Cargo Logistics Canada 2018 Official Showguide by Peter Hurme

FEBRUARY 6â&#x20AC;&#x201C;8, 2018

OFFICIAL SHOW GUIDE

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CONTENTS EVENT SCHEDULE 6 PLAN YOUR VISIT 7

CARGO LOGISTICS CANADA

NETWORKING EVENTS 8–10

CEO, Informa Global Exhibitions Charlie McCurdy

CONFERENCE PROGRAM 11–20 DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT 13 MULTIMODAL SUMMIT 22 INFORMA ECONOMICS COMMODITIES & COLD CHAIN SUMMIT 17 SHIPPERS SUMMIT 23 ON THE SHOW FLOOR 24–27 ON THE SHOW FLOOR MAP 24 EXHIBITOR LIST 25 SAVE THE DATE 28

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President, Informa Exhibitions U.S. & Canada Rick McConnell Executive Vice President, Informa Canada Patti Stewart Director, Conference Management Tiffany Edwardsen Show Director Ben Carson

Programming Director Peter Hurme Operations Manager Kate James Operations Coordinator Nicole Walz Registrar Gillian Wright Branding + Identity Dennis Chui Showguide produced by Business in Vancouver

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SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE Wednesday, February 7 CODE

SESSION TITLE

REGULAR

8:30 am - 9:50 am W01

Lloyd’s List Presents - Global Shipping Update & Forecast: Green Shoots of Recovery?

$65

W02

A Platform for Cooperation and Modernization in the Air Cargo Industry Presented by The International Air Cargo Association (TIACA)

$65

W03

Technology and the Supply Chain Workforce

$65

W04

Supply Chain Forward - Canada, The Trading Nation

$65

10:15 am - 11:00 am W05

Opening Keynote: Jeff MacLean, President, Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.

$65

11:20 am - 12:30 pm W06

Spinach in Your Boss’s Teeth: Essential Etiquette for Professional Success

$65

W07

The New Shopping Hubs for Cities: Warehouse Distribution Centers

$65

W08

Priority Shippers Roundtable: Are Cargo Owners Writing A New Script?

$65

W09

Getting to Market, Serving the World: Commodity Freight Developments

$65

12:45 pm - 2:00 pm W10

Keynote Luncheon: Multimodal Leaders Roundtable - Navigating Change

$135

2:10 pm - 3:20 pm W11

Shipper Tech Next: Heavyweight Delivery Using “Moneyball” Analytics

$65

W12

Multimodal Tech Next: The Autonomous Supply Chain - Land, Sea & Air

$65

W13

Canada - U.S. Customs: Ready for Borderless Trade?

$65

W14

Distribution Tech Next: How Predictive Are Your Analytics?

$65

Thursday, February 8 CODE

SESSION TITLE

REGULAR

8:45 am–10:00 am T01

The Supply Chain Ecosystem: We’re All In This Together

$65

T02

Export Transload: The Prince Rupert Case Study

$65

9:00 am–10:00 am T03

Attract Logistics Talent And Retain Your Best People

$65

T04

Unconventional Risk

$65

10:10 am - 11:20 am T05

Opening Showfloor Plenary Day 2: Supply Chain Forward - The Future of 3PLs Roundtable

$65

11:20 am - 12:30 pm T06

Shipper Supply Chain Finance Solutions

$65

11:30 am - 12:30 pm T08

Cold Chain Tech Next: The Coolest Best Practices For Transportation

$65

T09

Remote Control Logistics: AGV Solutions in the Warehouse Environment

$65

T10

From Networking to Connecting: What am I going to do with all of these business cards?

$65

12:45 pm - 2:00 pm T11

Keynote Luncheon: Fireside Chat with Lucia Pinheiro, President, DAMCO Canada

$120

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EXPLORE

PLAN YOUR VISIT

OUR TRADE SHOW FLOOR With over 50,000 sq. ft. of products, services and technologies relevant to the entire cargo spectrum, our event is Canada’s only full-scale supply chain trade show. • • •

Need an energy boost? Enjoy complimentary networking breaks every day at 10 am. Hungry? Grab a bite at the CLC-Cafe. In the mood to learn? Attend FREE sessions on the Tech LIVE! area, or enjoy premium content on the Distribution and Shipper Hub stages.

LEARN AT OUR SEMINARS

The entire North American supply chain is converging at CLC on February 7 & 8, and we’ve made sure our content covers the complete spectrum. 100+ distinguished speakers will lead the conversations at 30+ seminars across five content streams.

MINGLE

AT NETWORKING EVENTS Don’t miss the chance to get to know over 2,500 transportation & logistics professionals, including many top-level executives from the largest companies in North America. Enjoy offsite tours, networking receptions, special hub areas, and lounges to optimize key face time! Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

LOCATION & TIME Vancouver Convention Centre West 1055 Canada Pl., Vancouver, BC V6C 0C3 Seminars: Level 1

Exposition: Exhibit Hall A & B1

Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018 2:30pm-4:45pm Off-site Tour (Open to qualified Priority Shippers and Limited Invitations Only) 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Welcome Reception Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018 Conference Program 8:30am–3:30pm Trade Show Floor Open 10:00am-3:30pm Networking Reception 3:30pm-5:30pm Halifax Social 5:30pm-7:30pm Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018 8:45am–2:00pm

Conference Program

10:00am-3:00pm

Trade Show Floor Open

WHO ATTENDS? Join 2,500 transportation, logistics, distribution/warehousing, operations and purchasing/

procurement professionals, including: • • • •

CEOs & Senior Management Customs Brokers Purchasing Managers Freight Forwarders

• • • •

Transportation Managers Distribution Centre/Warehouse Managers Operations Managers And many more!

JOIN THE CONVERSATION Share your experience at Cargo Logistics Canada 2018 on social media with the hashtag #cargo2018!

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NETWORKING EVENTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 N01– Priority Shipper Harbour Tour

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 SPONSORED BY

CLC’s Priority Shippers are encouraged to sign up for this exclusive harbour tour, sponsored by Port of Vancouver. Light refreshments will be served.

N02 – Welcome Reception & Keynote Remarks

N04– Halifax Social

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Wednesday, February 7 • 5:30pm–7:30pm • Offsite at Mahony & Sons • FREE

Tuesday, February 6 • 2:30pm–4:00pm • Offsite • Priority Shippers and Limited Invitations

After the CLC Day One reception on the showfloor, wander over to the popular Halifax Social for a beer, some fun, and more good networking. Sign up now as the space is limited and will fill up!

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Tuesday, February 6 • 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Level 3 Summit Foyer • Regular $85 A key link in the multimodal supply chain will be featured at the Welcome Reception with keynote remarks to be made by Craig Richmond, President & CEO of Vancouver Airport Authority (YVR), which welcomed a record 22.3 million passengers in 2016 and $10 billion in SCOTT NORRIS cargo as Canada’s second largest airport. Keynote Remarks by: Scott Norris, Vice President, Commercial Development, Vancouver Airport Authority (YVR)

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NETWORKING EVENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 W10 – Keynote Luncheon: Multimodal Leaders Roundtable - Navigating Change

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Wednesday, February 7 • 12:45pm - 2:00 pm • VCC Level 2 • Regular $135

The freight transport sectors are going through changes that impact their strategies, operations, and supply chains they service – whether its adapting to economic/financial/trade conditions, or adjusting to new regulations and technologies. A group of leaders representating the major transportation modes will discuss where things might be headed within their respective trades, plus where the common ground exists between them. Session Chair: John Tenpenny, Editor, Canadian Shipper Speakers: Jack Mahoney, President, Maersk Canada Keith Reardon, Vice President, Intermodal and Automotive, Canadian National Railway Eric McGee, Executive Vice President of Highway Services, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc. Kyri Fabios, Managing Director, FedEx Trade Networks JOHN TENPENNY JACK MAHONEY KEITH REARDON

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KYRI FABIOS

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NETWORKING EVENTS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8

N03 – CIFFA & FMA Industry Reception

N04 – Halifax Social

Wednesday, February 7 • 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm • Tradeshow Floor • Regular $45

Wednesday, February 7 • 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm • Offsite • FREE

Mingle and network with your peers, customers, prospects, and vendors at Cargo Logistics Canada’s largest reception that will once again be featured within the largest logistics expo space in Canada. SPONSORED BY

After the CIFFA & FMA Industry Reception on the tradeshow floor, wander over to the popular Halifax Social for a beer, some fun, and more good networking. Sign up now as the space is limited and will fill up! SPONSORED BY

T11 - Keynote Luncheon: From Malcom to Bezos: Fireside chat with Bill Payne, Vice Chairman, NYK Line Thursday, February 8 • 12:45 pm – 2:00 pm • VCC Level 2 • Regular $120

CLC’s popular fireside chat-style lunch keynote program continues with a wide-ranging conversation with Bill Payne, Vice Chairman of one of the world’s largest shipping lines, that focuses on the changes, and evolution of container-shipping from the golden age of Malcom MacLean, to the new frontier of an Amazon world.

BARRY HOROWITZ

BILL PAYNE

Interviewer: Barry Horowitz, Principal, CMS Consulting

Services, LLC & former logistics director for Nike Keynote Speaker: Bill Payne, Vice Chairman, NYK Line

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 W01 – Lloyd’s List Presents – Global Shipping Update & Forecast: Green Shoots Of Recovery?

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Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

W03 – Technology And The Supply Chain Workforce Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Many different types of new technologies are either currently permeating the transport and logistics sectors, or are soon to arrive. This session will focus on what some of these key technologies are and their impacts on a labour force that likely need to become nimbler, and more tech-savvy.

[MULTIMODAL SUMMIT]

Global economic growth has spurred trade as containershipping lines have collectively seen their financial fortunes improve on the heels of a downturn that resulted in a smaller playing field of competitors. Lloyd’s List will lead an engaging discussion on what lies ahead for ocean carriers as they balance supply with demand, and what Canadian/North American supply chains should be preparing for, as a result. JAMES BAKER

CORRIE BANKS

JOLKE HELBING

TONY BOEMI

DAVID MINCEY

DAVID BENNETT

PAT CAMPBELL

DEVLIN FENTON

OMER RASHID

Session Chair/Speaker: Corrie Banks, Director of Logistics, Cando Rail Services Speaker: Pat Campbell, Executive Director, Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council Devlin Fenton, CEO, Go99 Omer Rashid, Senior Director, Solutions Design, DHL

Session Chair: James Baker, Managing Editor, Lloyd’s List

Containers

Speakers: Jolke Helbing, Director, Royal HaskoningDHV

– Ocean Shipping Consultants Tony Boemi, Vice President, Growth & Development, Port Montreal David Mincey, Vice President, INTTRA Americas David Bennett, President, Americas, Globe Express Services

W02 – Air Cargo Issues & Trends

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Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65 [MULTIMODAL SUMMIT]

VLADIMIR ZUBKOV

PASCAL BELANGER

RUTH SNOWDEN

Session Chair: Vladimir Zubkov, Secretary General, TIACA Speakers: Pascal Belanger, Vice-President & Chief

Commercial Officer, Winnipeg Airports Authority Ruth Snowden, Executive Director, Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA)

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 W04 – Supply Chain Forward – Canada, The Trading Nation

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Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Canada is a trade dependent country, which means it’s a trading nation – with NAFTA trading neighbors to the south; a new free trade pact with the European Union; and a strategically located Asia-Pacific gateway. Is Canada ready to take the next step to solidify, and further develop its status as a trading nation, with smart infrastructure investments, trade agreements, technology adoption, and buy-in from local, regional, national stakeholders? A group of industry leaders and experts representing a variety of disciplines and perspectives look forward to what it might take to enhance Canada’s trading role on the global stage.

ALEX PHILLIPS

JOY NOTT

DANIEL UJCZO

MIKE HOLDEN

Session Chair: Alex Phillips, President & CEO, Van Horne Institute Speakers: Joy Nott, President and CEO, Canadian

Association of Importers and Exporters (I.E.Canada) Daniel Ujczo, Of Counsel and Cross-Border Business Development Director, Dickinson Wright PLLC and Principal, Canada-US S.A.G.E Group Mike Holden, Chief Economist, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters

W05 – Opening Keynote: Jeff MacLean, President, Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.

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Wednesday, February 7 • 10:15am–11:00am • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

Join us for this exciting, forward-looking and out of the box keynote presentation by Mr. Jeff MacLean, President of Michelin North America (Canada) Inc. Michelin has three manufacturing sites in Nova Scotia, responsible for 7 million tires annually producing $20 billion in sales, and over 3,200 employees across Canada. Michelin is a world JEFF MACLEAN leader in the tire industry, manufacturing tires for every type of vehicle including aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, motorcycles, earthmovers, farm equipment and trucks. Mr. MacLean will frame the future of mobility, and logistics, in terms of how the tire industry, like many other sectors, is facing changes, including rapid technological advances and futuristic tire designs that could be here sooner than later.

W06 – Spinach In Your Boss’s Teeth And Other Etiquette Dilemmas Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65 [PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT]

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7

W07 – The New Shopping Hubs For Cities: Warehouse Distribution Centers

W07 – The New Shopping Hubs For Cities: Warehouse Distribution Centers Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

CHRIS STEELE

ADIE TOMER

LANCE TRUMBLE

Session Chair/Speaker: Chris Steele, COO & President North America,

Investment Consulting Associates Speakers: Adie Tomer, The Brookings Institution, Metropolitan Policy Program Lance Trumble, Managing Director, Investments & Founding Partner, Tribal Partners, Inc.

W08 – Priority Shippers Roundtable: Are Cargo Owners Writing A New Script? Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [SHIPPERS SUMMIT]

BARRY HOROWITZ

BRIAN BEST

BOB BALLANTYNE

Session Chair: Barry Horowitz, Principal, CMS Consulting Services, LLC & former

Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

This recent Wall Street Journal headline will form the discussion over the merits, and challenges to the concept coined by Brookings Institute in the article to be “shopping as infrastructure.” Former industrial/ manufacturing-focused city neighborhoods are being repurposed into, among other things, distribution centers. Industry disruptor, Amazon, can offer its Prime service delivery within a one-to-two-hour window throughout Los Angeles County utilizing this distribution model, and is influencing some other companies to follow suit, raising the question of where the retail supply chain might be headed. Session Chair/Speaker: Chris Steele, COO & President North America, Investment Consulting Associates Speakers: Adie Tomer, The Brookings Institution, Metropolitan Policy Program Lance Trumble, Managing Director, Investments & Founding Partner, Tribal Partners, Inc.

W14 – Distribution Tech Next: How Predictive Are Your Analytics? Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

This timely session poses the question: How predictive are your analytics? Is your business leveraging big data to better forecast, and optimize your supply chain? A group of experts in the field of Predictive Analytics will seek to help guide you through this increasingly relevant topic. Session Chair: Eric Rasmussen, Triskele Logistics Speaker: Wayne Chester, President & CEO, Sendum Nick Klein Schiphorst, Director Business Development, Dematic Monica Wooden, CEO & Co-Founder, MercuryGate International

T09 – Remote Control Logistics: Agv Solutions In The Warehouse Environment Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

For the production, warehouse and distribution sectors, Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) systems are fully mobile robots that can move and transport items. This session led by an industry thought leader on the subject will seek to better inform you whether you’re currently engaged, or looking to deploy AGVs in your distribution operation. Presented by: Nick Klein Schiphorst, Director Business Development, Dematic

logistics director for Nike Speakers: Brian Best, Director, Warehousing & Distribution, London Drugs Limited Bob Ballantyne, P.Eng., President, Freight Management Association of Canada

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 W09 Getting To Market, Serving The World: Commodity Freight Developments

PRESENTED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 11:15am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65 [COMMODITIES & COLD CHAIN SUMMIT]

ALAN BARETT

DON SMITH

KELLE HORN

MARK THOMSON

Session Chair: Alan Barett, Senior Consultant, Transportation, Industrials and

W11 – Shipper Tech Next: Heavyweight Delivery Using “Moneyball” Analytics Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

BuildDirect is an eCommerce retailer that recognized the need to re-configure its national warehousing and delivery network to ensure fast home delivery of building material to DIY buyers. With over 150,000 heavyweight SKUs, it was not realistic to take an Amazon approach, with warehouses throughout the country. So, using “moneyball” principles, the company worked backward using their predictive analytics. They analyzed exactly what products were being viewed – pre purchase insights – in what regions of the country to determine the optimal warehouse locations, what products to store in each location, and even the material handling equipment to deploy in each spot. This presentation will discuss how to translate data into distribution strategy and how to set up a complex home delivery network for heavyweight products. Presented by: Jim Hourigan, Chief Supply Chain Officer, BuildDirect Technologies

Energy Services Informa Economics IEG Speakers: Don Smith, Transportation Director, Teck Resources Kelle Horn, Vice President, Pacific Rim Shipbrokers Mark Thomson, Advisor to the Board of Directors, WCSC & President, Mountain View Group

W12 – Multimodal Tech Next — The Autonomous Supply Chain – Land, Sea & Air

W10 – Keynote Luncheon: Multimodal Leaders Roundtable – Navigating Change

[MULTIMODAL SUMMIT]

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Wednesday, February 7 • 12:45pm–2:00pm • VCC Level 2 • Regular $135 [MULTIMODAL SUMMIT]

JOHN TENPENNY

KYRI FABIOS

KEITH REARDON

Session Chair: John Tenpenny, Editor, Canadian Shipper Speakers: Jack Mahoney, President, Maersk Canada Kyri Fabios, Managing Director, FedEx Trade Networks Keith Reardon, Vice President, Intermodal and Automotive, CN Eric McGee, Executive Vice President of Highway Services,

ERIC MCGEE

PRESENTED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

The transportation sector has been transformed over the past decade as technological solutions seek to address complex issues. Steadily, although with little obvious interaction, the prospect of autonomous trucking, autonomous shipping, and autonomous aviation moves closer. Has this brought the autonomous supply chain any nearer? What lessons can each sector teach for mutual benefit? Would the concept behind driverless truck platoons work elsewhere? Where are the areas of commonality, of divergence, and of overlap? Join experts from Lloyd’s List, Aviation Week, Fleet Owner, and Bulk Transporter as they explore the practical, safety, and ethical dimensions of the autonomous supply chain, and ask whether it’s Pie in the Sky or the Road of Revolution.

JAMES BAKER JACK MAHONEY

JIM HOURIGAN

[SHIPPERS SUMMIT]

GRAHAM WARWICK

RICHARD CLAYTON

OLIVIER VINCENT

Session Chair: James Baker, Managing Editor, Lloyd’s List Containers Speakers: Graham Warwick, Technology Managing

Editor, Aviation Week & Space Technology Richard Clayton, Chief Correspondent, Lloyd’s List Olivier Vincent, President & General Manager, Groundtruth

J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc.

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SHOW FLOOR FEATURES CLC CAFÉ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 W13 – Canada-U.S. Customs: Ready For Borderless Trade? Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

The central question posed by this forward-looking session regarding borderless trade becoming reality can, at least initially, be answered in several ways, including the facts that: Canada and the United States share the longest land border with relatively seamless surface transport services transiting through; the two nations have similar if not the same types of regulatory agencies: Canada Food Inspection Agency and Health Canada are the equivalent to the U.S. FDA, while Canada Border Services Agency is equivalent to U.S. Customs and Border Protection; there has been mutual cooperation in various trade related areas, including duty-free mechanisms; both countries cooperate in a variety of ways regarding border security. Don’t miss this provocative topic with an engaging group of experts and find out if U.S.-Canada borderless trade is a possibility!

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The CLC Café is the perfect place to sit down with colleagues and clients to enjoy coffee, lunch, or other refreshments during the show. This area, featuring a bar and self-serve bistro, will be the primary area for attendees to meet, greet, conduct business, and enjoy a meal in a casual setting at the heart of the trade show.

CLC LOUNGE

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The CLC Lounge is available to all attendees who have purchased the All-Access Pass, as well as all speakers and media that attend the conference. Enjoy complimentary coffee and snacks Take advantage of coat check/parcel check Exclusively network with other VIP delegates, speakers and media

TECH HUB & TECH LIVE!

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You are invited to take advantage of demos, mingle with the cargo techie crowd, and check out what tech innovators and educators will be sharing in CLC’s Tech Live! area in the Tech Hub on the showfloor JOY NOTT

JOY NOTT

Speakers: Maria E. Celis, Esq., Partner, Neville Peterson LLP Joy Nott, President and CEO, Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters

Tech Live! Schedule Wednesday, Feb 7

(I.E.Canada)

John M. Peterson, Partner, Neville Peterson LLP

11:15-12:00 T he Effect of Trade Agreements and Trade Policy to your Supply Chain

W14 – Distribution Tech Next: How Predictive Are Your Analytics?

12:00-12:45 B lu Jay Presents – Friction Free Customs & Next Generation Forwarding

Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

2:15-3:00 Salesforce Presents – The Digital Transformation: Automate and Exceed Customer Expectations with Salesforce

[DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

3:00-3:30 S martway Presents – Green your supply chain the SmartWay Thursday, Feb 8 11:30-12:15 S alesforce Presents – Blockchain: How blockchain improves global trade 2:15-3:00 Rose Rocket Presents – The Fear of Amazon

ERIC RASMUSSEN

WAYNE CHESTER

NICK KLEIN SCHIPHORST

Session Chair: Eric Rasmussen, Triskele Logistics Speaker: Wayne Chester, President & CEO, Sendum Nick Klein Schiphorst, Director Business Development, Dematic Monica Wooden, CEO & Co-Founder, MercuryGate International

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

MONICA WOODEN

DISTRIBUTION HUB AND GET CHARGED UP! LOUNGE

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Come on into the Distribution Hub and Lounge and Get Charged Up! Relax between Distribution Summit sessions, checking out CLC’s many dynamic exhibits, and charge up your mobile devices or network with your colleagues

CONFERENCE PROGRAM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8

W15 – Natural Gas Conversion For Transportation Fleets

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T01 – The Supply Chain Ecosystem: We’re All In This Together

Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • VCC Level 1 • FREE

Thursday, February 8 • 8:45am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

[MULTIMODAL SUMMIT]

Don’t miss this free seminar and learn from companies that utilize natural gas vehicles in their fleets today, in order to help them reduce their fuel costs, earn carbon credits and learn more about the overall benefits of adopting natural gas for your transportation needs. This panel discussion will be led by FortisBC Energy Inc., a natural gas and electricity distribution utility in British Columbia, Canada that serves approximately 1.1 million customers in 135 communities. FortisBC supports the growth of natural gas for the transportation market through financial incentives, fueling infrastructure development, and customer support. For example, FortisBC’s NGT program has provided financial incentives to convert over 750 heavy-duty vehicles and seven marine vessels and the construction and operation of 19 natural gas fueling stations in B.C.; resulting in emissions reductions of over 78,000 tonnes of CO2e annually, or the equivalent of removing 16,800 cars from the road per year.

KLEO LANDUCCI

KATHERINE BAMFORD

WARREN SARAFINCHAN

PRESENTED BY

PINA MELCHIONNA

BRIAN CORNICK

Session Chair: Pina Melchionna, CEO, CITT Speaker: Kleo Landucci, Managing Director, Ashcroft Terminals Katherine Bamford, Director, Trade Development, Vancouver Fraser Port MIKE BAINS

SARAH SMITH

Authority

KELLY HAWES

Session Chair: Mike Bains, Manager of Regulatory and Commercial

Development, FortisBC

Warren Sarafinchan, CCLP, Fmr Vice President, Supply Chain, Sun-Rype Products Brian Cornick, CEO, Cando Rail

T02 – Export Transload: The Prince Rupert Case Study

Speakers: Sarah Smith, Director, Natural Gas for Transportation,

Regional LNG & Renewable Natural Gas, FortisBC Kelly Hawes, CEO, ColdStar Solutions Inc.

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Thursday, February 8 • 8:45am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65 [COMMODITIES AND COLD CHAIN SUMMIT]

Montreal-based Ray-Mont Logistics has opened its AgriFood transload container-stuffing facility with current annual capacity for 50,000 TEUs near the Port of Prince Rupert. This case study will focus on how such a facility came to be in Northwestern Canada including the enabling key factors, such as cargo opportunities/infrastructure, land availability, and stakeholder investment.

JACK MAHONEY

SHAUN STEVENSON

DAVID PRZEDNOWEK

STEPHEN PAUL

TABARE DOMINGUEZ

Session Chair: Stephen Paul, Vice President & Chief

CN MEDIA LOUNGE The CN Media Lounge, located on Level 1 of the Vancouver

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Convention Centre, is the perfect meeting place for all CLC delegates throughout the conference. This is the perfect way to start your day, relax in between sessions, and connect with fellow CLC delegates.

Operation Officer, Ray-Mont Logistics Speakers: Jack Mahoney, President, Maersk Canada Shaun Stevenson, Vice President, Trade Development and Public Affairs, Port of Prince Rupert David Przednowek, Director of Marketing – Grain, CN Tabare Dominguez, Commercial Director, DP World

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COMMODITIES & COLD CHAIN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 T03 – Attract Logistics Talent And Retain Your Best People

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Thursday, February 8 • 9:00am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65 [PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT]

This informative presentation by an expert in the field of human resources will help with both attracting, and retaining, talented people for your logistics business, such as: • How to craft a clever job posting • Interviewing tips KRISTA MCINTOSH • Closing the deal effectively • Creating competitive compensation • Team and individual goals to drive your business forward • A culture that keeps people • Rewarding your team without breaking the bank • The value of stay interviews and continual dialogue with your team • Key policies and guidelines for your company Presented by: Krista McIntosh, Principal and Sr HR Consultant, ACTivate HR

T04 – Unconventional Risk Thursday, February 8 • 9:00am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

There are “unconventional” risks beyond the fundamentals of setting up and executing your logistics and sourcing businesses overseas that should be considered. Join STEVE CASH this interactive presentation about risk perception and risk management when conducting business, traveling, and residing abroad. The Talus Group is a unique firm that specializes in helping companies and travelers operate more safely overseas. Learn how to mitigate risks wherever your business travels may take you, by learning from a veteran expert on recognizing what those risks are and some valuable best practices/case studies ranging from third-party investigation to financial transactions, and a host of safety issues. Presented by: Steve Cash, Founder/Partner, Talus Group

Informa Economics is a world leader in broad-based domestic and international agricultural and commodity/product market research, analysis, evaluation, and consulting. Join this summit to learn more about the economic outlook in various commodity sectors, as well as the newest developments in cold-chain transport.

W09 Getting To Market, Serving The World: Commodity Freight Developments

PRESENTED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 11:15am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

The core commodities of North America serve world markets in real and tangible ways. From coal to grains, oilseeds, legumes, and fertilizer, these key commodities, among others, require efficient transportation, which depend on reliable infrastructure. This panel will present the market outlook for the core North American commodities, and give a perspective on the transportation requirements when moving these products to market. Session Chair: Alan Barett, Senior Consultant, Transportation, Industrials and Energy Services Informa Economics IEG Speakers: Don Smith, Transportation Director, Teck Resources Kelle Horn, Vice President, Pacific Rim Shipbrokers Mark Thomson, Advisor to the Board of Directors, WCSC & President, Mountain View Group

T02 – Export Transload: The Prince Rupert Case Study

SPONSORED BY

Thursday, February 8 • 8:45am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Montreal-based Ray-Mont Logistics has opened its Agri-Food transload container-stuffing facility with current annual capacity for 50,000 TEUs near the Port of Prince Rupert. This case study will focus on how such a facility came to be in Northwestern Canada including the enabling key factors, such as cargo opportunities/ infrastructure, land availability, and stakeholder investment. Session Chair: Stephen Paul, Vice President & Chief Operation Officer, Ray-Mont Logistics Speakers: Jack Mahoney, President, Maersk Canada Shaun Stevenson, Vice President, Trade Development and Public Affairs, Port of Prince Rupert David Przednowek, Director of Marketing – Grain, CN Tabare Dominguez, Commercial Director, DP World

T08 – Cold Chain Tech Next: The Coolest Best Practices For Transportation

PRESENTED BY

Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

A year after releasing its Refrigerated Transportation Best Practices Guide, the International Refrigerated Transportation Association (IRTA) leads a knowledgeable followup discussion between cold chain stakeholders. Session Leader: Stephen Neel, Senior Technical Director, Global Cold Chain Alliance

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

CONFERENCE PROGRAM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 T05 – Opening Showfloor Plenary Day 2: Supply Chain Forward – The Future Of 3Pls Roundtable

T07 – Supply Chain Jobs: What Are They Worth And Will They Last?

Thursday, February 8 • 10:10am–11:20am • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

A thought-provoking discussion based on the 2018 Survey of Canadian Logistics Professionals conducted by MM&D and Canadian Shipper magazines.

EMILY ATKINS RUTH SNOWDEN

RUTH SNOWDEN

BOB VOLTMANN

WILLIAM MCKINNON

Session Chair: Ruth Snowden, Executive Director, Canadian International Freight

Forwarders Association (CIFFA) Speakers: Bob Voltmann, President, Transportation Intermediaries Associations (TIA) Scott Shannon, Vice President, North America Surface Transportation, C.H. Robinson William McKinnon, President, Canadian Alliance Terminals Inc.

T06 – Shipper Supply Chain Finance Solutions Thursday, February 8 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [SHIPPERS SUMMIT]

PRESENTED BY

ROSS REIMER,

DAN BEER

Session Chair: Emily Atkins, Editor, MM&D Magazine Speakers: Ross Reimer, President, Reimer Associates Dan Beer, Fmr. President, Canadian Material Handling & Distribution Society

(CMHDS)

T08 – Cold Chain Tech Next: The Coolest Best Practices For Transportation

PRESENTED BY

Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

STEPHEN NEEL

DON DURM

Session Leader: Stephen Neel, Senior Technical Director,

Global Cold Chain Alliance Speakers: Don Durm, Vice President, Customer Solutions, PLM Trailer Leasing, and Board Member International Refrigerated Transportation Association (IRTA) DARRYL ANDERSON

STEPHEN I. ISON

MARIELLA DAUPHINEE

CHRIS DUGGAN

Session Chair: Darryl Anderson, Managing Director Wave Point Consulting &

Regular Contributing Writer BC Shipping News Speakers: Stephen I. Ison, Principal Liquid Capital West Coast Financing Corp. Mariella Dauphinee, Marine Claims Manager Intact Insurance Chris Duggan, Vice President Trade Canada – National Specialized Solutions, Royal Bank of Canada

T09 – Remote Control Logistics: Agv Solutions In The Warehouse Environment Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

NICK KLEIN SCHIPHORST For the production, warehouse and distribution sectors, Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) systems are fully mobile robots that can move and transport items. This session led by an industry thought leader on the subject will seek to better inform you whether you’re currently engaged, or looking to deploy AGVs in your distribution operation. Presented by: Nick Klein Schiphorst, Director Business Development, Dematic

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 T10 – From Networking To Connecting: What Am I Going To Do With All Of These Business Cards?

PRESENTED BY

T11 – Keynote Luncheon: From Malcom To Bezos: Fireside Chat With Bill Payne, Vice Chairman, Nyk Line Thursday, February 8 • 12:45pm–2:00pm • VCC Level 2 • Regular $120

Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Now that the show is over, what are you going to do with all of the new business cards you’ve collected? Join this interactive session to learn about ways to best set your plan for communicating with the contacts that you just met over the past few days.

CLC’s popular fireside chat-style lunch keynote program continues with a wideranging conversation with Bill Payne, Vice Chairman of one of the world’s largest shipping lines, that focuses on the changes, and evolution of container-shipping from the golden age of Malcom MacLean, to the new frontier of an Amazon world.

BARRY HOROWITZ HALIA VALLADARES MONTEMAYOR

BRYNDIS WHITSON

DAVID KALINCHUK

ALEX PHILLIPS

Session Chair: Halia Valladares Montemayor, Dean – Faculty of Business &

Professional Studies, Capilano University Speakers: Bryndis Whitson, Director, Stakeholder Relations, Van Horne Institute David Kalinchuk, Economic Development Manager, Rocky View County Alex Phillips, President & CEO, Van Horne Institute

BILL PAYNE

Interviewer: Barry Horowitz, Principal, CMS Consulting Services, LLC & former

logistics director for Nike

Keynote Speaker: Bill Payne, Vice Chairman, NYK Line

FORT MCKAY LOGISTICS LP WAREHOUSING | TRANSPORTATION | PROCUREMENT

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PRESENTED BY

W01 – Lloyd’s List Presents – Global Shipping Update & Forecast: Green Shoots Of Recovery?

SPONSORED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Global economic growth has spurred trade as container-shipping lines have collectively seen their financial fortunes improve on the heels of a downturn that resulted in a smaller playing field of competitors. Lloyd’s List will lead an engaging discussion on what lies ahead for ocean carriers as they balance supply with demand, and what Canadian/ North American supply chains should be preparing for, as a result. Session Chair: James Baker, Managing Editor, Lloyd’s List Containers Speakers: Jolke Helbing, Director, Royal HaskoningDHV – Ocean Shipping Consultants Tony Boemi, Vice President, Growth & Development, Port Montreal David Mincey, Vice President, INTTRA Americas David Bennett, President, Americas, Globe Express Services

W02 – Air Cargo Issues & Trends

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Wednesday, February 7 • 8:30am–9:50am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

A panel of industry experts will review specific issues, trends facing the air cargo supply chain, such as: The regulatory and security environments; Developing the next-generation workforce; and other key factors shaping this dynamic sector’s business environment, including some commonalities with the other principal freight modes. Session Chair: Vladimir Zubkov, Secretary General, TIACA Speakers: Pascal Belanger, Vice-President & Chief Commercial Officer, Winnipeg Airports Authority Ruth Snowden, Executive Director, Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA)

W10 – Keynote Luncheon: Multimodal Leaders Roundtable – Navigating Change

SPONSORED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 12:45pm–2:00pm • VCC Level 2 • Regular $135

The freight transport sectors are going through changes that impact their strategies, operations, and supply chains they service – whether it’s adapting to economic/financial/trade conditions, or adjusting to new regulations and technologies. A group of leaders representing the major transportation modes will discuss where things might be headed within their respective trades, plus where the common ground exists between them. Session Chair: John Tenpenny, Editor, Canadian Shipper Speakers: Jack Mahoney, President, Maersk Canada Kyri Fabios, Managing Director, FedEx Trade Networks Keith Reardon, Vice President, Intermodal and Automotive, CN Eric McGee, Executive Vice President of Highway Services, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc.

W12 – Multimodal Tech Next –– The Autonomous Supply Chain – Land, Sea & Air Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

PRESENTED BY

The transportation sector has been transformed over the past decade as technological solutions seek to address complex

issues. Steadily, although with little obvious interaction, the prospect of autonomous trucking, autonomous shipping, and autonomous aviation moves closer. Has this brought the autonomous supply chain any nearer? What lessons can each sector teach for mutual benefit? Would the concept behind driverless truck platoons work elsewhere? Where are the areas of commonality, of divergence, and of overlap? Join experts from Lloyd’s List, Aviation Week, Fleet Owner, and Bulk Transporter as they explore the practical, safety, and ethical dimensions of the autonomous supply chain, and ask whether it’s Pie in the Sky or the Road of Revolution. Session Chair: James Baker, Managing Editor, Lloyd’s List Containers Speakers: Graham Warwick, Technology Managing Editor, Aviation Week & Space Technology Richard Clayton, Chief Correspondent, Lloyd’s List Olivier Vincent, President & General Manager, Groundtruth

W15 – Natural Gas Conversion For Transportation Fleets

SPONSORED BY

Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • VCC Level 1 • FREE

T01 – The Supply Chain Ecosystem: We’re All In This Together

PRESENTED BY

Thursday, February 8 • 8:45am–10:00am • VCC Level 1 • Regular $65

Each and every logistical/transport mode attached to any given supply chain has an impact that can be felt both upstream and downstream. The focus of this discussion is the growing awareness that there is a supply chain ecosystem that forms the fabric surrounding each critical component, and how bringing these various entities together, however seemingly disparate some of them may seem, is becoming a needed best practice. Session Chair: Pina Melchionna, CEO, CITT Speaker: Kleo Landucci, Managing Director, Ashcroft Terminals Katherine Bamford, Director, Trade Development, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority Warren Sarafinchan, CCLP, Fmr Vice President, Supply Chain, Sun-Rype Products Brian Cornick, CEO, Cando Rail

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W08 – Priority Shippers Roundtable: Are Cargo Owners Writing A New Script?

help shape the future of the freight transportation industry

Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

Are cargo owners writing a new script for their evolving needs – such as where their products are sourced from, or shipped to, evolving trade pipelines/infrastructure, and how technologies like e-commerce are shaping how supply chains operate? A diverse group of cargo owners discuss these issues, among others, with industry expert, Barry Horowitz. Session Chair: Barry Horowitz, Principal, CMS Consulting Services, LLC & former logistics director for Nike Speakers: Brian Best, Director, Warehousing & Distribution, London Drugs Limited Bob Ballantyne, P.Eng., President, Freight Management Association of Canada

W11 – Shipper Tech Next: Heavyweight Delivery Using “Moneyball” Analytics Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

T06 – Shipper Supply Chain Finance Solutions Thursday, February 8 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

BC Shipping News presents a fast-paced session that will help importers, exporters, manufacturers, and other supply chain stakeholders learn how supply chain finance solutions can support the physical movement of cargo. This timely seminar will explore the trends, challenges, and opportunities associated with working capital, trade credit, finance and insurance in domestic and international supply chain contexts. Session Chair: Darryl Anderson, Managing Director Wave Point Consulting & Regular Contributing Writer BC Shipping News Speakers: Stephen I. Ison, Principal Liquid Capital West Coast Financing Corp. Mariella Dauphinee, Marine Claims Manager Intact Insurance Chris Duggan, Vice President Trade Canada – National Specialized Solutions, Royal Bank of Canada

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

ON THE SHOW FLOOR

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EXHIBITOR LIST Aheer Transportation LTD www.aheer.com

801

Canam www.canam-construction.com

730

FortisBC www.fortisbc.com

Al Shamil Cargo www.alshamilcargo.com

512

Cando Rail Services www.candorail.com

627

ALJEX SOFTWARE www.aljex.com

734

Capilano University www.capilanou.ca

TECH HUB

Freight Management Association of Canada www.fma-agf.ca

American Journal of Transportation www.ajot.com

Cargotec www.cargotec.com

910

Ancra Canada www.ancracargo.com

409

Celestica Inc. www.celestica.com

729

Apex Supply Chain Solutions www.apexsupplychain.com

513

Ceres Northgate Terminal www.ceresglobalagcorp.com

640

CH Robinson www.chrobinson.com

533

Chamber of Shipping BC www.cosbc.ca

316

Apex Specialized Rigging and Moving www.apexspecialized.com

529

APICS www.apics.org Approved Freight Forwarders www.approvedforwarders.com

835

CHEP Canada www.chep.com

934

Apps Cargo Terminals www.appsexpress.com

716

Chetu Inc. www.chetu.com

943

Aqurus www.aqurus.ca

914

CipherLab www.cipherlab.com

435

Arrow Reload Systems www.reload.arrow.ca

611

CITT www.citt.ca

344

Ashcroft Terminal www.ashcroftterminal.com

725

ClaimsPro Specialty Risk Division www.claimspro.ca

Astrophysics Inc. www.astrophysicsinc.com

709

Clark www.clarkmhc.com

Battelec INC www.battelec.ca

717

CME www.cme-mec.ca

BC Ministry of Jobs, Trade & Technology www.britishcolumbia.ca/invest

CN Rail www.cn.ca

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MEDIA LOUNGE

BC Shipping News www.bcshippingnews.com

929

Cognex Corporation www.cognex.com

BCIT School of Business www.bcit.ca/business

615

Colliers International www.colliers.com

BCIT School of Transport www.bcit.ca/transportation

615

BluJay Solutions www.blujaysolutions.com

535

BNSF Logistics www.bnsflogistics.com

610

BNSF Railway www.bnsf.com

526

BSM Technologies www.bsmwireless.com

614

Business in Vancouver www.biv.com

813

C&D Logistics www.cdlogistics.ca

736

Caljan Rite-Hite www.caljan.com

613

Canadian Freightways www.canadianfreightways.com

728

Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA) 342 www.ciffa.com Canadian Pacific Railway www.cpr.ca Canadian Shipper www.canadianshipper.com Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council www.supplychaincanada.org

429

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Containerization Crown Industrial Batteries www.crownbattery.com

609

CSX Transportation www.intermodal.com

MercuryGate International Inc. 340 www.mercurygate.com

Securiguard www.securiguard.com

425

541

MM&D www.mmdonline.com

Sendum www.sendum.com

636

Freightsnap www.freightmgmt.com

641

Montreal Chargeur www.montrealchargeur.com

717

ShipTrack www.shiptrackapp.com

617

Global eTrade Services (GeTs) www.globaletrade.services/

935

MTE Logistix Group Of Companies www.mtelogistix.com

733

SmartWay | Natural Resources Canada www.silverbt.com

Global Hazmat www.globalhazmat.com

812

Musco Lighting www.musco.com

810

Go99 www.Go99.ca

625

Nanaimo Port Authority www.npa.ca

917

GoDEX International www.godexintl.com

833

Neurored www.neurored.com

506

Halifax Gateway www.halifaxgateway.com

505

Halifax Partnership www.halifaxpartnership.com

505

Halifax Stanfield Airport www.halifaxstanfield.ca

505

Havis, Inc. www.havis.com

539

Horizon Occupational Health Solutions www.horizonohs.com HUB Group www.hubgroupcanada.ca

742

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Inbound Logistics www.inboundlogistics.com INTTRA www.inttra.com

Neville Peterson www.npllptradelaw.com Nordock www.nordockinc.com

338

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Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA) www.scmanational.ca

330

Supreme Structural Transport 939 www.supremehm.com Sure Track Group www.suretrack.ca

811

Surrey Board of Trade www.businessinsurrey.com Technology Recovery Group www.trgrepair.com

509

727

Tenkk www.tenkk.ca

508

Nu-Era Logistics www.shipnuera.com

514

TF Energy Solutions www.tfenergysolutions.com

728

Ocean Trailer www.oceantrailer.com

714

TIACA www.tiaca.org

913

Old Dominion Freight Line, INC 635 www.odfl.com

Toplift North America www.topliftna.com

836

Pacific Fishing Magazine www.pacificfishing.com

TransCore Link Logistics www.transcore.ca

710

Transload Logistics www.transloadlogistics.com

834

Transplace www.transplace.com

828

Triton Transport www.tritontransport.com

715

Truckstop.com www.truckstop.com

809

Northwest Regional Airport / Kitimat Airport www.yxt.ca

PECO Pallet www.pecopallet.com

336

Piccolo Software www.piccolosoft.com

TECH HUB 505

J.B. Hunt Transport www.jbhunt.com

603

Jarca www.jarca.ca

909

JFleet www.jfleet.net

909

Port of Halifax www.portofhalifax.ca

Kalmar www.kalmarind-northamerica.com

910

Port of Montreal www.port-montreal.com

KF Aerospace www.kfaero.ca

937

Port of Prince Rupert www.rupertport.com

517

TrueStim www.truestim.com Universal Rewind www.goyeti.ca

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CX North America www.cxnamerica.com

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Konecranes www.konecranes.ca

703

Prince George Airport Authority 701 www.pgairport.ca 510

703

Landbridge Logistics www.landbridge.ca

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Van Horne Institute www.vanhorneinstitute.com

Doosan www.doosanequipment.com

Priority One Transport www.prioritytransport.com

Vancouver Airport Authority www.yvr.ca

DSV www.ca.dsv.com

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Quickload Logistics www.quickloadlogistics.com

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Landstar www.landstar.com Langara College www.langara.ca

713

Radius Logistics www.radiuslogistics.com

612

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority www.portvancouver.com

Edmonton International Airport 320 www.flyeia.com Euler Hermes North America www.eulerhermes.ca

712

Everline Coating and Services www.everlinecoatings.com

633

Express Container Management Inc. www.e-c-m.ca

Linde www.linde-mh.com

433

Lloyd’s List www.lloydslistintelligence.com

Firma Foreign Exchange www.firmafx.com

711

Magnum Trailer www.magnumtrailer.com

First Canadian Logistics www.first-canadian-logistics.com

911

Maritime Magazine www.maritimemag.com Marsh / CargoCover www.marsh.com

Food Logistics Magazine www.foodlogistics.com Fort McKay Logistics LP www.fortmckaygroup.com

Cargo Logistics Canada • February 7+8, 2018

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Resource World Magazine www.resourceworld.com

Levy Logistics www.levyshow.com/services-products/ levylogistics.html

Maves International Software Inc. www.maves.com

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Wagner Fire Safety www.wagner-us.com

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RME Energy www.rme-energy.com

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Road Safety at Work www.roadsafetyatwork.ca

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TECH HUB

Westjet Cargo www.westjetcargo.com

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Rose Rocket www.roserocket.com Rosenau Transport Ltd. www.rosenau.ca

630

Williams Machinery www.williamsmachinery.com

703

SafetyDriven www.safetydriven.ca

332

WiseTech Global www.wisetechglobal.com

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Salesforce www.salesforce.com

TECH HUB

SANY America www.sanyamerica.com

841

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W05 – Opening Keynote: Jeff MacLean, President, Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.

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Wednesday, February 7 • 10:15am–11:00am • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

Join us for this exciting, forward-looking and out of the box keynote presentation by Mr. Jeff MacLean, President of Michelin North America (Canada) Inc. Michelin has three manufacturing sites in Nova Scotia, responsible for 7 million tires annually producing $20 billion in sales, and over 3,200 employees across Canada. Michelin is a world leader in the tire industry, manufacturing tires for every type of vehicle including aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, motorcycles, earthmovers, farm equipment and trucks. Mr. MacLean will frame the future of mobility, and logistics, in terms of how the tire industry, like many other sectors, is facing changes, including rapid technological advances and futuristic tire designs that could be here sooner than later.

W07 – The New Shopping Hubs For Cities: Warehouse Distribution Centers Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

This recent Wall Street Journal headline will form the discussion over the merits, and challenges to the concept coined by Brookings Institute in the article to be “shopping as infrastructure.” Former industrial/manufacturing-focused city neighborhoods are being repurposed into, among other things, distribution centers. Industry disruptor, Amazon, can offer its Prime service delivery within a one-to-two-hour window throughout Los Angeles County utilizing this distribution model, and is influencing some other companies to follow suit, raising the question of where the retail supply chain might be headed. Session Chair/Speaker: Chris Steele, COO & President North America, Investment Consulting Associates Speakers: Adie Tomer, The Brookings Institution, Metropolitan Policy Program Lance Trumble, Managing Director, Investments & Founding Partner, Tribal Partners, Inc.

W08 – Priority Shippers Roundtable: Are Cargo Owners Writing A New Script? Wednesday, February 7 • 11:20am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [SHIPPERS SUMMIT]

W11 – Shipper Tech Next: Heavyweight Delivery Using “Moneyball” Analytics Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [SHIPPERS SUMMIT]

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W14 – Distribution Tech Next: How Predictive Are Your Analytics? Wednesday, February 7 • 2:10pm–3:20pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

T05 – Opening Showfloor Plenary Day 2: Supply Chain Forward – The Future Of 3Pls Roundtable Thursday, February 8 • 10:10am–11:20am • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65

The third party logistics market is forecast to reach over $1 trillion in the next decade, while also dealing with a myriad of issues in North America. Leaders in the 3PL sector will discuss these issues, challenges, opportunities – all with a forward-looking perspective. Session Chair: Ruth Snowden, Executive Director, Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA) Speakers: Bob Voltmann, President, Transportation Intermediaries Associations (TIA) Scott Shannon, Vice President, North America Surface Transportation, C.H. Robinson William McKinnon, President, Canadian Alliance Terminals Inc.

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BNSF is one of North America’s leading freight transportation companies, operating on 52,300 kilometres of track in 28 states and three Canadian provinces. As your gateway to North American markets, BNSF can deliver the right solutions for your supply chain and distribution logistics.

T09 – Remote Control Logistics: Agv Solutions In The Warehouse Environment Thursday, February 8 • 11:30am–12:30pm • Tradeshow Floor, Main Stage • Regular $65 [DISTRIBUTION LOGISTICS SUMMIT]

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