Plenary Session W-2: Physical Internet Enabled Intermodal Regional Freight System. 29th May 2024
Introduction: Where We Are Now vs. Next Steps to the Physical Internet
Bill Loftis, Founder and Principal, Supply Chain Ecology
Physically, What Might the System Look Like?
Southeast US Freight System: Hyperconnected 2030 + Map
Sahrish Shaikh, Ph.D. Candidate, Georgia Tech Physical Internet Center
Role of a Regional Gateway, Savannah Port
Tim Marrs, General Manager of Intermodal Operations, Georgia Ports Authority
Introducing Autonomous, Electrified Technology to Enable Low Density Short Haul Rail Transportation
Marty Schlenker, Head of Strategy Parallel Systems
Stakeholder Perspectives
Shipper’s Perspective on Intermodal
Michelle Livingstone, Former Vice President – Transportation for The Home Depot, Livingstone Consulting
The Great Rail Sustainability Advantage
Josh Raglin, Chief Sustainability Officer, Norfolk Southern Corporation
Short Lines and the Rail Ecosystem – More Advanced Than You May Think
Michael O. Miller, CEO – North America, Genesee & Wyoming
Intermodal Marketing Companies Perspective
Phil Trifiletti, Vice President, Consumer Product Solutions, Hub Group
Panel: How Do We Put It All Together? A Stakeholder Discussion.
Facilitator: Bill Loftis, Founder and Principal, Supply Chain Ecology
Panelists
- Michelle Livingstone, Former Vice President – Transportation for The Home Depot, Livingstone Consulting
- Tim Marrs, General Manager of Intermodal Operations, Georgia Ports Authority
- Michael Miller, North America, Genesee & Wyoming
- Josh Raglin, Chief Sustainability Officer, Norfolk Southern Corporation
- Marty Schlenker, Head of Strategy Parallel Systems
- Sahrish Shaikh, Ph.D. Candidate, Georgia Tech Physical Internet Center
- Phil Trifiletti Vice President, Consumer Product Solutions, Hub Group