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Armand and JoAnn Zigahn have been elected to be inducted in the International Scuba Divers Hall of Fame this November in the Cayman Islands, "...in recognition of your contributions for developing and leading the Beneath The Sea Diving Exposition, America's largest non-profit diving show."
JoAnn Zigahn, the president of Beneath The Sea, was nominated by the Women Divers Hall of Fame and will be presented the Wyland Icon award at the NOGI Gala (Academy of Underwater Arts & Sciences) at this year's DEMA convention in Las Vegas.
Armand Zigahn is the co-founder of the Women Divers Hall of Fame and a Fellow and board member of the Academy of Underwater Arts & Sciences.
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