Breakbulk Americas Event Essentials 2021

GEORGE R. BROWN CONVENTION CENTER • HOUSTON, TEX AS, USA

EVENT ESSENTIALS

Photo courtesy of Port of Lake Charles

WELCOME BACK TO BREAKBULK AMERICAS

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To new project cargo business It’s been a long time since we were able to get together face-to-face, and the Breakbulk team is ready! We’ve put together an event that will deliver everything you’ve come to expect from Breakbulk Americas—an exceptional group of exhibitors to explore, an on-target conference program and an engaging array of networking opportunities. We’ve also added Safe & Secure measures to protect all attendees, including either proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test to enter the event. If you’re looking to build the foundation for new project cargo business this year and for the years ahead, your opportunity starts at Breakbulk Americas 2021.

Jamie Reesby, Breakbulk Americas Event Director

What’s new for this year’s event Tuesday’s Welcome Reception has always been the most popular networking event at the show, so this year we’re making it more festive than ever before.

Western wear raffle and more.

The party will continue over at The Rustic, immediately following the Ranch Reunion. All Breakbulk Americas participants are invited to return to The Rustic on Wednesday night compliments of ILA and WGMA. All three gatherings are included with your Breakbulk Americas pass.

On the show floor, look for the newly revamped Breakbulk Global Shipper Lounge, an elevated experience for key decision-makers, along with an Association Lounge where our association partners can meet with members and prospective members.

The main stage will feature an expansion of the Women in Breakbulk group to introduce effective mentorship and different paths to leadership to create a diverse and productive workplace.

We’re bringing back the full-size event guide to provide not only a useful onsite resource but a comprehensive resource for post-show networking.

You’re invited to the Breakbulk Ranch Reunion, a celebration of the industry’s resilience and can-do spirit over the past two years. True Texas hospitality will be on display throughout the evening with a Taste of Texas Beer Garden, a variety of hosted watering holes, a

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passholder who decide they need more time on the show floor.

MORE TO SEE AND DO Jerry Nagel Education Day for students and jobseekers on Thursday. This session is free for authorized students.

ECMC members will host personalized tours of the exhibition floor, the Greg Gowans Education Day Guided Tours, for students and job seekers looking to make real connections.

Stop by to see the Hello Summer photo contest entries on display in Aisle J. On Sept. 14, the official MEET app will be available. Use it to set up meetings prior to opening to get the most out of your time at Breakbulk Americas.

Register now at xpressreg.net/register/ BATC0921

As part of our Safe & Secure health measures, we will now require proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test to enter the event. See page 5 for details.

A new one-day pass will be available for $99 for the day of your choice: Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. An upgrade will be available for any one-day

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FIRST STOP

Houston

The Breakbulk Global Shipper Network (BGSN) brings together shippers at the world’s most important events for the project cargo and breakbulk industry, starting with Breakbulk Americas.

Qualifying BGSN members receive FREE passes to the exhibition and conference, access to the BGSN lounge—offering meals, refreshments and a quiet place to meet—along with a free print subscription to Breakbulk magazine.

Qualifying Companies Oil & Gas • Energy • Aerospace Mining and Metals • Industrial Manufacturers • Engineering, Procurement and Construction If you work for a company in one of these sectors and would like to attend Breakbulk Americas 2021, go to xpressreg.net/register/BATC0921 and select “Global Shipper Network Members” and complete your registration. See you in Houston!

Photo courtesy of Mammoet USA

LOOK WHO’S COMING Shippers know Breakbulk Americas is the place to fill roles needed in on-going and new projects. The companies listed here all have representatives coming to the event.

Air Products and Chemicals Aramco Americas Babcock Power Services Bay Ltd. Bechtel Corporation Boskalis Caterpillar ChampionX Cheniere Energy Covanta Energy Doosan Fuel Cell America Edgen Murray Enerflex Services Inc. Epiroc Drilling Solutions LLC ExxonMobil GE Georgia Pacific Halliburton Heurtey Petrochem Development Holland Southwest International Huntsman Corporation Island Group Enterprises (IGE) Jacobs Engineering KBR

Kiewit Kinder Morgan Linde Engineering Americas Marubeni-Itochu Steel America McDermott NASA Nordex, USA NOV Oil States Industries Olin ONCOR Electric Delivery Primetals UK Saipem Schlumberger Seabridge Energy Shell Siemens Energy Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Inc. Tarsco Construction Corporation Tata Steel Europe thyssenkrupp Toshiba Logistics America Tricon Energy Vestas American Wind Technology Weco USA Westinghouse Electric Co. Wood Worley Zachry

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EXHIBITORS A

Abbey USA Inc. - P22 ACME Truck Line - L14 Advanced Rigging Company - C54 Air Charter Service - K51 Air Partner - M17 Alatas Americas Inc. - N30 American Commercial Barge - N42 American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier - H15 American Wind Transport Group - L34 Anvil Attachments LLC - L02 Apex Specialized Rigging and Moving - M42 Atlas Heavy Transport - P40 ATS - Anderson Trucking Service - G20 AUDAXIA - L19

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Bahri - E41 Barnhart Crane & Rigging - H02 Basic Crating & Packaging - J50 Bateman Manufacturing & Winkle Industries (GRYB) - B41 BDP International - C20 Bellemare Transport - K23 Bengal Transportation - N23 Bennet International Group - J01 Big Top Manufacturing - K30 Bishop Lifting Products, Inc. - M43 Blaxtair - P20 BNSF LOGISTICS, LLC - F41 Bragg Heavy Transport - J31 Bremenports Gmbh& Co. KG - F25 Buckingham Heavy Transport - L13

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G, H, I

G2 OCEAN - F17 Gateway Terminal - F24 Glovis America - P41 Goldhofer Aktiengesellschaft - J35 Guy M. Turner - H51 HAL, Inc. - H41 Hapag-Lloyd AG - G15 Harbor Freight Transport Corp. - J20 Holloway Houston, Inc. - C40 Houston Terminal - P51 HWH Corridor - M40 HWY H20 - C01 Hyster - Q21 Hyundai Material Handling - P11 Intermountain Rigging & Heavy Haul K18

J, K, L

Canal Barge Company, Inc. - E25 CargoLive Global Projects - M51 Carlile Transportation Systems Inc. - K04 Carver Maritime - C50 Cashman Equipment Corp. - H21 Central Boat Rentals - B02 Central Oceans USA - F51 Ceres Barge Line - H53 Ceres Terminals, Inc./Texas Stevedoring Services - F31 CES Srl - B33 Chapman Freeborn Airchartering - Q40 CIMOLAI TECHNOLOGY SPA - L25 CM Labs Simulations - P14 CMA CGM - D17 Colossal Transport Solutions - L17 Contractors Cargo Company - M10 Daily Express, Inc. - M21 Deep South Crane & Rigging - M30 Delta Southern Railroad, Inc. - N53 DeMase Trucking Co., Inc. - M52 DHL Industrial Projects - E11 Dixie Cullen Interests Inc. - G01 Dr. Shrink, Inc. - B31 DSR International Corp - B51

Eastern Lift Truck Co., Inc. - P31 Edwards Moving & Rigging - N32 EIMC LLC - L31 ELME Spreader AB - M25 Emmert International - K02 Eukor Car Carriers - G13 Fagioli Inc. - J21 Falcon International - C10 Farren International - J11 Faymonville - H25

JZI IntermodaLogistics, A RoadOne Company - N40 Kenco Bucket Trucks - B27 Konecranes Lift Trucks - D11 Landstar Systems Inc. - C30 Liebherr - D40 Logistec - M18 Logisticus Group - L35 Lone Star Transportation - H31 Lynden - L10

M, N, O

Magaya - B11 Mammoet - M02 Manson Construction Co. - L50 Mantsinen Group LTD Oy - J52 MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, USDOT - H01 MARTIN BENCHER GROUP - G51 MASABA - C15 Matcom - E01 Matson Logistics - D01 McDonough Marine Service - K11 Metro Ports - D25 Michelli Weighing & Measurement - J30 ML Crane Group - M23 Monarch Heavy Haul - M34 MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company - F11 MSRC - M22 Mullen Trucking Corp. - L23 Navis LLC - C11 NBIS - N21

NC Ports Authority - H23 NEK Group - C26 Noatum Logistics - B28 Northwest Logistics Heavy Haul - K34 NYK BULK & PROJECTS CARRIERS LTD. - N50 Omega Morgan - J24 OTR Wheel Engineering - P01 Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions - P32

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PACIFIC OOG & PROJECT TRANS - K19 Palletized Trucking - J51 PEINER SMAG Lifting Technologies GmbH - L20 Perkins Specialized Transportation Contracting, Inc. - L11 PhilaPort - C28 Piazza Trucking - C27 Port Arthur - L18 Port Freeport - D10 Port Manatee - L40 Port of Baltimore - G50 Port of Brownsville - K20 Port of Corpus Christi - D24 Port of Everett - K41 Port of Galveston - L42 Port of Lake Charles - D14 Port of Longview - D30 Port of Pascagoula - H19 Port of Portland - K43 Port of San Diego - L21 Port of Stockton - M11 Port of Tampa Bay - J34 Port of Virginia - L51 Ports America - D20 Pro Box, Inc. - N41

Q, R, S

QSL - C31 Red Hook Terminals - D50 RHENUS Logistics - H11 Richards Transport Ltd. - K17 Roanoke Insurance Group Inc. - J15 Roll Group - M53 ROMCO Equipment Company - K25 Rubb Building Systems - L16 S & R Transport & Logistics | S & R Forklift & Rigging - N20 Sallaum Lines - N51 SANY - Q51 Sarjak Container Lines - D31 Sennebogen LLC - J19 Servygru Allroads S. de R.L. de C.V - C51 Silence Lines, LLC - P30 South Jersey Port Corporation - D42 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) - L15 SPMT-RENT B.V. - M50 SRT Transportation Solutions - L41 SSA - E17 Stevens Towing Co. - M20 Superior Trailer Sales - C22

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SAFE & SECURE Swan Transportation - L60

T, U, V

Taylor Machine Works, Inc. - B30 TBA GROUP - J13 Terminal Link - L22 The Port of West Virginia - J22 The Vision Shipping Company - C43 THOR Global - N17 Three D’s Marine, Inc. - B23 TM Hydraulics - N19 Toplift North America - Q31 Totran Transportation Service Ltd. - C33 Tradelossa - J40 Trail King - L52 Trak Transportaciones - C24 Trans American Trucking & Warehouse - K32 TransPak, Inc. - B29 Tucker Company Worldwide - J17 Tulsa Ports - C25 Unified Logistics - G02 UTC Overseas - K24 Van der Vlist Transportgroup - K21 VERSTEGEN GRIJPERS B.V. - M24 Volga-Dnepr Unique Air Cargo - G30 Volvo Penta - N31

W, X, Y, Z

W.O. Grubb Crane Rental - G43 Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean - G13 WCS Permits - M41 Weeks Marine Inc. - M31 West Coast Packers and Port Services - K15 Westmor-Superior Industries - C53 Wiggins Lift Company - G31 XLG Transportation - K01 ZMac Transportation - P21

Safe & Secure Update: Proof of Vaccination or Negative Test Result Required for Entry In response to the evolving Covid situation, Breakbulk Americas will require all attendees, exhibitors and sponsors, staff, contractors and vendors at the event to either show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test to protect the health of all participants.

Proof of Vaccination Please bring your CDC issued COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card. It can be the original paper card, a paper copy, a photo stored on your phone or in an app, such as Clear or one provided by your state.

Negative Test Alternatively, you may supply a negative COVID test that was taken within 72 hours.

We encourage you to be prepared for this requirement prior to coming to the show.

If you do not have either of these documents, there will be testing available nearby that you can acquire at your cost.

What to expect at registration We are working on the logistics of these new requirements, and we will share additional details as we move closer to the event. Here’s what we know today: Your first stop will be at the screening station where your vaccine or test record will be checked. Note that the entrance doors to the building have thermal sensors for temperature checks. Once approved, you will proceed to registration.

We urge you to print your badge before arrival in line with our contactless checkin program. You will receive a QR code with instructions in mid-September. You will pick up your lanyard and badge holder, and then be scanned as you enter the exhibition hall. There will be a limited number of printing stations for those that need to print their badges.

Masks The CDC recommends masks be worn inside at public locations. Further guidance on masks will be released closer to the event.

Hand Sanitizer & Cleaning Hand sanitizer stations will be available throughout the event space. We have contracted for additional cleaning between conference sessions and the venue provides rigorous cleaning on all high-touch surfaces and in high-traffic areas.

Social Distancing The Main Stage, other content areas and the catering area and lounges will be set up with social distancing in mind and monitored to avoid overcrowding.

Speakers Speakers participating in the Main Stage conference sessions and in Education Day do not have to wear masks while on the stage.

Please check back for updates We will be sending further updates by email to registrants, posting to the Breakbulk Americas website, including in the Americas MEET app and posting to our Breakbulk Events & Media Linkedin page. We will keep the Americas Safe & Secure policy page up to date and invite you to check for updates.

Our pledge to you As we all know, safety requirements and recommendations are in a state of flux as information emerges. We are in constant contact with local officials and can say with certainty that the safety of all involved in Breakbulk Americas is our priority and shared by Visit Houston and city officials.

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WHAT’S ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Registration Hours: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm Exhibition Hours: 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM Maritime Workers Emergency Medical Fund Golf Tournament & Lunch - SOLD OUT Hermann Park Golf Course 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Welcome Reception: Breakbulk Ranch Reunion George R. Brown Convention Center ∙ Halls D & E Embrace the spirit of Texas and celebrate the return of the breakbulk industry to Houston.

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8:00 PM – 10:00 PM After-party at The Rustic Let’s keep the party going! Join us at The Rustic - just steps from the GRB. Open to all Breakbulk Americas attendees (free of charge!).

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Registration Hours: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Exhibition Hours: 10:00 pm - 6:00 pm

MAIN STAGE CONFERENCE SESSIONS 10:30 AM – 10:40 AM Opening Remarks 10:45 AM – 11:20 AM Economic Outlook: The Evolving Impact of COVID on Business and Projects SPONSORED BY: This session will present an overview of how key industry sectors are continuing to recover from COVID and what the outlook is for the breakbulk and project cargo industry over the next 12-18 months.

Carl Bentzel, Commissioner, Federal Maritime Commission

11:50 PM – 12:35 AM Infrastructure in 2021 and Beyond SPONSORED BY: With a potential $621 billion pledged for transportation infrastructure and resilience, this session will highlight the opportunities that are important to the breakbulk and project cargo sector.

OPENING REMARKS: Steve Mickelson, Sales Director, Port of Vancouver USA MODERATOR: Martin Whitmer, Partner, Whitmer & Worrall LLC Andrew Gardner, President of Kiewit Supply Network, Kiewit Jeff Tucker, CEO, Tucker Company Worldwide Spencer Murphy, VP Risk Management, Canal Barge 1:05 PM – 1:50 PM US Offshore Wind: Are We Ready?

The offshore wind market, bolstered by President Biden and supported by his BOEM analysts, is set to take off over the coming years. This session will provide a status report on when we can expect wind farms to be operating off the U.S. Northeast Coast and the steps that need to be taken in the meantime to ensure, as an industry, we are ready to meet the demand.

MODERATOR: Greg Trauthwein, Vice President, New Wave Media Jonathan Zier, Director Business Development, Offshore Services, Crowley Shipping Percy R. Pyne, Chairman and Co-Founder, Green Shipping Line Tim Axelsson, Director, Liberty Green Offshore Walter Cruickshank, Deputy Director, BOEM 2:20 PM – 3:05 PM The Ocean Carriers Forum SPONSORED BY: This session will bring together top global ocean transport providers to discuss the current market status and what lies ahead for prices, fuel options and more.

MODERATOR: Gary Burrows, Editorial Director, Breakbulk Events & Media Anders Hyrup, President, Jumbo - SAL - Alliance Andy Powell, Commercial Director, G2 Ocean Michael Morland, General Manager Americas, AAL ShippingM – 4:00 PM 3:35 PM – 4:20 PM Space Logistics: The Sky’s the Limit This session follows on from Breakbulk Magazine Issue 5’s feature story on the arrival of NASA’s most powerful rocket, the Space Launch System, known as the Artemis rocket, at the Kennedy Space Center. Learn more about the project and its immediate next steps, as well as the ins and outs of these specialized logistics.

MODERATOR: Dominic Sun, Director, Trade Development, Port Houston

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WHAT’S ON Space Logistics: The Sky’s the Limit (continued) Andrew Shroble, Engineer – Project Manager and Integrated Operations Flow Manager for Artemis | Exploration Ground Systems Program, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Arlan Cochran, Team Leader for Logistics, Engineering and Marine Operations, NASA Liliana Villarreal, Exploration Ground Systems Program Operations Flow Manager, NASA Mark Nappi, Director, Space Launch System Core Stage Green Run, The Boeing Co. 6:00 PM – 10:30 PM Wednesday After-party Join the ILA & WGMA for a night of fun at The Rustic. Wear your Breakbulk Americas lanyard for entry.

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Diversity & Inclusion in Breakbulk (continued) MODERATOR: Leslie Meredith, Marketing & Media Director, Breakbulk Events & Media Casey Cooper, Founder, The Compass Circle Charlye Hebert, Account Supervisor, VP Customs Brokerage, Bertling Logistics Georgine Guillory, President, Port of Beaumont Board of Commissioners, Port of Beaumont John Hark, Director, North America, Bertling Logistics ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES: Citlalli Martinez, President, YoungShip Texas Kasey Eckstein, Sales, Ingram Barge and Founder & Executive Director of WIMOs

11:50 PM – 12:30 PM

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Registration Hours: 8:00 am – 2:00 pm Exhibition Hours: 10:00 pm - 2:00 pm

EDUCATION DAY 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM Jerry Nagel Education Day George R. Brown Convention Center ∙ 3rd Floor, Room TBA Now in its 11th year, this special session provides an introduction to the project cargo and breakbulk industry for those considering a career in one of the most challenging sectors of transportation and logistics.

Amy Hark, Director, Global Logistics Purchasing, Huntsman Corporation Stephen Spoljaric, Corporate Manager of Global Logistics, Bechtel Corporation 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Greg Gowans Education Day Guided Tours Meet in exhibition foyer HOSTED BY: Tour of the exhibition floor led by members of the Exporters Competitive Maritime Council (ECMC), representing the leading U.S. EPCs, manufacturers and project forwarders.

MAIN STAGE CONFERENCE SESSIONS 10:20 AM – 11:20 AM Diversity & Inclusion in Breakbulk: How to Become a Diversity Champion Three women share their different paths to leadership, including their challenges and keys for success. We’ll then discuss mentorship, networking and other strategies to build a diverse workforce.

Oil & Gas: Their Role in the Energy Transition To help tackle climate change and reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, we are in the process of transitioning to a lowcarbon energy system. Oil and gas companies are reshaping their businesses and investing heavily in cleaner energy sources and technologies to ensure they are playing an important part in this unparalleled global challenge.

MODERATOR: Tim Fitzgibbon, Senior Expert, McKinsey & Company Marco Poisler, COO – Global Energy & Capital Projects, UTC Overseas Philip Ovanessians, Vice President of Commercial Management, Worley Additional speakers to be confirmed 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM Technology at Work: Connecting to Improve Cost and Production SPONSORED BY:

New technology can provide solutions to many a challenge, but correct implementation and utilization is imperative to ensure optimum results and return on investment is achieved.

Charles Thompson, CIO, Port Houston Deane Stuart, Head of Sales, Versiant Hans Bean, Senior Vice President Business Development, North Carolina State Ports Authority 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM Technology at Work: Specialized Hardware Is Soon Replaced by a Common Consumer Device SPONSORED BY: Leveraging mobile phones and tablets with their GPS, scanners, voice, camera and other features with connectivity to run a smart cargo operation.

Peter Charron, VP Architecture, Navis

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