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Midwest Association of Rail Shipers MIDWEST ASSOCIATION OF RAIL SHIPERS LIST OF 849 REGISTRATIONS FOR THE JANUARY 2018 MARS MEETING AS OF JANUARY 19, 2018 Last First Title Company City State Allen II James T. President CF Rail Services Schaumburg IL Transportation Management Dynamics, Amidon Greg CTO Inc. Oak Brook IL Abraham Larry Director, Fleet Operations Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Schaumburg IL Adams Scott Chief Executive Officer Bay Worx Rail Tomball TX Adams Bobby Assistant Vice President Sales Bulkmatic Griffith IN Adcock Frank Assistant Vice President Marketing TTX Company Chicago IL Al-Faresi Muayad Global Procurement Director EQUATE Petrochemical Company Ahmadi Kuwait Aliota Robert GM / Dir. Chemical Transportation Seg. Trelleborg Sealing Solutions Charlotte NC Allen Marc VP Sales & Grp. Mgr. Auto & Intermodal The Greenbrier Companies Southlake TX Al-Qashaan Khaled Strategic Sourcing Specialist EQUATE Petrochemical Company Ahmadi Kuwait Anderson Adam Director of Business Development RSI Logistics Okemos MI Anderson Sam Vice President, Rail Operations The Andersons, Inc Maumee OH Anderson Jason Economic Development Director City Of Rochelle Rochelle IL Anderson Martha Executive Director James Street Associates Blue Island IL Anderson Scott Manager Business Dev. & Real Estate CN Homewood IL Appel Peter Vice President ITE Management New York NY Araki Tohru Director Business Planning Mitsui Rail Capital, LLC Chicago IL Artz Matthew Rail Strategy Manager US Silica Chicago IL Sunbury on Atkinson Mark Global Category Director, Logistics BP Thames Middlesex Bahnline Kevin Director Rail Marketing RESDICO Chicago IL Bailey Nate Senior Logistics and HSSE BP Munster IN Baker Scott Sales Director Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Schaumburg IL Balaban Kevin Industrial Sales Manager Advanced Polymer Coatings Avon OH Bank Mitch Account Manager GATX Locomotive Group Chicago IL Banker Steven Logistics Development Manager Badger Mining Corporation Berlin WI Banks Corrie Director Logistics Cando Rail Services Calgary AB Bannerman Jayme Trackmobile Account Specialist Voss Equipment, Inc. Harvey IL Barbato Michael Key Account Manager Hempel (USA), Inc. Middletown DE Barenfanger Charles President Effingham Railroad Co. Vandalia IL Barger Robert Managing Director KeyBanc Capital Markets, Inc. Cleveland OH Barker Mia Vice President Milano Railway Logistics Services Mount Vernon IL Barker Terry Vice President TLC Rail Services Mishawaka IN Barrie Susan Senior Vice President Sales - Canada Wells Fargo Rail Montreal QC Barth Michael VP Transportation and Logistics United Sugars Corporation Moorehead MN Bartley Kellie EVP Business Development Top Rail Solutions Inc. Pittsburgh KS Bathurst Kathy Senior Account Manager CSX Transportation Oak Brook IL Behr Daniel President Behr & Associates Northbrook IL Bellinger Heidi Senior Fleet Portfolio Analyst GATX Corportion Chicago IL Benken Dan Regional Sales Representative Strato, Inc. Metairie LA Bennett Patricia Rail Operations Manager POET Ethanol Products Wichita KS Benson Chuck Senior Director Business Development CAD Railway Industries Orland Park IL Bergmann Cynthia Partner Freeborn & Peters LLP Chicago IL Bernhagen Shelly TDL Leader Badger Mining Corporation Berlin WI Bernstein David Manager of Logistics Buzzi Unicem USA Indianapolis IN Berruecos Pedro Logistics Manager The CRU Group The Woodlands TX Bertram David Vice President - Sales & Marketing RGCX Ltd - Rail Leasing McAllen TX Best Mavis Transportation Manager South Dakota Soybean Processors Volga SD Betts Bruce Consultant Olympia Fields IL Bewley Greg Vice President-Sales- Midwest Union Tank Car Company Chicago IL Bingham Jeff Vice President Sales Bulkmatic Transport Company Griffith IN Bingham, Jr. Albert Chairman Bulkmatic Transport Company Grffith IN Biscan Thomas Fleet Director BP Products North America Chicago IL Blinn Steve Director Sales Norfolk Southern Railroad Westchester IL Blue Keith Executive Vice President The Transload Group, LLC Chicago IL Bobb Steve Executive Vice President & CMO BNSF Railway Fort Worth TX Bobitt James Vice President - Transportation Tate & Lyle Decatur IL Boehme Zachary Manager, Sales and Marketing Genesee & Wyoming, Inc., Midwest Region Springfield IL Bohacik Jerry VP Sales Marketing & Business Dev. CF Rail Services Schaumburg IL Bohn Erik Dir., Logs. & Cust. Svc. Americas Omya, Inc. Cincinnati OH Bolanowski Ron Cat. Mgr., NA Logs- Downstream Pro. BP Products North America Chicago IL Bolton Nicola VP Business Development NA NIC-Place Kempton DE Boskovich Kent Chief Commercial Officer MUL Railcars, Inc. Portland OR Bosone Andy Director - General Equipment TTX Company Chicago IL Bottomley Anthony Sales Manager Manley Brothers of Indiana, Inc. Troy Grove IL Boudreau Jyll Director of Sales Transco Railway Products Inc. Chicago IL Bouquet Keith L. Regional VP Marketing & Sales National Steel Car Ltd. Chicago IL Boykins Dane S. Lead Logistics - Transportation Splst. OmniSource, LLC Ft Wayne IN Braden Will Truck and Rail Sales Consultant Industrial Networks, LLC Spring TX Bram Andrew Monsanto Creve Coeur MO Branch Matthew Sr. Mgr., Fleet Mktng & Cust. Support Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Schaumburg IL Brecht Mark President MB Advisors Geneva IL Brest Butch Executive Vice President Stucki Naperville IL Brest Joanne Stucki Brillhart Al Vice President Sales & Marketing Foodliner, Inc. Dubuque IA Brisben Graham Chief Executive Officer PLG Consulting Oak Park IL Brodrick Audrey L. Attorney Fletcher & Sippel LLC Chicago IL Brookbank Sunnie Assistant Mgr. - Business Operations Highroad Consulting, Ltd. Highland IN Brown Charles Vice President Sales The Andersons, Inc. Maumee OH Broyles Justin Chief Commercial Officer Patriot Rail, LLC Jacksonville FL Buchanan Brian Manager-Corporate Development CN Homewood IL Buchholz Sam Vice President GATX Rail Locomotive Group Greensburg PA Buck Jordan Director Marketing Progressive Rail St Louis MO Buckley Wendy President & Founder Specialty Trnsptn & Regulatory Svcs. Bensalem PA Buckner Steve Purchasing Manager Gonella Schaumburg IL Budd Matthew Sales Manager Transco Railway Products Inc. Chicago IL Buoncore Melissa Director-Sales Wells Fargo Rail Chicago IL Burdic Charles AVP - Fleet Operations CIT Rail Chicago IL Burgan Mary President Milano Railway Logistics Services Mt. Vernon IL Burkholder Jordan Product Manager - Sales Steel Dynamics, Inc. Columbia City IN Bushey Claire Reporter Crain' s Chicago Business Chicago IL Butkovich Michael Transportation Analyst USG Corporation Chicago IL Butt Tim Senior Market Manager Norfolk Southern Norfolk VA Caddell Angela Vice President Industrial Products BNSF Railway Ft Worth TX Calabro Bernadina Transportation Manager Packaging Corporation of America Lake Forest IL Calandros Josh Manager Business Development The Indiana Rail Road Company Indianapolis IN Campbell Ross Business Development Manager, Rail Schenck Process, LLC Whitewater WI Campian Alin SVP Commercial Strategy Patriot Rail Company Jacksonville FL Canfield Merritt Executive Recruiter Edna A. Rice Executive Recruiters, Inc. Bellaire TX Carey Thomas Vice President Patrick Engineering, Inc. Lisle IL Carrier Christine Sales & Business Development Mgr. CAD Railway Industries Ltd Lachine QC Casey Patrick Vice President Fleet Management TTX Company Chicago IL Castaneda Diana Sales & Marketing Carry Transit Lyons IL Cathcart Rail Holdings, Inc./Bucyrus Cathcart Casey Executive Vice President Railcar Repair Chicago IL Cedeno Pat SVP Network Relations Watco Companies Pittsburg KS Cellitti Dan Sales Executive TransCore / IntelliTrans Elmhurst IL Chalekode Shanker National Account Manager Canadian Pacific Railway Franklin IL Chalich Ben Manager Industrial Switching Northern Plains Railroad Fordville ND Chambers Kristina Dir.-Operations Strategy & Analysis TTX Company Chicago IL Chandler Curtis President PFL Petroleum Services LLC Naples FL Chase Jeffrey Director of Sales & Marketing Wasatch Railcar Repair Cheyenne WY Chesser Josh V P Sales & Customer Support Chicago Freight Car Leasing, Co. Schaumburg IL Chier Eric Transload Operations Specialist Badger Mining Corporation Berlin WI Chisholm Jody Key Accounts Manager Hempel (USA), Inc. Homer Glen IL Choksi Umesh Chief Executive Officer The Instar Group Chesterfield MO Christensen Joel Regional Vice President Sales Bourque Logistics The Woodlands TX Christiansen Sandy Economic & Industrial Dev. Lead Union Pacific Railroad Woodridge IL Clark Thomas J. Vice President, Sales GATX Corporation Chicago IL Cleator Bob Chief Commercial Officer The Instar Group Oak Brook IL Clementson Mitch Market Manager Twin Cities & Western Railroad Glencoe MN Clugg David Vice President Business Development Salco Products, Inc. Lemont IL Cobbs Woodfin Account Manager Norfolk Southern Railway Fishers IN Coduti Matt Sales & Marketing Manager Chicago S. Shore & S. Bend Railroad Michigan City IN Cohen Melissa Director of Planning & Polymer Logs. INEOS Styrolution Aurora IL Coil Corey Senior Vice President Sales Midwest Railcar Corporation Edwardsville IL Collins Stephen Director, Fleet Engineering Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Schaumburg IL Collins Michelle Edna Rice Executive Recruiters Bellaire TX Collins Matthew Supl. Chain Strategy & Planning Mgr. MGP Ingredients Atchison KS Comanse Carol Traffic Manager USG Corporation Chicago IL Conway Douglas Vice President - Commercial Watco Companies Pittsburgh KS Conway Jim Director, Logistics Hi Crush Houston TX Cook Rob Senior Manager, Rail Operations Bunge North America, Inc. Chesterfield MO Cooney John Vice President Fleet Operations Chicago
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