Members Info :
ICOMIA Committees
Choose a committee below
to see more information on the right.
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee comprises a President, 2 Vice-Presidents,
5 Members (all elected), an Honorary Treasurer and a Secretary
General (permanent). It meets three or four times a year.
Executive Committee
Working Committees
There are nine ICOMIA
Working Committees. They meet normally two or three times a year
under the direction of the Executive Committee.
Environment Committee - IEC
European Union Recreational Marine Industry Group - EURMIG
External Affairs Committee
Marine Engine
(IMEC)
ICOMIA Marinas Committee - IMC
Statistics Committee
Technical Committee
Trade and Regulatory Affairs Committee - TARA
ICOMIA Boat Shows Committee
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Marine Engine Committee
IMEC
The International Council of Marine
Industry Associations' Marine Engine Committee, was formed in 1972 to bring
together the major recreational marine engine manufacturers and related oil
companies covering :
- Inboard petrol and diesel engines
- Sterndrive petrol and diesel engines
- 4-stroke petrol outboards
- 2-Stroke petrol outboards
- Diesel outboards
- Electric outboards
- Personal watercraft
IMEC represents the recreational marine engine and personal watercraft manufacturers worldwide.
Membership
Chairman: Herry Kleyn van Willigen
Vice Chairman: Gideon Van Dijk
Observer: Manfred Bortfeld, John McKnight
Regulations & PWC T/F Leader: Hans Sipkema
Statistics T/F Leader: Nico Bauduin
CI T/F Leader: Tom Tveitan
SI SD/I T/F Leader & O/B T/F Leader: Mark Riechers
Member: Sam Behrmann, Carsten Dietsche, Amalia Festa, Hirofumi Imaeda, Masakazu Kikuchi, Richard Kolb, Peter LePair, Fumio Nakano, Dino Piccolo, Dick Rowe, Peter Rutke, Erwin Segers, Lorenzo Selva, David Walker, T Yamazaki
Secretariat: Udo Kleinitz
Aims and Objectives
- provides for its members a forum in which to discuss issues of common concern, to collect relevant data and to formulate agreed policy.
- maintains close dialogue with international standards and regulatory authorities to project an informed and authoritative industry view.
- is proactive in contributing to regulatory initiatives seeking to protect the marine environment.
- supports its members with recommendations on compliance with new standards and regulations.
- publishes its opinions and recommendations and formulates draft international standards.
- promotes the concept of recreational boating as being in harmony with a clean and attractive marine environment.
- seeks to reduce exhaust and sound emission levels from recreational boats to the minimum possible.
IMEC Fact Sheets
In order to promot marine environment issues, IMEC has published four Fact
Sheets.
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