Committees

Executive»

The Executive Committee is the management board of ICOMIA. It comprises 8 members drawn from a representative geographical spread of the full members. Members usually serve a 5-year term less the President whose membership of the committee may extend to 7 years.

Boat Shows Committee»

The Boat Shows Committee seeks to ensure that boat shows support marine industry development. It works in coordination with the International Federation of Boat Show Organisers.

Environment»

Protection of the marine environment is an ICOMIA core value. The Environment Committee addresses developing environmental concerns of the industry, represents the industry in meeting the challenges of environmental legislation which impacts almost all sectors, and seeks to guide the industry on environmental compliance.

External Affairs Committee»

The External Affairs Committee provides a forum for MIAs to discuss communications with their members, share the use of emerging communications media and guide the development of ICOMIA communications with its members and the marine industry.

Marinas Group»

The ICOMIA Marinas Group seeks to improve the sharing and exchange of information with respect to the development and best practice management of marinas, boat storage facilities, boating access and associated infrastructure throughout the world.

Marine Engine (IMEC)»

The International Council of Marine Industry Associations' Marine Engine Committee (IMEC), was formed in 1972 to bring together the major recreational marine engine manufacturers. It is a separate trade association but has a support agreement with ICOMIA. IMEC represents the recreational marine engine and personal watercraft manufacturers worldwide.

Statistics»

The Statistics Committee coordinates the collection of international marine industry statistics. It seeks to improve the accuracy and breadth of national statistics and supervises the publication of the annual ICOMIA Recreational Boating Industry Statistics.

Technical»

The Technical Committee plays an all-important role for the global industry. It monitors emerging technical regulations, guides the development and revision of ISO standards and seeks common global technical specifications among national standards. It remains aware of technical developments in other sectors and brings those of relevance to the attention of the recreational marine industry for possible imitation or development.

Trade & Regulatory Affairs»

The Trade and Regulatory Affairs Committee provides a forum for members to bring details of emerging legislation that may impact on the wider industry. It also shares details of member-initiated research that may be of wider application to the global industry.

Super Yacht Division»

The Super Yacht Division provides a forum for MIAs with superyacht sectors and their members to meet and discuss issues affecting them and where necessary to develop responses often in partnership with other sector associations.

Super Yacht Refit Group»

The Super Yacht Refit Group represents quality refit, repair and maintenance yards. Working towards maintaining and improving global superyacht quality,the Refit Group follows professional working standards and specified environmental practices.

 

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Super Yacht Applicators Group»
General»

Welcome to the General section of the ICOMIA website.  Here you will find papers, and minutes and presentations from the ICOMIA AGM and Combined meetings, etc. 

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