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No committment membership

By becoming a member, you are not obligated to use any of our negotiated rates and contracts. You have the flexibility to use MASA exclusively for all your rate needs, or use our services as needed.

Leverage your volume

Whether you ship 50 containers a year, or 5000, we negotiate various contracts with various lines based on the consolidated freight volume of our members, giving you tremendous options.

Agile and competitive

The current market is dynamic, and often, unforgiving. By outsourcing time intensive rate negotiations to MASA, not only can you be assured of competitive rates at contract season, but throughout the year.

MASA welcomes new Manager for Membership Development, Lisa S. Rybaczuk!

Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 15 November 2011 01:49
MASA welcomes new Manager for Membership Development Lisa S. Rybaczuk Growing up in a maritime family in Virginia, it is no surprise that a profession in ocean logistics would come naturally for Lisa S. Rybaczuk. An industry veteran with over 29 years of experience, Lisa has worked for 6 global ocean carriers, holding positions in customer service, documentation, marine operations and sales. Most recently Lisa worked as a Senior Logistics Manager successfully assisting with the start-up and development of a new container shipping line where she was supervising over 35 employees. With her new role as Manager for Membership Development for the Mid-Atlantic Shippers’ Association, Lisa will share her extensive experience to help MASA members find additional savings and efficiencies in their respective supply chains.

MASA featured in Virginia Maritimer

Thursday, 14 May 2009 08:57

The Mid-Atlantic Shippers' Association has made it a top priority to help businesses achieve the savings necessary to compete, but ultimately, to ship more product. In these times, anything that can improve the bottom line has a far-reaching impact. Indirectly, that means driving more business through the Port of Virginia or any US port in which MASA members move containers.

We are fortunate that the Virginia Port Authority recognizes the potential that MASA can have on the region and has included us in their May-June 2009 Issue of their trade magazine, Virginia Maritimer.

You can find the MASA feature on Page 16 of the May-June 2009 Virginia Maritimer magazine using this link.

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