72 JUNE 2016 • WORLD AQUACULTURE • WWW.WAS.ORG ADVERTISER’S INDEX • APA 2017 Indonesia............................................. 37 • Aquaculture America 2017 Steering Committee..... 69 • Aquaculture America 2017.................................... 23 • Aquaculture Association of Canada....................... 68 • Aquaculture Systems Technologies........................ 63 • Aquaculture without Frontiers............................... 46 • Aquafauna Biomarine........................................... 68 • Biomin.................................................................52 • Blue Aqua International.................... Inside Front Cover • Cargill Empyreal 75............................................... 58 • Fresh-flo ................................................................ 7 • LACQUA16..........................................................17 • Northern Aquaculture........................................... 10 • Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems, Inc................ Back Cover • Techniplast..........................................................38 • Tyson Foods...................................... Inside Back Cover • USAS Sponsored Publications............................... 10 • WAS Conference Calendar.................................... 70 • WAS Future Meetings........................................... 71 • WAS Online Store................................................. 11 • World Aquaculture 2017....................................... 32 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION — WORLD AQUACULTURE SOCIETY BENEFITS of membership: Quarterly issues of the magazine, World Aquaculture; discounts on WAS books; electronic access to the Journal of the World Aquaculture Society; access to “members only” section of the website; and discounts for WAS meeting registrations. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES: (Select one) r NEW r RENEWAL Lifetime $1,100 Individuals only, for lifetime membership (includes one chapter) Corporate $255 For-Profit Companies only (assign one individual to receive mailings) (includes one chapter) Sustaining $105 To support our continuing membership-benefit programs (includes one chapter) Individual $65 Regular individuals Membership (one person’s name only) (includes one chapter) Student $45 Attach copy of Student ID or letter regarding status from major professor (includes one chapter) E-Member $10 No publications, meeting discounts, voting privileges or chapter affilation and not an active member in last five years ADDITIONAL CHARGES OPTIONS: r $20 annual payment for mailed (hard copy ) Journal of the World Aquaculture Society CHAPTERS: (includes one chapter; add $5 each additional chapter) Must be an active member of WAS to join. (Please choose chapter ) r United States (USAS) r Latin American/Caribbean (LACC) r Asian Pacific (APC) r Korean r None (Deduct $5.00) Company Name, if corporate membership: Individual Name: Mailing Address: P: F: Email: @: Include Payment to: World Aquaculture Society (US$/drawn on a US bank) with Check/Money Order, or VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, DINER’S CLUB, DISCOVER (NOVUS) OR JCB. Card Number: Expire Date: Signature on Card: www.was.org • World Aquaculture Society • 143 J.M. Parker Coliseum • LSU • Baton Rouge • LA 70803 • USA AwF, continued from page 8 The UK operation owes much to Simon Birks as he organized all of the approvals through the right channels in the UK. Simon spoke at some length at the meeting, highlighting the role of a Trustee of a CIO as well as the Constitution specifically highlighting the objectives of the CIO. The originally Trustees (Roger Gilbert, Tuti Tan and Roy Palmer) appointed Clifford Spencer, Janice Spencer and Simon Birks as Trustees. A Management Task Force led by Darren Parris (UK) and Roy Palmer (International) was approved and subsequently it has been finalized that José Villalón has agreed to join the Trustees of the CIO. José Villalón is the Corporate Sustainability Director at Nutreco, a company based in the Netherlands committed to improving the sustainability of the aquaculture sector. José is well known in the industry as he joined World Wildlife Fund in 2007 and led its’ aquaculture program for six years; managing the Aquaculture Dialogues, which involved over 2,200 global stakeholders that created environmental/social standards for 12 species of aquaculture commodity products, including salmon and shrimp. With WWF and partners, José co-founded the independent Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) where he was the Chairman of the Board for its’ initial four years. We look forward to having José on board our exciting new UK operation and learning from his vast experience. — Roy Palmer, Executive Director
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