantis” Ships Bell Clock Award • 2013 Recipients: • California Maritime Academy, Nichole Moss • Great Lakes Maritime Academy, William Gedney • Maine Maritime Academy(Castine, ME), Jeremy M. Bullard • Mass Maritime (Buzzards Bay, MA), Peter J. Raffo • SUNY Maritime (Bronx, NY), Travis Meyer • Texas A&M University at Galveston, Rebecca Johnson • United States Merchant Marine Academy, Ian M. Holtzworth • Maritime Industry Academy, ShishiriNganyone

20. Notable Recent Events Second Annual SCAA Capitol Hill Visit Day in March 2013 37 members and staff visited 28 Congressional offices with one issue: • Responder Immunity

21. Moving Forward Third Annual SCAA Capitol HillVisit Day in March 2014 • 41 members and staff visited 41 targeted Congressional offices • Single Focus on Responder Immunity

22. Moving Forward SCAA’s 2014 Business Plan • SCAA leaders and staff met by conference call to develop the Business Plan for SCAA for 2014 that focuses attention on SCAA’s most important initiatives • The plan will be reviewed and adjusted for 2015

23. Moving Forward • The 2014 Plan mirrors the work of SCAA’s newly formed committees: • Membership • Government Affairs • Planning • Technical Advancement • Inland Spills • The Plan also looks at long-range, 5 year goals and past achievements

24. Closing Thoughts • SCAA has successfully transitioned itself into an independent, Washington DC based trade association • This provides better visibility for the SCAA programs and initiatives and increased value to the SCAA membership • Read Spill Briefs and check SCAA’s website and Blog • As SCAA grows and evolves your thoughts, suggestions and comments are welcome