2017 CLTglobal Master Presentation for the Next 50 Years - GLVG

Southeast USA’s Premiere Global Location: Advanced Manufacturing & Distribution A New Brand for the Charlotte/Carolinas Region:

USA’s BEST Global Hub for International Commerce With Charlotte’s Inland Ports Providing Access To Southeast Ports, Rails, Roads & Airports In The Transportation and Supply Chain Network

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Global Shipping Traffic as Seen from Space

FleetMon Satellite AIS and FleetMon Explorer

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Charlotte USA - 2016

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Charlotte - Trade & Tryon • Charlotte exists because of its location…at a crossroads of trading paths, and before that, most likely, animal migratory paths.

• Charlotte was built on the high ground between two creeks. The crossroads, now Trade and Tryon, was situated on a trading path called the Great Wagon Road that ran along the Piedmont from Philadelphia through Lancaster County east of the Appalachians.

• This trading path, about 745 miles long, ran through Charlotte on its way to Augusta. In the early 1700s, it was the path that the new immigrants took south after they arrived in either New York or Philadelphia.

• Charlotte Naval Yard - Established in 1862 by the Confederacy capable of forging heavy metal equipment and ammunition.

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Four Economic Booms • Boom No. 1: Gold! – An important supply center through the Revolutionary War, Charlotte’s first real economic boom came in the 1790s as gold was discovered in Cabarrus and Mecklenburg counties.

• Boom No. 2: Electricity & Textiles – Leading the generation of electricity, Buck Duke launched its third economic boom (1904-1925) . With cheap power, it became a regional textile center. Threads, elastic, fibers, and fabric were being produced. Some of the materials were sent to Michigan to be put in automobiles. Some were used in NC cities for the furniture upholstery. And much was used to make clothing ranging from socks to pants to sweaters.

• Boom No. 3: Military Base – In training for World War I, Camp Greene was built in 1917 and 60,000 men from all over the country arrived by train into Charlotte. “Each soldier was getting $8.00 a month with $4.00 sent home, but each had $4.00 he could spend here.”

• Boom No. 4: Banking – Charlotte’s fourth economic boom resulted in becoming the second largest banking center in the country. But it was all started by some very entrepreneurial bankers, named Hugh McColl and Ed Crutchfield, around 1958 when they decided to get bigger, and to cross state lines.

• Following the recession of 2007 and 2008 – Jim Rogers of Duke Energy worked to create an Energy Consortium to make Charlotte an Energy Capital.

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*Charlotte is the only major distribution center midway between the Northeast, Midwest and Florida markets. *Within 650 miles of Charlotte are 164 million U.S. and Canadian consumers and 55 of the country’s top 100 metropolitan areas.

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Charlotte business can reach 60% of the U.S. population within two hours by air and 24 hours by truck.

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Charlotte is at the heart of the Carolinas – the central commercial urban area.

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Corridors of Commerce: Easy Access to Highways, Railroads, Air and Sea

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Major Global Economic Change Factors •

The end of the cold war and the fall of the Berlin Wall paving the way for German reunification, which was formally concluded on 3 October 1990.

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The dissolution of the Soviet Union was formally enacted on December 26, 1991.

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Free Trade Agreements Israel FTA - 1985 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) –1994 Jordan FTA - 2001 Australian FTA – 2004 Chile FTA – 2004 CAFTA-DR (Dominican Republic-Central America FTA) – 2005 Bahrain FTA - 2006 Morocco FTA - 2006 Oman FTA - 2006 Panama TPA – 2006 Peru TPA – 2007 Singapore FTA – 2007 Colombia FTA - 2011 KORUS FTA – 2011 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) - 2016 Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP) CLT.biz LLC

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Let’s Examine How Our World is Changing!

A new McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) report,

“Global flows in a digital age: How trade, finance, people, and technology/data connect the world economy,” examines the inflows and outflows of goods, services, finance, and people, as well as the data and communication flows that underlie them all, for 195 countries around the world. (April 2014) CLT.biz LLC

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Global flows . . . $26 trillion flow of goods, services, and finance in 2012, equal to 36% of global GDP Up to $450 billion added to global GDP growth each year by flows—and 40% more benefit for the most connected countries than the least connected

18-fold increase in cross-border Internet traffic between 2005 and 2012

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Companies Choose to Export Because…

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Global Positioning Becoming the BEST of the BEST

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International Rankings by Site Selection Magazine & IBM – Dec. 2013

N.C. Department of Commerce Designated Prosperity Zones

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European-Owned Firms in SC

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The combined business product from within the Piedmont Atlantic region totals about $1.3 Trillion‌about the size of the total product from South Korea.

Raleigh Charlotte Atlanta Birmingham

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Richard Florida: Southeast USA between 2009 and 2060!

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Southeast USA: Premiere Advanced Manufacturing Region •The mega-region dubbed Char-lanta is known for its combined business product from along the Piedmont Atlantic region which totals about $1.3 Trillion‌about the size of the total product from South Korea.

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Charlotte Region is a Global Hub! Our Global Vision The economic vision for the Charlotte region’s future is to become “a global hub of international commerce”: a great inland port city leveraging its financial, energy, health care, educational, entrepreneurial, manufacturing, and logistical resources to world prominence CLT.biz LLC

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Charlotte Region – Building On Assets        

Central East Coast Location Proximity to 5 Major Ports Charlotte Douglas International Airport Two Major Intermodal Locations Two Grade 1 Freight Railroads – NS and CSX Networked Highways International Banking Logistical/Distribution Sector

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Advanced Manufacturing Sector Innovative Energy Sector Quality Health Care sector Entrepreneurial Sector Community Colleges Major Universities Duke Energy Piedmont Gas

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The Charlotte/Carolinas Region is a Global Hub! How will we do this?

1. “Create things” by adopting entrepreneurialism and innovation as core values of the region and provide support for innovation and new business.

2. “Make things” by growing an advanced manufacturing base and providing world class employees through exemplary education and training success.

3. “Move things” through the new intermodal center at the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. We will move people and goods faster, cheaper and more efficiently through the consolidation of train, truck, air and ship transportation.

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FOCUSED on Advanced Manufacturing: 9 Technologies That Are Transforming Industrial Production

3D Systems Giti Tire BMW USA Sealed Air Siemens USA

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BEST Workforce Education & Training

Network of Community Colleges and Universities http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/cnnmoney/2014/11/14/ivory-apprentice.cnnmoney.html

These students are paid to go to college!

Apprenticeship 2000 has a new model for higher education.

It's a hybrid program in which students are paid to work.

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CLT Airport – Growing On Demand 45 Million Passengers /Year Thru Charlotte Douglas International Airport – Now 6th Busiest in the World

*Growing from 95 gates to 163 gates. *Growing to 5 parallel runways. *By 2038, CLT will be equal to Hartsfield and O’Hare today.

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Charlotte Douglas International Airport Post 2025 Demanddriven increase in number of gates to 163 Adding two 12,000foot runways Preparation for future gate expansion

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Future Gate Expansion

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American Airlines/US Airways Merger CLT is the 6th busiest airport in the United States.

CLT is the 2nd busiest hub in the American Airlines footprint.

CLT ranks 33rd in the United States for freight traffic.

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American / U. S. Airways Commercial Routes

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Charlotte has the lowest cost per passenger of any U.S. airport.

By 2038, CLT will grow as large as Atlanta’s Hartsfield and Chicago’s O’Hare today.

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Norfolk Southern NS Intermodal Facility - Charlotte

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Norfolk Southern Rails Buffalo

Albany Boston

Detroit

Chicago

Central Illinois

Kansas City

St Louis

Scranton Cleveland Bethlehem New York / New Jersey Harrisburg Toledo Pittsburgh Philadelphia Greencastle Baltimore Columbus Cincinnati Inland Virginia Louisville

Georgetown Norfolk Greensboro Huntsville

Memphis

Inland Charlotte South Carolina

Intermodal Network

Atlanta Birmingham Dallas Shreveport New Orleans

Charleston Savannah Jacksonville

Haulage Extensions Intermodal Terminals On-Dock Access Interchange Gateways

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Charlotte

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Charlotte’s Top Intermodal Shippers

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Panama Canal - EXPANDED Open June 26, 2016

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Just for Comparison - Visualize this!

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Southeast USA Deep Water Ports

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NC Ports – Wilmington & Morehead

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Port of Charleston – Doubling in Size by 2019 – equal to Savannah

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PORT OF SAVANNAH

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SAVANNAH: A GLOBAL COMMERCE HUB

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38 WEEKLY SERVICES COVERING THE WORLD

38 10 JAX

28 PEV

Key Savannah Service Features: • Only Port with All G6 Asian Services • Offers 9 Services via Panama • Offers 13 Services via Suez (The only port on the East Coast with all 13)

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First in = 10; Last out = 12 (All Trades)

23 MIA Source: American Shipper BlueWater Reporting & Carrier Websites

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SOUTHEAST USA PORTSGROWTH POTENTIAL: 2

THE PANAMA CANAL EXPANSION IS EXPECTED TO ADD VALUE TO SOUTHEASTERN PORTS AND REALIZE ENORMOUS POTENTIAL TO SERVE THE REGION. Southeast Port

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2,375,746

30%

2. Norfolk

1,842,406

24%

3. Charleston

1,296,736

17%

4. Miami

718,661

9%

5. Pt. Everglades

690,412

9%

6. Jacksonville

316,873

4%

7. Wilmington, NC

222,760

3%

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8. Mobile

168,417

2%

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9. West Palm Beach

162,977

2%

27,452

0.4%

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1. Savannah

3 SAVANNAH

2013 TEUs

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Southeast USA Logistical Advantages

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RECENT Charlotte –Douglas International Airport Advancements 1. New Director of Economic Affairs – Stuart Hair 2. $900,000 Contract - New Long-term Strategic Plan – MXD Development Strategies 3. Savings on Fuel Taxes 4. New Contract - American Airlines and CLT Douglas 5. New Airport Director – Brent Cagle

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Significant Land with Easy Access to CLT, the Intermodal Center, I-485, I-85 and I-77 is Vacant/Available for Growth Charlotte has over 12,000 acres available for development.

Gaston County has substantially more land for development.

York County also has substantial land for development.

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CDIA sits on about 6,000 acres.

CDIA has an additional 6,500 acres around it.

CDIA has options on at least another 350 acres.

Private land owned by developers.

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Low Cost Natural Gas

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Relatively Inexpensive Electricity

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Superior Quality of Life We have the Best of Both Worlds!

Carolina Atlantic Ocean Beaches

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Blue Ridge Mountains

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Southeast USA’s Premiere Global Location: Advanced Manufacturing & Distribution A New Brand for the Charlotte/Carolinas Region:

USA’s BEST Global Hub for International Commerce With Charlotte’s Inland Ports Providing Access To Southeast Ports, Rails, Roads & Airports In The Transportation and Supply Chain Network

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