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GAA Launches Connect, New Online Aquaculture Community

gaa connectIn a time when digital connection is as important as ever, the Global Aquaculture Alliance is excited to announce the launch of Connect! Connect is an online community forum for aquaculture professionals to network, ask questions and learn. It’s the LinkedIn equivalent of the seafood and aquaculture space. The platform is open for anyone to join, and we especially welcome our GAA members and Best Aquaculture Practices-certified facilities to join us there.

We heard from you that MyGAA, our previous online community forum, could at times be clunky to use, and we’ve created Connect to be a new and improved version of it. Connect offers a cutting-edge user experience and intuitive design.

Why join?

Connect is designed to be your go-to site for seafood industry news, research, events, species-specific discussions and networking opportunities. Joining Connect will give you opportunities to get the industry’s latest knowledge, stay up-to-date on events, and connect with other seafoodies.

Features of Connect
  • Networking with other professionals
  • Read the latest research
  • Submit your research to be shared with Connect users
  • Events
  • Interact with GAA staff one on one
  • Create a profile
  • Receive latest GAA updates
Start building your profile and join the community!

 

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