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North American Rail Shippers Association 2018 Annual Meeting North American Rail Shippers Association 2018 Annual Meeting May 16-18, 2018 Hyatt McCormick Place Chicago, IL Registrants as of May 14, 2018 First Name Last Name Title Company Company Type Frank Adcock AVP Marketing TTX Company Other Lee Aich Operations Supervisor L&R Railcar Services 3rd Party Service Provider Terry Allen Principal Rivanna Management Consultant Teri Amaya Financial Market Analyst HollyFrontier Rail Shipper Heather Anckner Partner Rockwood Steel, LLC - Jacksonville, FL Consultant Paul Antonellis Director of Sales - Canada American Railcar Industries Equipment Lessor Matt Artz Sr. Rail Manager US Silica Rail Shipper Chris Ashman Director of Sales TCIX Rail Equipment Lessor Tim Atkinson Stimson Lumber Company Rail Shipper Cinzia Atkinson Business Solutions Manager RAILINC Rail Shipper Jason Baehr Rail Delivery Specialist Tessenderlo Kerley Inc Rail Shipper Adam Baginski Engineer Consolidated Rail Corporation Railroad Kevin Bahnline Director Rail Marketing RESIDCO Equipment Lessor Scott Baker Sales Director Chicago Freight Car Leasing Equipment Lessor Mitch Bank Account Manager GATX Locomotive Group Equipment Lessor Kyle Bardo Supervisor, Transportation Services GATX Corporation Equipment Lessor Michael Barth VP Transportation and Logistics United Sugars Corporation Rail Shipper Kirk Bastyr Progressive Railroading Other Michael Baudendistel Stifel Finance Company Chris Bell Vice President-Rail Finance PNC Equipment Finance Equipment Lessor Chuck Benson CAD Railway Industries 3rd Party Service Provider Jean-Guy Bergeron COO - VP Sales & Marketing Cad Railway Industries Ltd. 3rd Party Service Provider David Bernstein Manager of Logistics Buzzi Unicem USA Rail Shipper Lauren Berrey Regional Vice President MUL Railcars Inc Equipment Lessor bruce bierlink Manager Rail Services Chevron Rail Shipper JEFF BINGHAM VP-SALES BULKMATIC TRANSPORT Other Kristy Bishop Director of Client & Market Development Trans Audit, Inc. 3rd Party Service Provider RON BLUMRICK SALES EAGLE GASKET Other Steve Bobb Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing OfficerBNSF Railway Railroad Nick Borders Railcar Leasing and Logistics PFL Petroleum 3rd Party Service Provider Kent Boskovich Chief Commercial Officer MUL Railcars Equipment Lessor Katherine Bourdon Attorney Surface Transportation Board Other North American Rail Shippers Association 2018 Annual Meeting May 16-18, 2018 Hyatt McCormick Place Chicago, IL Registrants as of May 14, 2018 First Name Last Name Title Company Company Type Will Braden Rail & Truck Sales Consultant Industrial Networks 3rd Party Service Provider Matthew Branch Sr. Manager Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Equipment Lessor Matthew Branch Sr. Manager Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Equipment Lessor Scott Brinner Executive VP, Business Development & Strategic AccountsOmniTRAX, Inc. Railroad Sunnie Brookbank Assistant Manager - Business Operations Highroad Consulting, Ltd Consultant Joanna Brooks Rail Client Manager Wells Fargo Rail Equipment Lessor Gary Brown Executive Director PNWARS Rail Shipper Tyler Brown Managing Director, Equity Research Raymond James Rail Shipper Justin Broyles Assistant Vice President, Commercial Development R. J. Corman Railroad Group, LLC 3rd Party Service Provider Sam Buchholz Vice President GATX Locomotive Group Equipment Lessor Wendy Buckley President & Founder Specialty Transportation and Regulatory ServicesConsultant Coby Bullard vp marketing & sales, energy & merchandise Canadian Pacific Railway Rail Shipper David Burchett Regional Category Director - Logistics MillerCoors Rail Shipper Dana Burleigh Vice President Lynch Logistics Other Mark Byars Director Project Development - Rail Services Trans-Global Solutions, Inc. 3rd Party Service Provider Angela Caddell Vice President, Industrial Products BNSF Railway Railroad Merritt Canfield Executive Recruiter Edna Rice Executive Recruiters Other Abby Caplan Editor Argus Media Other Martin Caro Trade & Investment Commissioner ProMexico Chicago Other Hunt Cary, IV AVP - Supply Chain Solutions / Multimodal CN Railroad Dan Cellitti IntelliTrans, LLC. Rail Shipper Dean Chapman Director, Corporate Carrier Relations Essendant Other Joshua Chesser Sr. VP Sales & Marketing Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co Equipment Lessor Joshua Claus Mgr Intercarrier Agreements & Services CSX Transportation Rail Shipper Bob Cleator Chief Commercial Officer The Instar Group Equipment Lessor Racheal Clem Sales & Marketing L&R Railcar Services 3rd Party Service Provider Mitch Clementson Market Manager Twin Cities & Western Railroad Company Rail Shipper David Clugg Vice President, Business Development, Marketing &Salco Customer Products, Support Inc. Other Zach Coccoli Staff Attorney MT Wheat and Barley Committee Rail Shipper Matthew Collins MGP Rail Shipper Dan Connerty Vice President of Sales Midwest Region APL Other Mike Coots AVP, Sales & Marketing Plastic Express 3rd Party Service Provider North American Rail Shippers Association 2018 Annual Meeting May 16-18, 2018 Hyatt McCormick Place Chicago, IL Registrants as of May 14, 2018 Keith Corman Sales Representative Highroad Consulting, Ltd Consultant Mike Corr Corporate Development Canadian National Railway Rail Shipper Ross Corthell Director, Transportation Packaging Corp of America Rail Shipper Valerie Cote Account Executive GE Transportation 3rd Party Service Provider Susan Cox Rail Services Manager Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. LP Rail Shipper Lynnette Cozzolino Regional Sales Manager Midland Manufacturing Other Genie Crooms CFO American Truck & Rail Audits, Inc. 3rd Party Service Provider John Cruickshank General Counsel Consulate General of Canada Other Jack Dail Executive Director Southwest Association of Rail Shippers Other Linda Darr President ASLRRA Other Jackson Dawson Director of Sales and Marketing Industrial Networks 3rd Party Service Provider Kevin Day Sr. Director Data Analytics & Field Technology CN Railroad Sandra Dearden President/CEO Highroad Consulting, Ltd Consultant Jim DeChant Rail and Transportation Sales Manager Advanced Polymer Coatings 3rd Party Service Provider Charles Dettmann Business Development - Repair Services UTLX Other Laura DeVries Executive Vice President & Director of Freight Rail ConnectionRogue Valley Services Terminal Railroad CorporationRailroad Remy Diebes EVP & Chief Operating Officer REMPREX, LLC Other David Dillon President Dillon & Nash Other Richard Dodd President RDC Logistics Consultant Sam Doyle Regional Account Manager SafeRack Consultant Ryan Dreier VP - Industrial Products BNSF Railway Railroad Phillip Dulik Werner Enterprises Rail Shipper Priyanka Dutt Business Development Manager RailcarRx, Inc 3rd Party Service Provider Dan Elliott Partner Conner & Winters LLP Other Justin Elliott Vice President of Sales Kelso Technologies, Inc Other Steve Elliott Vice-President Sales Warehouse Specialists 3rd Party Service Provider Doug Ernstes VP Business Development OmniTRAX Railroad Ben Evans Business Solutions Manager Railinc Corp 3rd Party Service Provider William Fahrenwald Executive Director James Street Associates Consultant Bruce Falch Multimodal Sales Executive Hub Group 3rd Party Service Provider Rick Fenimore II Sales TCIX Rail Equipment Lessor Freddy Fernandez Vice President Operations CAI Rail Inc. Equipment Lessor North American Rail Shippers Association 2018 Annual Meeting May 16-18, 2018 Hyatt McCormick Place Chicago, IL Registrants as of May 14, 2018 First Name Last Name Title Company Company Type Kellen Ferris OTR Global Other Conal Finnegan Managing Partner CanMex Intermodal LLC 3rd Party Service Provider Jimmy Finster President Industrial Networks Rail Shipper Bryan Fish Sales Representative Bourque Logistics 3rd Party Service Provider Carrie Foor Executive Director North American Rail Shippers Association Other Pat Foran Progressive Railroading Other Chris Galliher Eastern Sales Manager RailComm Rail Shipper Daren Gardner Sales Manager for Business Development Quality Transportation Services, Inc. 3rd Party Service Provider Ed Garvey Vice President CAI Rail Equipment Lessor Michael Gilley AVP Fleet Management TTX Company Other William Glenn Chief Commercial Officer Wells Fargo Rail Equipment Lessor Rodney Gordon Asst. Superintendent Consolidated Rail Corporation Railroad Paul Greene Senior Short Line Development Manager Norfolk Southern Rail Shipper Jeffrey Griffin VP & Director Rail Leasing SCF Rail Leasing Equipment Lessor Rick Grossman SVP Industry Relations Wells Fargo Finance Company Bradley Hall SVP & Chief Commercial Officer Florida East Coast Railway Rail Shipper EDWARD HAMBERGER PRESIDENT AND CEO ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS Railroad Joshua Hamlin Regional Sales Manager The Timken Company Rail Shipper Joel Hankins Rail Operations Planner ExxonMobil Chemical Company Rail Shipper Daniel Hanusin Safety Director Lakeshore Patriot Rail Railroad David Harris PMP LJA Rail, LLC. Other Brian Harris Director of Sales C.K. Industries, Inc. Equipment Lessor Rachel Hays Director Sales Energy, Chemicals & Plastics Canadian Pacific Railway Railroad ross heil SR VP Sales Bourque Logistics 3rd Party Service Provider JOSH HEYL Customer Success Manager Commtrex Other Nick Hicks Vice President of Logistics National Sugar Marketing LLC Rail Shipper Lawrence Hill Managing Director Zephyr Transportation Services Rail Shipper Kim Hillenbrand Surface Transportation Board Other Jason Hodge Director of Sales & Marketing Arrow Material Services 3rd Party Service Provider Geoff Hopkins Vice President, Marketing CAI Rail. Inc. Rail Shipper Stephen Hoye Vice President
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