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Driving Central Indiana's Logistics Industry CENTRAL REGIONAL LOGISTICS COUNCIL STRENGTHENING THE CROSSROADS: DRIVING CENTRAL INDIANA’S LOGISTICS INDUSTRY OCTOBER 2015 Conexus Indiana is the state’s advanced manufacturing and logistics initiative, dedicated to making Indiana a global leader in these high-growth, high-tech industries. The mission of CILC is to work with a sense of urgency to strengthen the logistics sector in Indiana by identifying and acting on concrete opportunities for enhancement, which better positions the State to grow existing business, attract new business, and thereby create new jobs. CONEXUS INDIANA CENTRAL REGIONAL LOGISTICS COUNCIL CHAIR Mark Brown Phillip Gerrian *Mark DeFabis General Manager Senior VP President & CEO Central Indiana & Western Railroad Fraley & Schilling, Inc. Integrated Distribution Services, Inc. Lapel Rushville Plainfield Keith Bucklew Nate Ghaim *Kevin Adams Principal & Freight Discipline Leader President & CEO VP, Operations CDM Smith Hanzo Logistics, Inc. OHL Contract Logistics Indianapolis Plainfield Plainfield (Workforce Development Chair) Jeff Castell Brian Gildea Senior Managing Director, Principal Executive Director Stephen Alexander DTZ Develop Indy CEO/Chief Architect Indianapolis Indianapolis Rees Alexander Indianapolis *Greg Chaney Rodney Graham Executive Director, Global Supply Chain CFO *Timothy Almack Allison Transmission CNG Source, Inc. Partner Indianapolis Indianapolis Katz, Sapper & Miller, LLP Indianapolis Dan Corcoran Bob Grzegorek VP, Midwest Region Plant Manager - Indianapolis Bob Babcock Container Port Group Coregistics SVP, Operations and Business Development Indianapolis Whitestown Indiana Rail Road Company Indianapolis Beth Crider Brad Hastings Division Mgr., Logistics Senior VP Alex Bluestein Firestone Building Products, Co. Tippmann Group/ Interstate Warehousing Chief Global Rep., Business Development Indianapolis Franklin Oscar Winski Lafayette Andrew Elsener Greg Henneke President Executive VP John Brand Spot Freight American Structurepoint, Inc. President Indianapolis Indianapolis Butler Fairman & Seufert Civil Engineers Indianapolis *Dennis Faulkenberg *Nick Hoagland President & CEO COO *Mike Broughton Appian Backhaul Direct Advisor, Global Logistics Indianapolis Indianapolis Eli Lilly and Company Indianapolis I John Hong Patrick Lindley Tim Miller Leader- North American Logistics & Executive Managing Partner Project Manager International Trade Operations DTZ Lochmueller Group Dow AgroSciences Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Jim Longest Andi Montgomery Andrea Hopper President Owner & Vice President Senior Dir., Industrial Advisory Services Beam, Longest and Neff Montgomery Aviation Summit Realty Group Indianapolis Zionsville Indianapolis Jennifer Marcum Craig Moore *Mark Hosfeld CEO Director, Corporate Development VP, Leasing & Development Sentry Logistics Citizens Energy Group Duke Realty Corp. Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis *Sean Maroney Dean Munn Michael Huber VP, Market Unit Field Operations Technical VP, Systems Planning Division President & CEO Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. Corradino, LLC Indy Chamber Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis David Martin *Kevin Murray Jim Humphrey VP, Global Sourcing VP, Supply Chain VP/COO, Commercial Services Oerlikon Fairfield Red Gold Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana, Inc. Lafayette Elwood Indianapolis John McCane Mark Nicastro Paul Hunckler Executive Director Director- Indianapolis Distribution Center Regional Account Manager Rush County ECDC CVS Pharmacy Dematic Corporation Rushville Indianapolis Westfield Betsy McCaw Brad Ortman Maeghan Hurley COO Operations Manager President CICP Kokomo Grain Co, Inc. MKM Distribution Services Indianapolis Kokomo Indianapolis David McDougall Chet Parsons Layth Hussain Vice President Principal Dir., Operations Americas HNTB Corporation PCS Engineers Belkin Indianapolis Avon Plainfield John McDowell John Paugh Jennifer Coulter-Lissman President CEO General Manager Multi Modal Transportation Logistics Carter Logistics TOC Logistics International, LLC Whitestown Anderson Indianapolis (Infrastructure, Co-Chair) Steve McGill *Cathy Langham Director of Business Development Dan Peterson President Tonn and Blank Construction VP, Industry & Government Affairs Langham Logistics Indianapolis Cook Group, Inc. Indianapolis Bloomington II *Dawn Replogle Tim Siddiq *Jim Wade VP, Area Interface Mgr. – Transportation, President & CEO Vice President DCS Americas Merchandise Warehouse Co., Inc. CHA Companies URS Corporation Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis (Public Policy, Co-Chair) Amy Waggoner Ed Rounsaville Steve Smith Client Services Manager General Manager MJ Insurance, Inc. Lochmueller Group GENCO/BD Indianapolis Indianapolis Plainfield (Infrastructure, Co-Chair) Spence Wendelin *John Rowe Roger Stephens President Managing Director Client Service Manager Wabash Central Railway, Big Four Cargo Services, Inc. RQAW Terminal Railroad and C&NC Indianapolis Indianapolis Corydon Bruno Sanzi Jake Sturman Paul Will VP, Business Dev., Contract Services Senior VP Vice Chairman, President & CEO Norbert Dentressangle Group JLL America, Inc. Celadon Group, Inc. Plainfield Indianapolis Indianapolis Thomas J. Scimeca Shelby Swango *Doug Williams Manager, Global Logistics & Customs Area Manager/VP President Administration Parsons Brinckerhoff Venture Logistics, Inc. Allison Transmission Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Mark Writt *Mark Sell Michael Taylor President Senior VP, Industrial Services President & CEO Integrated Services, Inc. CB Richard Ellis, Inc. MD Logistics Kokomo Indianapolis Plainfield Bob Wu *Mark Shublack *Phil Terry CEO VP, Production Control, Materials Attorney at Law Logistics and Information Systems Monarch Beverage Company, Inc. Ice Miller Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. Indianapolis Indianapolis Lafayette Jim Tilton Director, Materials Draper, Inc. * Conexus Indiana Logistics Council Member Spiceland III IV LETTER FROM CONEXUS CENTRAL REGIONAL LOGISTICS COUNCIL CHAIR Strengthening the Crossroads: Driving Central Indiana’s Logistics Industry was created by leading members of the logistics users community throughout Central Indiana. The logistics community, composed of service providers from the four modes of transportation (air, rail, truck and water) as well as other logistics stakeholders including users of logistics services such as advanced manufacturing, warehouse/ distribution companies, and infrastructure design and construction companies, gathered and agreed unanimously on the key deliverables and priorities for Central Indiana. The Conexus Indiana Logistics Council, partnering with Central Indiana Corporate Partnership, regional economic development organizations and chambers of commerce in Central Indiana created the Central Regional Logistics Council (CRLC) and was the catalyst in creating the forum of logistics executives to discuss issues affecting their industry and to build a common agenda across all logistics sectors, including both private and public. We believe that by aligning priorities in the areas of infrastructure, public policy and workforce development, Central Indiana will be able to maximize short-term and long-term success for the logistics industry in this region. Strengthening the Crossroads: Driving Central Indiana’s Logistics Industry was prepared from the input of a broad cross section of logistics providers and users, ensuring that the priorities identified for the Central Region will enhance the environment for growth of existing companies, create a more attractive business climate to attract companies to Indiana, and create high paying jobs for the citizens in this region. Implementation by both the public and private sectors of the strategies, goals and tactics contained in this plan will continue to grow our region’s reputation as a logistics hub and ensure the region’s leadership in logistics well into the future. The countless hours and dedication of the volunteer executives from CRLC provide the Conexus Indiana Logistics Council (CILC), the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), the Ports of Indiana, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, and the regional and local economic groups and chambers of commerce with a strong foundation to make the goals outlined in this plan a reality. The talented and dedicated staff of Conexus Indiana together with the regional and local economic development groups and chambers of commerce will carry out these initiatives and drive the implementation of the tactics necessary to ensure the plan’s success. We look forward to continuing conversations on future opportunities that will continue to enhance the logistics sector in the Central Region, and we will continue our work by updating the plan on a regular basis to ensure that it is as dynamic as the logistics industry itself. Respectfully, Mark DeFabis President & CEO, Integrated Distribution Services, Inc. Chair, Central Regional Logistics Council V TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .....................................................................................1 PROBLEM STATEMENT ..............................................................................................1 MISSION STATEMENT .............................................................................................1 OBJECTIVES ............................................................................................................2 LOGISTICS STRATEGIES ....................................................................................3 INFRASTRUCTURE GOALS
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