2014 · 2014 From the Office of the President Changing Flows The theme this month is “Changing...
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From the Office of the President Changing Flows The theme this month is “Changing Flows”. As in, I wish someone would change the flow of the Polar Vortex away from Chicago! While we don’t know what’s happening with the vortex, we do know what is happening down in Panama. Our March 20th program, in conjunction with the CSCMP Chicago Roundtable explores the Panama Canal Update: Changing Inland Transportation Flows. Featuring Bill Johnson, Director of PortMiami as the morning keynote speaker, and a panel moderated by Jim Hertwig, President, Florida East Coast Railway, our March educational session is an excellent opportunity to learn and think about the interconnected world of transportation and logistics. Fittingly, the March session is hosted at the Wojcik Center at Harper College, in Palatine. Fittingly because your Club has been actively working to grow and strengthen our reach with lifelong learners of every age. In 2012, the Club approved new membership options specifically for students and for educators. These new memberships are intended to strengthen the Club and enhance the connections between our working Transportation professionals, interested Supply Chain students in our region, and the thought leaders who are teaching and mentoring them. I am proud to announce that under our Membership Chair, Tom Degnan, your Club has added nearly 40 new members in the last year through these programs! Also in March, the Traffic Club of Chicago announces its annual scholarship winners. In honor of George Baima, this year’s scholarships winners will include the inaugural presentation of the George Baima scholarship award, recognizing the top scholarship winner and representing George’s commitment to supporting students and their success. March is a great month to use the resources of the Club to fulfill our key objectives: make transportation professionals more knowledgeable, create strong relationships, and have fun! Sincerely, Craig Boroughf March 20 Executive Briefing Will Cover the Panama Canal The Traffic Club along with the CSCMP Round Table, will jointly present “Panama Canal Update: Changing Inland Transpor- tation Flows” on Thursday, March 20 in the Wojcik Conference Center of Harper College in Palatine, IL. This half-day program will cover how the expansion of the Panama Canal will impact global busi- ness, possibly change trade lanes, and spur infrastructure investments. The program will begin with a keynote address by Bill Johnson, Port Director for PortMiami, one of the nation’s top container cargo ports and the busiest cruise port in the world. Currently, the port is going through a $2 billion in infrastructure improvements that includes a Port tunnel in conjunction with the Florida State Department of Trans- portation; the re-introduction of on-dock freight rail service with Florida East Coast Railway, and the deepening of the Port’s channel to accommodate the new generation of larger, container cargo vessels. Following Mr. Johnson’s presentation will be a panel session moderated by Jim Hertwig, President of the Florida East Coast Railway. The panel will consist of executives who have worked on the Panama Canal project, shippers, 3PL’s and logistics customers who will discuss what affects the expansion will have on the Midwest market. The day will conclude with a luncheon followed with a keynote address by Kevin Keller, Vice President at HDR Engineer- ing, Inc. Mr. Keller has assisted the Panama Canal Authority as client manager for its Program Management Advisory and Related Services contract. He has nearly 30 years of management, planning, environmental, and engineering experience in the transportation and freight logistics sector.
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From the Office of the President
Changing Flows The theme this month is “Changing Flows”. As in, I wish someone would change the flow of the Polar Vortex away from Chicago! While we don’t know what’s happening with the vortex, we do know what is happening down in Panama. Our March 20th program, in conjunction with the CSCMP Chicago Roundtable explores the Panama Canal Update: Changing Inland Transportation Flows. Featuring Bill Johnson, Director of PortMiami as the morning keynote speaker, and a panel moderated by Jim Hertwig, President, Florida East Coast Railway, our March educational session is an excellent opportunity to learn and think about the interconnected world of transportation and logistics. Fittingly, the March session is hosted at the Wojcik Center at Harper College, in Palatine. Fittingly because your Club has been actively working to grow and strengthen our reach with lifelong learners of every age. In 2012, the Club approved new membership options specifically for students and for educators. These new memberships are intended to strengthen the Club and enhance the connections between our working Transportation professionals, interested Supply Chain students in our region, and the thought leaders who are teaching and mentoring them. I am proud to announce that under our Membership Chair, Tom Degnan, your Club has added nearly 40 new members in the last year through these programs! Also in March, the Traffic Club of Chicago announces its annual scholarship winners. In honor of George Baima, this year’s scholarships winners will include the inaugural presentation of the George Baima scholarship award, recognizing the top scholarship winner and representing George’s commitment to supporting students and their success. March is a great month to use the resources of the Club to fulfill our key objectives: make transportation professionals more knowledgeable, create strong relationships, and have fun!
Sincerely,Craig Boroughf
March 20 Executive Briefing Will Cover the Panama Canal The Traffic Club along with the CSCMP Round Table, will jointly present “Panama Canal Update: Changing Inland Transpor-tation Flows” on Thursday, March 20 in the Wojcik Conference Center of Harper College in Palatine, IL. This half-day program will cover how the expansion of the Panama Canal will impact global busi-ness, possibly change trade lanes, and spur infrastructure investments. The program will begin with a keynote address by Bill Johnson, Port Director for PortMiami, one of the nation’s top container cargo ports and the busiest cruise port in the world. Currently, the port is going through a $2 billion in infrastructure improvements that includes a Port tunnel in conjunction with the Florida State Department of Trans-portation; the re-introduction of on-dock freight rail service with Florida East Coast Railway, and the deepening of the Port’s channel to accommodate the new generation of larger, container cargo vessels. Following Mr. Johnson’s presentation will be a panel session moderated by Jim Hertwig, President of the Florida East Coast Railway. The panel will consist of executives who have worked on the Panama Canal project, shippers, 3PL’s and logistics customers who will discuss what affects the expansion will have on the Midwest market. The day will conclude with a luncheon followed with a keynote address by Kevin Keller, Vice President at HDR Engineer-ing, Inc. Mr. Keller has assisted the Panama Canal Authority as client manager for its Program Management Advisory and Related Services contract. He has nearly 30 years of management, planning, environmental, and engineering experience in the transportation and freight logistics sector.
Lori Beth DietrichManager, Business DevelopmentYusen Logistics (Americas) Inc.300 Village Circle, #509Willow Springs, IL [email protected]
Dr. Ruben HowardDean, Transportation & LogisticsCity Colleges of Chicago10001 S. Woodlawn AvenueChicago, IL [email protected]
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Rachael LeggettSr. Account Executive AutomotivePacer International1300 W. Washington StreetChicago, IL 60607(269) [email protected]
Laurie DenhamPresidentAmerican Society of Transportation and Logistics, Inc.8430 W. Bryn Mawr Ave. Suite 1000Chicago, IL [email protected]
The following members have notified the Club office of a change in their current mailing status. Please be sure to change your records accordingly.
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executive DirectorWilliam Fors
We are pleased to welcome the following new members, who have recently joined the Club.
WelCoMe NeW MeMBerS
Rich TillhofDirector of national AccountsCeltic International7840 Graphics Drive, Suite 100Tinley Park, IL [email protected]
Michael GiudiceSales Manager MidwestCargolux Airlines International514 Express Center DriveChicago, IL [email protected]
William KauffmanRegional Account ManagerCanadian Pacific Railway1200 Jorie Blvd.Oak Brook, IL [email protected]
Frank BortaVice Pres. Sales & Business Dvlpmt.Hassett Express, LLC877 S. Route 83Elmhurst, IL [email protected]
Jason KarasiewiczLewis University2226 Manico DriveCrest Hill, IL [email protected]
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...New Members Cont’d
The Traffic Club of Chicagoand the
CSCMP Round TableInvite you to an
Executive Briefing and LuncheonTHURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2014
THE TRAFFIC CLUB OF CHICAGO201 E. Army Trail Road, Suite 100-ABloomingdale, Illinois 60108(630) 529-1333 FAX (630) 529-1331
Please reserve the following tickets for your March 20, 2014 Executive Briefing and Luncheon at Harper College Wojcik Conference Center in Palatine, Illinois:
_____ Members - $75.00 each _____ Non-Members - $85.00 each
Name____________________________________ Company ________________________________ Phone ____________________
o Charge my Traffic Club account _______________________________ o Enclosed is my check for $ ________________
o Charge my credit card and contact me for billing information. o Send me information on your organization.
No Cancellations after Monday, March 17, 2014.
Executive Briefing and LuncheonTHURSdAy, MARCH 20, 2014
Harper College, Wojcik Conference Center
8:00 a.m. – Registration, Networking & Continental Breakfast9:00 a.m. – Keynote Address – PortMiami 9:30 a.m. – Plenary Session – “The New Panama Canal”10:30 a.m. – Panel Program 12:00 p.m. – Luncheon & Afternoon Keynote Speaker
ProgramLocation
Panama Canal Update: “Changing Inland Transportation Flows”This timely program will be the focus of a half-day supply chain seminar hosted by The Traffic Club of Chicago and Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) Chicago Roundtable. Seminar speakers and panelists will address how the expansion of the Panama Canal will impact global business, possibly change trade lanes, and spur infrastructure investments. Panelists will include professionals who have worked on the Panama Canal project, representatives from PortMiami and the Florida East Coast Railway, and shippers who plan to use the new canal facilities to deliver freight to the Midwest.
“Beyond the Expansion: Next Steps for the Panama Canal Authority”Mr. Keller has assisted the Panama Canal Authority as client manager for its Program Management Advisory and Related Services contract. He has nearly 30 years of management, planning, environmental, and engineering experience in the transportation and freight logistics sector.
Education Committee: R.J. “Skip” Marshall, Chairman
ModeratorJim HertwigPresident & CEOFlorida East Coast Railway
Panel Program
Panel members will consist of Panama Canal Shippers, 3PL’s and logistics customers who will discuss what affects the expansion will have on the Midwest market.
Harper CollegeWojcik Conference Center 1200 W. Algonquin Road – Palatine, Illinoisdirections: http://bit.ly/V58SyX
Bill JohnsonPort DirectorPortMiami
Opening Keynote Speaker Keynote Luncheon SpeakerKevin KellerVice President & Senior AssociateHdR Engineering
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Scholarship awards Will be Presented at March luncheon Tom Tisa, chair of the Scholar-ship Committee has announced that this year’s awards presentation will be held in conjunction with our March Executive Series luncheon program on Thursday, March 20 at the Wojcik Conference Center of Harper College in Palatine, IL. Once again the awards will be presented in an academic set-ting, and although the awards take place during the school year, we hope that some of the students will be able to join us to accept their awards that day. The judging of this year’s applicants are just about completed, and all the applicants, their parents and or grand-parents will be informed by phone or e-mail prior to our March 20 luncheon. The names of this year’s winning ap-plicants will be announced in the April issue of the Waybill. The committee is quite pleased with the large turnout of applicants this year (32), and hopes that those who are not among this year’s recipients will not be deterred from ap-plying for next year’s awards program.
reserve Your room Now The club has reserved a block of rooms for our 107th annual dinner on Thursday, May 15 at the Sheraton Chica-go Hotel & Towers. The hotel is located at 301 E. north Water Street along Chi-cago’s popular River Walk. The club has been given a special room rate of $229 for single or double occupancy. For those coming into town to attend the golf out-ing the day before the dinner, this special room rate is also available. You can make your room reservations by going on line at: https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/TrafficClub All room reservations must be made by April 16, 2014. Any rooms remaining in our room block after this date will be released back to the hotel for general sales, so be sure to get your reservations in as soon as possible.
hospitality Suites For those companies who wish to reserve a hospitality suite for the night of the dinner, please contact Ms. natalie Kirylo at 312-329-7029. She is handling requests for this year’s dinner and will be happy to help you with any needs that you may require.
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Katy DelgadoManager Business DevelopmentPacer Stacktrain300 Park Blvd. Suite 350Itasca, IL [email protected]
Mark PontarelliVice President Business DevelopmentU.S. Intermodal Logistics5775 Engle RoadBrook Park, OH [email protected]
James BehrendtPresidentGoodKnight Transportation, Inc.160 Wyngate DriveBarrington, IL [email protected]
Jason UrbanVice PresidentRalco, LLC106 W. Calendar Court, Suite 310La Grange, IL [email protected]
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Box Seat Tickets available Chicago Traffic Club member is looking for a partner interested in sharing Chicago Cub box seat tickets for the 2014 season. The seats are located in the first, upper deck behind 3rd base. One part-ner needed for 20 games at 4 tickets per game. For additional information on these tickets please call nick at 847-634-9055.
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T H E T R A F F I C C L U B O F C H I C A G OApplication for Membership
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� Resident - $280Anyone residing within a 75 mileradius from City Hall Chicago
� Non-Resident - $80Anyone residing outside a 75 mileradius from City Hall Chicago
� Young Professional - $80First time applicant, age 30 or younger.Can reside within or outside the 75mile radius from City Hall Chicago
P L E A S E F A X Y O U R A P P L I C A T I O N T O T H E C L U B O F F I C E A T : ( 6 3 0 ) 5 2 9 - 1 3 3 1
MeMbership Challenge 2014...looking For a Few good MeMbersAll we ask is that each of our members tries to bring in just One New Member.
That’s all … just One New Member.
It doesn’t take much effort and we will even help you there. Below is an application form you can fax to someone you know that’s not currently a member and encourage them to become one. Better yet … just forward them the newsletter
so they can read first hand what the club has to offer. As a fellow club member you already know the many benefits available to you and a brief note from you is all that’s required. That’s all there is to it.
Thanks for your help in making 2013 another successful membership drive year!
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Cubs & White Sox outings Planned for June and July Mark your calendars. Springtime is just around the corner, and with spring-time comes the start of the baseball season. Bryan Vaughan, chair of the net-working Committee has announced that the committee has already finalized the dates for this year’s baseball outings. Wednesday, June 18th will be a 1:20 p.m. game between the Sox and the San Francisco Giants. Bryan is still working on the venue for lunch and should have that information soon. The Cubs outing will be Thursday, July 31st to see our Cubbies take on the Colorado Rockies. Once again lunch will be held in the private United Club located in Wrigley Field. They serve a fabulous buffet that can’t be beat. Tickets will be limited, so if you want to get your reservations in ahead of time, you can do so by calling the Club office at 630-529-1333
NARS San Francisco 2014May 28-30, 2014Parc 55 Wyndham Hotel Program highlights for NARS San Francisco 2014 include increased number of rail shipper speakers (9) and they each have insightful comments to relate about shipping by rail – comments that could prove valuable to all in creating a positive carrier shipper relationship. Look at the program agenda found on the web site, www.railshippers.com under Upcoming Meetings to see subjects covered.
Rooms are going at a brisk rate at the Parc 55 Wyndham so you should make your hotel room reservations now to get our conference rate by calling 1-800-697-3103 and mention ‘NARS Annual Conference’ or reserve on line by hitting hotel button under ‘Upcoming Meetings’ found on our web site, www.railshippers.com. You can also register for the meeting on same page where it says ‘Register Now’.
Let me know if you’ve any questions. See you in San Francisco in May.
E. Leo MountjoyExecutive DirectorNorth American Rail Shippers (NARS)
Tel: 972-690-4740Fax: 972-644-8208Mobile: 214-683-7167
annual Dinner ProgramWill offer advertising The Annual Dinner committee has announced that the Club will once make advertising available in this year’s annual dinner program. The advertising will be available to both member and non-mem-ber companies. Since we will be limited on the number of advertising pages, the Club will offer full page and half page ads on a first come first serve basis. The rates for advertising will be:
Full Page - $850.00 Half Page - $550.00
Companies wishing to advertise must furnish a completed ad in PDF format as the Club will not be responsible for ad design or layout. Further information on advertising including dimensions and deadline will be forthcoming. Should you have any questions please e-mail us at [email protected] or call the office at 630-529-1333 for further assistance.
NARS | 2115 Portsmouth Drive, Richardson, Texas 75082 | Phone: 972-690-4740 Fax: 972-644-8208
2014 Executive Seriesluncheon Program Schedule The Education Committee has been hard at work, lining us some exciting, timely and informative luncheon pro-grams for 2014 that should be of interest to our members and your guests. Please be sure to mark your calendars for these dates, and kindly forward this informa-tion on to anyone you feel would be interested in attending these programs.
March 20Joint Traffic Club-CSCMP program“Panama Canal Update”Harper CollegePalatine, Illinois
April 17Trucking Industry Program“CSA – Hours of Service” University of Saint FrancisJoliet, Illinois
September 18Location, Program & Speaker TBA
October 16Air Freight ProgramAvalon BanquetsElk Grove Village, Illinois
november 20Location, Program & Speaker TBA
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Experienced international and domes-tics logistics and transportation man-ager is looking for opportunities. Has handled $25 million worth of business, analyzed alternatives, written trans-portation logistics safety and security policies. Strong customer service skills. Interested in full time or temporary employment. Contact me at [email protected] or 312-408-0663.
Gateway Coordinator - BDP Interna-tional seeking individual with 3-5 years Gateway experience. Also experience in negotiating airline rates. Hazmat Cer-tification a plus or must be able to pass Hazmat. Please emailresume: [email protected] Sales, Elk Grove ILbased company seeks an aggressive sales oriented individual with good communication skills, freight sales and or freight brokering experience. TL, LTL, local, national and Int’l. Please e-mail responses to: [email protected], or call 708-606-2150
Asset based brokerage company is seeking an energetic, disciplined sales agent. If you are a person that has a direct shipper book of business and just want to accomplish the sales then you need to contact Mike at [email protected] We are a stable and financially strong organization that is continuing to grow in the trucking and transportation industry.
Saturn Freight Systems, Inc. of Marietta, GA, www.saturnfreight.com has an es-tablished station in Chicago that is look-ing to add an additional sales person. The right person would be from the forward-ing industry and have a client base of “portable” business. Our network helps manage all domestic and international services. Interested parties should submit resumes to [email protected]
Experienced domestic account manager is looking for an opportunity to represent an asset based carrier. Territories called in have produced over $25m. Have sold all forms of freight. Looking for full time. Contact me at [email protected]
Traffic Club Dues = Priceless Benefits Whether you are a Resident, non-Resident or Young Professional member of the Club, we want to take this opportunity to remind you of the many valued benefits that the Traffic Club of Chicago offers our members, and trust that you will take advantage of these many opportunities.
Executive Series luncheons featuring top industry speakers
Scholarship Fund for children and/or grandchildren of members
numerous customer entertainment venues including:
Dinner Theater Events
Golf Outings
Varied Sporting Events
Monthly newsletter which keeps our members notified on club happenings and events
Dining privileges at the private DuPage Club, including access to other private clubs around the country and overseas
Additional dining privileges at the private Itasca Country Club and Ridge Country Club
Endless opportunities to network with your peers
Belonging to one of the finest transportation organizations in the country
We sincerely thank you for your continued support of the club and encourage all of our members to become more involved, possibly by joining one of our many committees.
The Membership Committee
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Traffic Club Calendar for 2014 Club, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Jul 11 Membership Committee MeetingJul 14 Board of Governors MeetingJul 14 House Committee Meeting Jul 17 2nd Golf Outing, Orchard Valley Golf Club, Aurora, IL
Aug 1 Membership Committee MeetingAug 11 Board of Governors Meeting Aug 21 3rd Golf Outing, Blackstone Golf Club, Marengo, IL
Sep 5 Membership Committee MeetingSep 8 Board of Governors MeetingSep 8 House Committee MeetingSep 18 Executive Briefing and Luncheon Program, Location & Speakers TBASep 25 Final Golf Outing, Geneva national Golf Club, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
Oct 3 Membership Committee MeetingOct 8 10th Annual Transportation night networking event, Rosewood Restaurant, Rosemont, ILOct 13 Board of Governors MeetingOct 16 Executive Series Luncheon, Avalon Banquets, Elk Grove Village, IL. Air Freight Program & Speaker TBA
nov 7 Membership Committee Meetingnov 10 Board of Governors Meetingnov 20 Executive Series Luncheon, Location, Program & Speaker TBA
Dec 3 Annual Holiday Reception (tent)Dec 5 Membership Committee MeetingDec 8 Board of Governors Meeting
Dates for 2015Jan 9 Membership Committee MeetingJan 12 Board of Governors MeetingJan 12 House Committee MeetingJan 14 Joint Traffic Club-Midwest Assn. of Rail Shippers Luncheon, Oak Brook Hills Resort, Oak Brook, IL Guest Speaker TBA
Feb 6 Membership Committee MeetingFeb 9 House Committee MeetingFeb 9 Board of Governors MeetingFeb 19 Executive Series Luncheon, Location & Speaker TBA Mar 6 Membership Committee MeetingMar 9 Board of Governors MeetingMar 19 Executive Series Luncheon, Location & Speaker TBA
The following is a listing of Club activities that have been scheduled for 2014. Please be sure to mark your calendars accordingly, so that you don’t miss any of these important events.
Mar 7 Membership Committee MeetingMar 10 House Committee MeetingMar 10 Board of Governors MeetingMar 20 Joint Traffic Club and CSCMP program, Panama Canal Update, Location & Speaker TBA
Apr 4 Membership Committee MeetingApr 14 Board of Governors MeetingApr 17 Executive Briefing and Luncheon Program, Location & Speakers TBA
May 2 Membership Committee MeetingMay 12 House Committee MeetingMay 12 Board of Governors MeetingMay 14 Annual Dinner Golf Outing, Cog Hill Golf Club, Lemont, ILMay 15 107th Annual Dinner, Sheraton Chicago Hotel, Guest Speaker: Dr. Jossi Sheffi, Director of MIT Center for Transp. & Logistics
Jun 6 Membership Committee MeetingJun 9 Board of Governors Meeting Jun 12 1st Golf Outing, Hawks View Golf
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riDge CouNTrY CluB 10522 S. California AvenueChicago, Illinois773-238-9400Winter ScheduleTuesday-Sunday. Lunch Only 12:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Dinner, Wednesday-Sunday from 6:00 pm.- 8:00 pm.Meeting Rooms are Available. Dining Privileges Only. No Golf Privileges.
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