International Maritime Associates Relocates

Wednesday, August 07, 2002
International Maritime Associates (IMA) recently expanded its Ft. Lauderdale offices, moving to a new location central to major shipyards, deep water dockage and local yachting vendors. Specializing in technical and management expertise for all levels of vessel construction, refit / service, and logistical support, IMA's new location at 1300 SE 17th Street, Suite 219, brings with it a team of experts specializing in a variety of yacht supervision skills. From project coordination to dockage and layout arrangements, galley and design services and information services, IMA's new offices were christened as one of their latest projects reached a milestone. "As we celebrate one of our newest projects - the keel laying ceremony for the 202' Project Phoenix at Lurssen - we are pleased to relocate our offices to the center of Ft. Lauderdale's prestigious yachting community," said Sabrina Farmer, IMA's President and CEO.
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