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First Name Last Name Job Title Company Or Organization Name First name Last name Job title Company or Organization Name Steven Hawkins General Manager Import Marketing "K" Line America Maria Bodnar Vice President "K" Line America, Inc. Shaun Gannon Vice President North America Field Logistics "K" Line America, Inc. Chas Deller CEO and CHAIRMAN 10XOCEANSOLUTIONS,INC Donald La France Vice President Logistics and Supply Chain 1-800-Flowers.com Chris McNeil Sourcing Agent 3M John Ladwig Transportation Specialist 3M Company Russ Boullion Vice President - Warehousing & Packaging A&R Logistics XIANGMING CHENG CEO/ PRESIDENT AAmetals, Inc BRUCE FERGUSON VP OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AAmetals, Inc Eileen Wei Logistics Manager, Asia AB Electrolux Ulises Carrillo Divisional Vice President, Global Freight & Abbott Nutrition Distribution William Gaiennie Logistics Program Manager Abbott Nutrition International Sarah Jane Chapman International Transportation Supervisor Abercrombie & Fitch Larry Grischow GVP of Supply Chain Abercrombie & Fitch Michael Sherman VP Trade & Transportation Abercrombie & Fitch Gunnar Gose Director ABF Global, Inc. Carlos Martinez-Tomatis Division Vice President ABF Global, Inc. Jim Ingram President ABF Logistics, Inc. Doug Riesberg Vice President ABF Logistics, Inc. Craig Sandefur Managing Director Logistics ABF Logistics, Inc. Michael Kelso Executive Vice President Ability Tri-Modal Elizabeth Gaston Sales and Marketing Ability Tri-Modal Transportation Joshua Owen President Ability Tri-Modal Transportation Services, Inc. Ron Gill Vice President, Sales Ability/Tri-Modal Transportation Services, Inc. LOURDES RAMOS IMPORT LOGISTICS OPERATIONS MANAGER ACADEMY SPORTS AND OUTDOORS TERRI URSERY SENIOR DIR IMPORT LOGISTICS AND CUSTOMS ACADEMY SPORTS AND OUTDOORS COMPLIANCE Josephine Bifano-Baran VP Global Supply Chain ACCO Brands Kevin Jans International Inbound Manager ACCO Brands Brian Imahori Gateway Manager Ace Global Distribution Linda Baxter Manager of Int'l Logistics & Customs Compliance Ace Hardware Corporation Suching Chuang Director of Logistics Acer America Corp Aurelio Castilla International Logistics Manager Acme-Hardesty Co. Bob Oliver Director Global Supply Chain Acme-Hardesty Co. Paul Bartalini Inbound Transportation Manager Air and Ocean adidas Mark Sisson Port Planner AECOM Nadia Christian Agent AFMS Mike Erickson President AFMS Dan Romo Vice President AFMS Cas Pouderoyen SVP Global Ocean Freight Agility Anders Wiberg Vice President, Ocean Freight Global Carrier Agility AB Management Kraig Enyeart Vice President, Procurement Agility Chemical Logistics Michael Hernandez Senior Manager, Procurement Operations Agility Chemical Logistics Andrew Arballo Route Manager Agility Logistics Daniel Cacciotti Vice Ocean Product Americas Agility Logistics Betty Wenzel Senior Route Manager, Ocean Freight TPEB Agility Logistics Corp Chris Hughes President Agro Merchants Group Neal Rider CEO Agro Merchants Group Vince Santinello Ocean Services Manager AIT Worldwide Logistics Lisa Johnstone Global Director Ocean Product AIT Worldwide Logistics, Inc. Todd Jones Director, Trade and Development Alabama State Port Authority John Parrish Lawler Manager, Customer Servicer Alabama State Port Authority Andy Hughes Manager, US & Global Ocean Logistics Albemarle Corp. Alan Kierstead Vice President, Global Supply Chain Albemarle Corporation Henry Pringle Vice President AlixPartners P Foster Finley Jr Managing Director AlixPartners, LLP Esequiel Bueno Vice President All Ports Logistics, Inc Yarah Garcia Operations Manager All Ports Logistics, Inc Diane Chick Assistant Logistics Manager Allenberg Cotton Co. Jim Pacileo Manager - International/Domestic Logistics Allenberg Cotton Co. Timothy De La Torre Vice President Marketing and New Business Alliance International Development Michael Tripp SVP, Supply Chain and IT AM Retail Group John Anfinson Director of Transportation Amazon Maria Lee Program Manager, Imports Amazon Mark Michener Director of Transportation Amazon Brian Miller Manager, Executive Recruiting Amazon Brandon Sanders Executive Recruiter Amazon Patricia Biggs Import Transportation Amazon.com Tom Beckhard Sales Director Amber Road Sam Weber Sales Director Amber Road Teresa Cheung Deputy Chief Executive Officer America Chung Nam Eddie Yeung SVP - Logistics and Planning America Chung Nam David Lapidus Manager of Government Relations American Apparel & Footwear Association Karl Hillyard COO American Covers Jennifer Baiker Director Supply Chain Technology American Eagle Outfitters Michael Fostyk Sr VP Global Supply Chain Logistics American Eagle Outfitters Nathan Hankinson Director Global Transportation American Eagle Outfitters Dan Datz Transportation Consultant American Fast Freight Tony Marques VP Sales American Fast Freight Sharon Pagan VP National Sales American Fast Freight Jim Briles COO American Global Logistics Mark Copfer Director, International Logistics American Greetings Jeff Burke Global Logistics Manager American Hotel Register Alyssa Senn Supply Chain Integration Manager American Hotel Register Thomas Andre Sales Manager American Independent Line, Inc. William Moffitt CEO American Independent Line, Inc. David Moffitt CFO American Independent Line, Inc. Catherine Avolio Associate Publisher American Journal of Transportation Sam Wong President American Pacific Cargo Inc. Kathie Pendergrass Vice President - Importing American Promotional Events, Inc. Noree Salinas General Manager American Promotional Events, Inc. - West Pam Huelskoetter International Logistics Manager American Recreation Products Eric Johnson IT Editor American Shipper Chris Dupin reporter American Shipper Magazine Steven Cohen Sr. Director Domestic & Int'l Transportation American Signature Inc. William Schultz Director, International Trade & Compliance American Standard Manuel Gonzalez Manager- International Logistics American Standard Brands Dale Butterfield Import Logistics Manager American Tire Distributors Adam Varterasian Category Manager - Transportation American Tire Distributors Jeff Shifflett Director AMERICA'S SALES AGENCY, INC Bill Woods Jr. Managing Director America's Sales Agency, Inc. Joe Heller Import/Export Manager Amsted Rail Shannon Kohl Supervisor - Global Transportation & Trade Amway Adam Whitney Manager - Global Transportation Amway Shana Riggs Sr. Director, Global Logistics Ann Inc. ANDREW GILLESPIE DIRECTOR, GLOBAL TRANSPORTATION ANSELL HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS Viknesh Harichandra VP Sales Apex Logistics International Edward Pizza Station Manager Apex Logistics International Kevin Bulger Chief Operating Officer Apex Maritime Company Inc. Timothy Saling Executive Vice President Apex Maritime Company Inc. Zak Joseph Ghazal Logistics Director API INC Nathan Adams Head, TPEB Pricing APL Jeroen Brenters Head of TPEB-FOB W/S Pricing APL John Crawford Head of Westbound Pricing APL Jesper Stenbak Head of Trans-Pacific Trade APL Eric Tang Director, Transpacific Trade APL Frank Filice Head of Commercial, Western Region APL Co. Pte Ltd George Goldman Head of Commercial, Americas Region APL Co. Pte Ltd E. Ha Head of Commercial, Central Region APL Co. Pte Ltd Peter Jongepier Chief Commercial Officer APL Co. Pte Ltd Joseph Milstein Head of Commercial, Eastern Region APL Co. Pte Ltd Nathaniel Seeds Chief Operations Officer APL Co. Pte Ltd Carole Cirino Director Ocean Product APL Logistics David Frentzel Senior Vice President, Global Consumer Industry APL Logistics Joel Greenberg Director Global Accounts APL Logistics Michael Keck Sr. Manager, Business Development APL Logistics Kristina Lutz Director, Global Accounts APL Logistics Carmine Santo Head North America Commercial Team APL Logistics Jeff Suchevits Head North America Sales -- Industrial Vertical APL Logistics Tony Zasimovich Global Vertical Leader, Retail / SVP APL Logistics Kurt Breinlinger Chief Commercial Officer APL Logistics Ltd Bettina Csekme Sr. Pricing & Procurement Manager APL Logistics LTD Beat Simon President APL Logistics Ltd Joe Donlin Senior Director Southern Region APL, LTD Hans Christian Bean Director APM Terminals Tom Boyd Communications Director APM Terminals Jeremy Ford Director APM Terminals Jonathan Goldner Chief Commercial Officer APM Terminals Steven Trombley Managing Director, APM Terminals-Los Angeles APM Terminals Marty Yarnall Senior Director, Operations-Pier 400, Los Angeles APM Terminals Hyun Jung (HJ) Yoon Chief Commercial Officer APM Terminals Pacific, LLC Ivo Stibbe Worldwide Logistics Apple Mark Schweitzer ADM Archer Daniels Midland John Tapscott ADM Archer Daniels Midland George Powers Chairman Ardmore Capital, LLC Jessica Quinn Director, Transportation & Global Trade Armstrong World Industries Compliance ALEX MARTINO DIRECTOR of BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASA APPLE INCORPORATED Justin Reynolds Mgr, Int'l Inbound Transportation Ascena Retail Group Ron Gatlin VP Operations ASF Global LLC Phillip Ousley President ASF Global LLC Carl Kitani Import Operations Manager ASICS America Corporation David Weiss Director, US Retail Supply Chain ASUS Computer International Michael Vigneron General Vice-President Atlantic Coast District I.L.A. Mike Bifulco Vice President, Operations AV Logistics, LLC Art Zimmerly President/Managing Partner AV Logistics, LLC Chip Kohn Director, Business Development AV Logistics/C&K Trucking Peter Pace Vice President, Business Development AV Logistics/C&K Trucking Charles McGee Vice President International Solutions Averitt Scott Polkow Director of Int'l Solutions Averitt Seth Canetti Sr Transportation Analyst - Ocean Freight Avon Products Inc Jeff Bell President Axiom WorldWide Logistix, Inc.
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