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Carnival Chairman Receives Award!
Hi Everyone,
I received this press release from The Steamship Historical Society of America and thought it would be of interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are available on my web site. Best regards, Ray LIGHTHOUSE TRAVEL 800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905 http://www.lighthousetravel.com Carnival Chairman Micky Arison Awarded Aboard Noordam in NYC. MANHATTAN- The Steamship Historical Society of America presented the 2005 C. Bradford Mitchell Award to Carnival Corporation chairman Micky Arison during a ceremony aboard Holland America Line's new cruise ship, the M/S Noordam on Tuesday, February 21st, 2006. The SSHSA C. Bradford Mitchell Award is to honor an individual, institution, or agency for a single achievement that contributes to the aims of the SSHSA; "To Record, Preserve and Disseminate the History of Engine Powered Vessels." The award was presented by SSHSA president Robert Cleasby, and national director and awards chair Christopher Dougherty. Among the attendees were Holland America Line president Stein Kruse, Corrado Antonini, Chairman of Fincantieri Shipbuilders, the builders of MS Noordam, Captain James McNamara, President of the National Cargo Bureau, Captain Stephen J. Card, maritime artist whose works appear on-board Noordam, Frank Braynard, world renowned maritime historian, as well as other dignitaries from the society and Carnival Corp. Micky Arison: "The relationship between our company and the Society is a very important one." "Over the years, through acquisition and merger, we've basically cornered the history of this industry." "It is very important" he said "that we be very aware of the history and traditions of these companies, because that is what makes them great." Christopher Dougherty: "It is out of appreciation of Mr. Arison's efforts to maintain the heritage of Trans-Atlantic ocean liner travel with the purchase and operation of Cunard Line, and the design, construction and operation of Queen Mary 2, that we are pleased to award him the C. Bradford Mitchell Award for 2005. It is because of Mr. Arison's efforts, as well as those skilled and dedicated people he has chosen to work around him, that an important segment of the maritime industry, and, indeed, world history will continue for generations." Robert Cleasby: "There are many achievements that can be attributed to [Micky Arison]. He spearheaded the company transaction which combined Carnival Corporation's six passenger line and cruise operations with the brands of P&O Princess Cruises creating a truly global cruise operation. As important as that is," he said, "what is most important to maritime historians is that Micky Arison was the driving force behind the building of Cunard Line's RMS Queen Mary 2, continuing for at least another forty years, the allure and history of trans-atlantic ocean liner travel." The Steamship Historical Society of America is a 70 year old international organization of about 2,200 members in the United States, Canada and abroad. Headquartered in Providence RI, the society maintains an office and library on-board the RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach California, which also serves as headquarters for the Southern California Chapter, which is one of ten chapters across the US. In addition, the society maintains a library collection at the University of Baltimore, which consists of some 750,000 photographs, books, maritime journals, and related documents covering over 100 years. The society's quarterly publication, Steamboat Bill is widely recognized as one of the finest in maritime history. High Res photos available at http://www.sshsa.org/arisonphoto |
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