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Waterborne Commerce Professionals reaches those who work or provide services on the waterways. These professionals are ship captains, dock supervisors, executives, fisherman, deckhands, engineers and more. They protect waterways, transport freight by ocean, lake or rivers. They manage shipyards, docks, captain fishing vessels, manage seafood processing vessels, operate aquaculture farms; commercial dive to clean and repair ships and manage marinas.
Waterborne commerce professionals perform tasks on land,near waterways or work and often live on ships, ocean liners, and ocean platforms. Ship transporters are governed by maritime laws and move goods and people via waterways to their destinations. Many maritime professionals work the docks to ensure cargo loading and offloading, manage shipping lanes, and warehouse cargo. Other maritime trades include commercial fishing and the processing of seafood like crab on ocean vessels. Shipyards and dockyards need the resources to engineer, build and repair boats, yachts, military vessels, cruise liners, and cargo freighters. This audience buys products to protect against severe weather, provide vessel maintenance, minimize vessel disasters, clean waterways after spills, prevent injury, and manage material handling. They pursue continuing education opportunities for professional development and to stay current on maritime trends.
This list would work well for publishers, ship manufacturers, safety product companies, fuel providers, maritime agencies, tool and hardware suppliers, consultants, software and computer providers, technology providers, insurance providers, financial institutions, legal advisors, and credit card issuers.
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