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U S M X M E M B E R O R G A N I Z AT I O N S CARRIERS Atlantic Container Line (ACL) APL CMA CGM Group Columbia Group COSCO SHIPPING Lines Co., Ltd. Evergreen Line Hamburg Süd North America, Inc. Hapag-Lloyd, LLC HMM Co., Ltd. "K" Line Maersk, North America MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, S.A. Ocean Network Express (ONE) Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) Turkon Line Wallenius Wilhemsen Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. PORT ASSOCIATIONS Boston Shipping Association, Inc. Georgia Stevedore Association, Inc. Hampton Roads Shipping Association, Inc. Jacksonville Maritime Association, Inc. Midgulf Association of Stevedores, Inc. New York Shipping Association, Inc. Ports of the Delaware River Marine Trade Association, Inc. South Carolina Stevedores Association, Inc. Southeast Florida Employers'Port Association, Inc. Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore, Inc. West Gulf Maritime Association, Inc. DIRECT EMPLOYERS APM Terminals North America, Inc. Ceres Terminals Incorporated Cooper/Ports America, LLC (C/PA) CP&O, LLC GCT USA Maher Terminals, LLC Ports America SSA Atlantic, LLC ABOUT USMX The United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. (USMX) is a non-profit incorporated membership association headquartered in Lyndhurst, New Jersey and representing longshore industry employers on the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts, including con- tainer carriers, marine terminal operators and port associations. USMX serves as the maritime Management group's representa- tive in Master Contract bargaining with the International Long- shoremen's Association, AFL-CIO. Other responsibilities of USMX include the articulation of various industry positions on regulatory and safety issues; the oversight of coastwide safety and training, retraining and certification/ recertification programs; and the administration of coastwide fringe benefit funds and programs that are part of the Master Contract. MISSION STATEMENT The mission of USMX is to preserve and protect the interests of its members in matters associated with the maritime industry, including all labor relations issues affecting longshore and related activities, and, in particular, in the realm of collective bargaining. The Alliance shall carry out this mission for its members and customers, with due consideration of the interests, safety and well-being of the workers and their representatives. Likewise, it understands the importance of its commitment to maintaining labor peace in order to meet and exceed the crucial demands of a global economy. Executive Vice President & COO's Message Board of Directors Government Affairs Master Contract Tonnage Manhours Labor Relations Safety Training USMX-ILA Joint Trust Funds CR Central Collection (CRCCF) MILA Managed Healthcare Container Freight Station (CFS) USMX-ILA Money Purchase Fund & Savings Plan (MPP) Container Royalty 5 (CR5) SIMAS Report of Counsel CCC Service Corporation USMX Officers & S taff A TEAM EFFORT Editorial Content: USMX Staff Editorial Design: Queleen Roland Graphic Design: Amy Berger, ABGraphics Printing: Ian Fuller, Official Offset Corporation Content Platform: überflip on USMX.com Stock Photos: iStock/Getty Images; Pexels Additional Photo Contributions: USMX Member Organizations ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2 3 4 5 6 9 12 13 13 14 16 17 17 18 19 23 24 CONTENTS