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NYK Logistics (Americas)

Thomas D. Perdue |

Executive vice president and chief operating officerwww.nyklogistics.comCost pressur

NYK Line North America Inc.

Hiroyuki Shimizu |

Chairman and chief executivewww.nykline.comThe year ahead is unfolding in ways that

North Carolina State Ports Authority

Thomas J. Eagar |

Chief executivewww.ncports.comWhat the U.S. port industry does today will impact the

Norton Lilly International

H.W. Thurber III |

President and chief executivewww.nortonlilly.comWe see two major changes occurring d

North Atlantic Alliance Association Inc.

Joseph T. Saggese |

Executive managing directorwww.naaai.comI am reminded of the old saying, "When you d

Norfolk Southern Corp.

President and chief executivewww.nscorp.comRailroads have demonstrated their pivotal

Nordana Line (USA) Inc.

Presidentwww.nordana.comThe shipping industry in general prospered through 2005 as p

Norbridge Inc.

Senior partnerwww.norbridgeinc.comWhile reports of congestion and delays surfaced du

New York/New Jersey Foreign Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association

Stewart B. Hauser |

Presidentwww.nynjforwarders-brokers.orgJust as we are seeing more consolidation amon

New York Shipping Association

Frank M. McDonough |

Presidentwww.nysanet.orgProbably the most important change we will see in the year a

Nestlâ Waters North America Inc.

George A. Nakad |

InterMarket supply planning managerwww.nestle-watersna.comIn any business activity,

Port of New Orleans

Gary P. LaGrange |

President and chief executivewww.portno.comHurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma reveal

New Jersey Motor Truck Association

Chairman, Bi-State Harbor Carrier Conferencewww.njmta.orgAs we enter 2006, it is bec

National Retail Systems Inc.

Raymond Wisniewski |

Presidentwww.nrsonline.comDespite the many challenges we faced this year on the econ

National Industrial Transportation League

John B. Ficker |

Presidentwww.nitl.orgAs we move into the second half of the first decade of the 21st

National Ports and Waterways Institute

Professor, Researchashar.npwi@cavtel.net I would like to take this opportunity to a

National Foreign Trade Council

William Reinsch |

President www.nftc.orgThe major trade issue facing U.S. business in 2006 will be suc

National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America Inc.

Mary Jo Muoio |

Vice presidentwww.ncbfaa.orgWe've all heard the expression, "Freedom isn't free." Wh

National Association of Manufacturers

President and chief executivewww.nam.orgSoaring energy prices will affect everyone,

National Cargo Bureau Inc.

Capt. James J. McNamara |

Presidentwww.natcargo.orgChange is nothing new to our industry. Not only have the sh

National Association of Waterfront Employers

Chuck Carroll |

Executive director www.nawe.usThe upcoming year promises to be the most pressing yet

MOL (America) Inc.

President and chief executivewww.molpower.comShippers and carriers alike should not

Montreal Port Authority

Dominic J. Taddeo |

President and chief executivewww.port-montreal.comThe continued movement of trade to

MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics

Directorhttp://ctl.mit.edu/Crisis management is an inherent part of the supply-chain

Donald R. Allee

Executive director and chief executivewww.shipmspa.comIt is a great temptation to us

Port of Miami

Charles A. Towsley |

Port directorwww.miamidade.gov/portofmiamiThe challenges facing the maritime communi

Mercer Management Consulting Inc.

Directorwww.mercermc.comMaersk Sealand's buying P&O Nedlloyd has triggered a new wav

Mediterranean Shipping Co. (USA)

President and chief executivewww.mscgva.chAn ancient symbol, the uroboros, depicts a

Matson Navigation Co.

Jim Andrasick |

President and chief executivewww.matson.comFor ocean carriers, the dynamics of poten

Massachusetts Port Authority

Michael A. Leone |

Port directorwww.massport.comThe infrastructure improvements needed to handle 8,000-

Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay

Dennis Rochford |

Presidentwww.maritimedelriv.comMaritime exchanges serve two primary functions at U.S

Marine Terminals Corp.

Douglas A. Tilden |

President and chief executivewww.mtcorp.comThe foundation for one of the key issues

Management Dynamics Inc.

Jim Preuninger |

Chief executivewww.managementdynamics.comLeading companies in 2006 will fine-tune th

Maine Maritime Academy

Associate Dean, Loeb-Sullivan School of International Business and Logisticswww.mainemaritim

Maersk Inc.

J. Russell Bruner |

President and chief executivewww.maersksealand.comLooking back, 2005 proved to be a

Maersk Logistics USA

Michael J. White |

Presidentwww.maersk-logistics.com/usaLast year was a good year for the container tra

Port of Los Angeles

Bruce E. Seaton |

Interim executive directorwww.portoflosangeles.orgFuture cargo growth in Southern Ca

Port of Long Beach

Richard D. Steinke |

Executive directorwww.polb.comThe 50th anniversary of Malcom McLean's historic inaug

A budding partnership

More than four years after Sept. 11, 2001, leadership in international supply-chain security in 2006

Port of Longview

Kenneth B. O'Hollaren |

Executive directorwww.portoflongview.comDuring 2006, we plan to continue to build on

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