Florida Ports Council Undergoing Organizational Transition
The Florida Ports Council (FPC), a strategic advocate for Florida’s 16 deepwater seaports, is undergoing an organizational transition to meet the demands of evolving global commerce and maritime logistics.
This transition is not an end, but a bold new beginning.
According to FPC Chair Michael Meekins,
we are proud of the Florida Ports Council’s remarkable history of service. He added that
as our seaports evolve, so too must the structure that supports them. The transition will include a new leadership structure, with details expected in the coming weeks.
- FPC has provided leadership, advocacy, and coordination for Florida’s seaports for decades.
- The goal is to ensure the seaports remain competitive, secure, and vital to the state’s economy.
Author's summary: Florida Ports Council is undergoing a transition to meet evolving global commerce demands.
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