We are proud to sponsor the 3rd Annual ETA Symposium at Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University in conjunction with Promise Partners. Come check our table and take a “putt” for some official Midtown Gear (if you make it!).
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Today the #NWWAC together with the North Sea Advisory Council submitted their recommendations on the TAC setting for skates and rays to the European Commission. The ACs recommend: 🐟 Holding an STECF EWG to focus on simulation of consequences related to changes in TAC setting and management including issues related to the use of the relative stability allocation key, and specifically the removal of individual commercially important or vulnerable species from the group TAC 🐟 Improving discard data for all stocks 🐟 Trials or assessments to support the survivability exemptions for the main commercial species. 🐟 Evaluation of management opportunities outside the TAC system and identification of alternative new options 🐟 More funding should be made available for research on these highly complex issues, in particular for the main commercially fished stocks and the most vulnerable stocks You can find the full text in English, French and Spanish on the NWWAC website under publications: www.nwwac.org Emiel Brouckaert Kenn Skau Fischer Charlina Vitcheva Fabrizio Donatella Valérie Tankink Norman Graham Jurgen Batsleer Tamara Talevska Falke De Sager Pauline Delalain Solène Prévalet Amerik Schuitemaker Geert Meun Sofie Smedegaard Mathiesen Matilde Vallerani Kateryna Urbanovych
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Learn more about Aquarius Systems’ unique SBIR journey. As an established company with 60 years of experience, Aquarius sought out SBIR funding when they were looking into expanding to a technically risky new product. Learn more! https://buff.ly/3ZeG7dA The Water Council Universities of Wisconsin Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
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For those attending the Insights Association's Annual Conference in Atlanta, please be sure to make time to chat with OpinionRoute's Rich Ratcliff. Especially if you want to learn more about optimizing your survey data quality or survey operations. #mrx #surveyoperations #dataquality #marketresearch
Our CTrO, Rich Ratcliff, is in Atlanta, GA, for the Insights Association's Annual Conference. Give him a shout if you're there.
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