Videos

Ronel Borner, senior vice president of development for CenterPoint Properties, talks about where the trends in demand are within the industry and potential opportunities for expansion.

Yutaka Matsuyoshi, global head of international supply chain for Kuehne+Nagel, talks about prioritizing supply chain segments, handling the overwhelming amount of data out there and creating a strategy of resilience.

Jaison Augustine, executive vice president and business unit head at WNS, talks about helping customers navigate complexities in the technology landscape and what business transformation looks like.

Ziad Abourizk, CEO of Logiswift, talks about opening the company’s first US office in Houston and how its platform helps fight project logistics disruption.

Ashley Fisher, vice president of strategy at the Port of Virginia, discusses how the seaport is leaning into its rebranded identity in 2024.

Roger Guenther, executive director of Port Houston, talks about how the Texan seaport is keeping pace with demand and why investing in port infrastructure is so important.

Brian Kempisty, CEO of PortX Logistics, discusses how recent challenges such as blank sailings and labor negotiations could affect drayage needs and how PortX has been able to serve customers.

Anthony Berritto, CEO of SalSon Logistics, shares his thoughts on the role of trucking, the International Longshoremen’s Association and “rightsizing” the industry.

Mike O’Malley, senior vice president of government, public relations and HR at DCLI, talks about the company’s continued investment in equipment, its recent leadership changes and how the Federal Maritime Commission’s recent chassis ruling could impact the marketplace.

Micah Holst, executive vice president of business development at Ascent Global Logistics, discusses the state of the shipper/forwarder relationship and how HIG Capital’s recent acquisition of Ascent will help expand the company’s reach.

Christopher Plaat, senior vice president and general manager for BlackBerry Radar, talks about standing out from competitors and how North America stacks up in technology adoption.

Marisa Martin, assistant vice president of sales at WiseTech Global, shares her thoughts on the current state of nearshoring, how its trends can affect global transportation and Mexico’s rising role in manufacturing.

Cargorates.ai founder and CEO Rishi Parti discusses the company's new platform, key technology trends in the supply chain and its customers’ biggest challenges.

Michael Rentz, Gnosis Freight's chief revenue officer, discusses creating the business' new Container Lifecycle Management category and helping people better integrate technology into business management.

Jake Gilene, TRAC Intermodal’s chief commercial officer, spoke about the company’s strategic partnership with Union Pacific, the growth of its term lease business and TRAC’s plans for 2024.

Pooja Nagpal, global head of e-commerce and product at Maersk, discusses the company’s integrator strategy development, how it is executing on e-commerce in the US and abroad, and the unique solutions that clients can expect.

Stephen Edwards, CEO of the Port of Virginia, talks about becoming the deepest port on the East Coast, rail modernization and expansion, and how the port is working alongside the commonwealth to improve business climate.

Shannon Hamilton, vice president of sales at BlackBerry Radar, provides insight into Blackberry’s role in the transportation industry, reliable asset-tracking technology and focusing on intermodal.

Robin LeCuyer, vice president of solutions engineering at US Bank, talks about the bank’s freight audit and payment system, invoice automation, and points of friction in technology adoption.

Paul Svindland, CEO of STG Logistics, discusses the challenges he sees coming for carriers in 2024.

With the Gulf Coast seeing an increase in capital investments and businesses expanding, Cameron Gibson, business development manager at the Port of New Orleans, talks about the commodities he sees coming into the port and the future of breakbulk.

As shippers seek to diversify the movement of their cargo, the Port of New Orleans’ multimodal capabilities — along with its infrastructure updates — have allowed it to attract additional importers.

Before closing its doors in 2014, Avondale Shipyard was once the largest employer in Louisiana.

Moving cargo in today’s market is difficult. When the cargo belongs to the US government and military, there’s an added layer of complexity.

GCT President Eric Waltz talks about how GCT handled the cargo influx and the company’s strategy for long-term investment.

Khong Goh, chief operating officer at WOWL, discusses solutions for the logistics and transportation industry, data quality standards and how WOWL sets itself apart from other freight management services.

Ashley Skaanild, regional vice president for logistics data and connectivity at CargoWise, talks about the company’s role in digitizing ocean freight, what it takes to have a good visibility platform and what functions are ripe for digitization.

Andre Simha, MSC’s chief digital and innovation officer, talks about the company’s work with the Digital Container Shipping Association and what it takes to achieve digital buy-in from the supply chain.

Slync.io CEO and Chairman John Urban discusses his direction for the company in the coming year, what data bottlenecks need to be solved and improving the industry’s quality of data.

Girish Nair, assistant vice president of international intermodal for CN, talks about how the company improved inland congestion through transloading, what challenges and opportunities lie in the cold chain space and CN’s investments in technology.

Dan Walsh, president and CEO of TRAC Intermodal, talks about the company’s investment in equipment and its sustainability efforts, his thoughts on a neutral chassis pool model and how data can improve goods movement.

Jordan Kajfasz, assistant vice president of sales and marketing for international intermodal and automotive for CPKC, discusses the prospects of nearshoring and the launch of a single rail line serving Canada, the US and Mexico.

Laufer Group CEO Mark Laufer talks about carrier culture, where he sees freight forwarding in the future and whether digitization will impact it.

Chad Jones, solution engineer at BuyCo, talks about managing the industry’s complexities and his thoughts on decarbonization.

Dylan Alperin, head of professional services for Keelvar, talks about how his company uses technology to manage complex sourcing scenarios and identify opportunities for sustainability.

Adam Compain, senior vice president of product marketing for project44, talks about how his company is bridging the technology gap and how the next generation of talent can make a real impact on improving how the supply chain works.

Nick Schmitt, director of product management at Infor, talks about the supply chain’s data literacy, solving digital challenges, and what sets the Infor platform apart from others.

Sunandan Ray, CEO of Unique Logistics, talks about plans to expand his company through strategic acquisitions and potential investments in supply chain innovation and flexibility.

Glenn Jones, senior vice president of product management at Blume Global, talks about WiseTech’s strategic acquisition of Blume Global, the challenges of control towers, and the real power of machine learning.