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Dr. Barry Asmus, Senior Economist, National Center
for Policy Analysis
Dr.
Asmus speaks, testifies, writes and consults on
political and business issues facing America.
Named by USA Today as one of the five most requested
speakers in the United States, he is an expert
at explaining the economic concepts needed to
navigate the evolving network economy. Based on
durable free market economic principles, his presentations
apply the current issues of the information economy
to help decision-makers develop informed and effective
choices in a global, e-commerce world.
Dr.
Asmus has presented to worldwide firms like Compaq,
Hewlett Packard, IBM and a host of other audiences.
He
was twice voted the Outstanding Professor of the
Year, as well as honored with the Freedom Foundation
Award at Valley Forge for Private Enterprise Education.
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Dr. C. John Langley
Jr., Director of Supply Chain Executive
Programs, Georgia Tech.
Dr.
Langley is Professor of Supply Chain Management
and Director of Supply Chain Executive Programs
in the School of Industrial and Systems
Engineering and The Logistics Institute
at Georgia Tech. Prior to that, he served
for 28 years at the University of Tennessee.
Dr. Langley is a former President of CLM,
and was the 1993 recipient of the Council’s
Distinguished Service Award. Dr. Langley
received the B.S. degree in Mathematics,
the MBA degree in Finance, and the Ph.D.
degree in Logistics Management, all from
Penn State University.
His
current areas of involvement include supply
chain strategy, third party logistics, and
applications of information technology in
logistics and supply chain management. Dr.
Langley has co-authored a number of books
including Creating Logistics Value, published
by the Council of Logistics Management,
Traffic Management: Planning, Operations,
and Control, and The Management of Business
Logistics, a 7th edition textbook published
in 2003. Recent publications have appeared
in major academic journals in the fields
of logistics and supply chain management.
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John
M. Cutler, Jr., McCarthy, Sweeney &
Harkaway
John
Cutler has been General Counsel of NASSTRAC
since 1999, when his partner, Dan Sweeney
retired. Since graduating from Georgetown
Law School in 1976, Cutler has been a specialist
in transportation law, representing shippers
before the ICC and STB, in federal and state
courts, and in legislative proceedings.
Cutler was active in defending shippers
against undercharge claims during the the
undercharge epidemic, and assists members
and others with contract, bill of lading,
claims, classification and other transportation
law issues. He also represents shippers
by rail, air and water. Cutler is a principal
with the law firm of McCarthy, Sweeney &
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Dan
Gardner, President - Freight Management, Latin
America, Exel
As
Exel's President, Freight Management, Latin America,
Daniel L. Gardner leadership touches more than
74,000 associates spread among 120 countries across
the world. Prior to joining Exel, Dan held
senior management positions in the industry with
other logistics companies. In addition to his
professional experience, Mr. Gardner is an adjunct
faculty member of both the University of Miami
and Florida international University Graduate
Business School, where he is a professor of Global
Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Gardner
is the author of the newly published book, Supply
Chain Vector: Methods for Linking the Execution
of Global Business Models with Financial Results
, available through J. Ross Publishing. |
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Natalie
Hughes , Director of Business Development, RedPrairie
Natalie Hughes is Director of Business Development
for RedPrairie focusing on RFID, transportation
and over all supply chain solutions. She has 9
years experience in Supply Chain software working
for CAPS Logistics, Adexa, ForestExpress and now
RedPrairie. Hughes is also Vice President of Programs
for the Atlanta CLM Round Table. |
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George
Kudlacik, Assistant Vice President - Corporate
Sales, Roadway Express, Inc.
George
Kudlacik is Assistant Vice President Corporate
Sales and responsible for 3rd Party Business Development
with Roadway Express.
In
his 30 years with Roadway, he has served in several
positions, including Dock Supervisor, Sales Representative,
Terminal Sales Manager, National Account Executive
and Senior Corporate Account Executive.
He
is an active member of NASSTRAC, the American
Society of Association Executives, the National
Industrial Traffic League and represents Roadway
to the (RILA) Retail Industry Leaders Association,
(NACDS) National Association of Chain Drug Stores,
and (HPCDC) Health and Personal Care Distribution
Conference. |
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Bill
Matheson , Vice President & General Manager,
Truckload Services, Schneider National, Inc.
Bill
Matheson is vice president & general manager,
truckload services at Schneider National, Inc.,
North America's largest truckload carrier and
premium transportation and logistics services
provider. In this position, Matheson is
responsible for all aspects of operations and
capacity within Schneider's truckload divisions.
This includes leadership of the recruiting, training
and safety functions, as well as the field Operating
Centers which support over 15,500 drivers and
owner operators in the van (Schneider National
Carriers), flatbed/glass (Schneider Specialized
Carriers) and bulk (Schneider National Bulk Carriers)
business segments.
Matheson
also is the general manager for Schneider's Dedicated
Services product which provides dedicated fleet
transportation services to over 100 shippers.
His other responsibilities include equipment maintenance,
mechanics, shops and purchased maintenance. |
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James
McCallie, Senior Vice President - Sales
& Marketing, Southeastern Freight Lines, Inc.
With
thirty two years in the LTL trucking sector, James
McCallie has worked with Southeastern Freight
Lines for the past eleven. He is responsible for
marketing, sales (field sales, inside sales, national
accounts), pricing and traffic.
His
professional involment includes Registered Practioner
with the Interstate Commerce Commission and Federal
Maritime Commission; Board of Directors of American
Trucking Association's Sales and Marketing Council;
former President for ATA's Logistics Council;
and former Board of Trustees Member for Eastern
Central Motor Carriers Association. |
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James
D. Staley, President & CEO, Roadway Group
of Yellow Roadway Corporation
James
Staley previously served as President and Chief
Executive Officer of Roadway Corporation and a
member of the Board of Directors. Prior to this
he served as President and Chief Executive Officer
for Roadway Express, Inc. Previously he served
as Vice President - Operations for Roadway
Express. Before moving to the Company's headquarters
in Akron, Ohio, Staley served as Division Vice
President of the Northeast Division.
Staley began his career with Roadway Express in
June 1971 as a Dock Supervisor Trainee at the
Company's terminal in Athens, Georgia.
He served as Terminal Manager of Roadway facilities
in Durham, North Carolina; Meridian, Mississippi;
and Nashville, Tennessee. In April 1981,
he was promoted to District Manager based in Portland,
Oregon. He
is Chairman of the Board of the Motor Freight
Carriers Association. |
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J.
Dave Thigpen, Manager, LTL & Ground Expedite
Procurement, Ryder Transportation Management;
Division of Ryder System, Inc.
Dave
Thigpen is responsible for LTL, Cartage &
Ground Expedite procurement, on behalf of Ryder
TM clients within North America with annual expenditures
in excess of $300 million. In this role, he reinforces
Ryder's leading position in the industry with
the direction and management of innovative carrier
relationships, partnering and carrier quality
programs.
During
Thigpen's 35 years of transportation industry
experience, he's held a variety of management
and executive roles. His background covers multiple
modes of transportation, brokerage activities,
Third Party Logistics management, sales, and technology
initiatives. Coming from a shipper, a carrier
and a 3PL background, he brings a well-rounded
perspective to his role. |
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