2022 BAC Spring Meeting

BAC SPRING

2022 Business Advisory Council

SPRING MEETING THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2022 [8:00 AM] NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY TRANSPORTATION CENTER 600 FOSTER STREET, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 60208

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Welcome Welcome back to Northwestern for the Spring 2022 Business Advisory Council (BAC) meeting!

We are delighted to welcome you back to Northwestern for the Spring 2022 BAC meeting.

In addition to welcoming meeting attendees and sharing some observations about developments at Northwestern, we have invited Dean Julio Ottino to introduce his new book with designer Bruce Mau, “The Nexus: Augmented Thinking for a Complex World--The New Convergence of Art, Technology, and Science” -- a unique contribution that epitomizes McCormick’s philosophy of Whole-Brain Engineering.

While some of the highly visible logjams experienced at the west coast ports over the summer and fall appear to have significantly improved, supply chains continue to be a topic of daily concern. With the global turbulence associated with war-related disruptions in the supply of various commodities, adding to inflationary pressures, and returning lockdowns in places like Shanghai, supply chains remain front and center. To help us navigate through this complex situation, we have invited port directors from the East, West, and Gulf coasts to report on trends impacting operations and business expectations for their ports over the near and medium terms. We welcome again BAC members Gene Seroka from the Port of Los Angeles and Steve Rothberg from Mercator International, as well as Brandy Christian from the Port of New Orleans, to share their insights in a panel moderated by Professor Joseph Schofer.

To complement the port operators’ perspectives, we will also hear from Professor Sergio Rebelo, distinguished Professor of Finance at the Kellogg School of Management on patterns he sees in the global economy and the current inflationary environment, and how businesses and consumers in the US will likely be impacted.

NUTC research through the US DOT Center on Telemobility has been analyzing shopping and telework behavior as society and businesses emerge from the pandemic-induced restrictions.

Professor Sunil Chopra of our Kellogg School of Management will share with us some of this team’s fascinating findings on changes in consumer shopping through and beyond the pandemic.

Looking toward a more sustainable future, our second panel examines various pathways toward decarbonization in freight transportation including electrification, biofuels, and hydrogen-based fuels. Professor Jennifer Dunn who is also Associate Director of the Center for Engineering Sustainability and Resilience at Northwestern will guide us through the intricacies of alternative fuels and moderate a multimodal industry panel consisting of John Lovenburg (BNSF Railway), Dan McNair (Wabtec), Craig Harper (J.B. Hunt Transport Services), and Jimmy Samartzis (LanzaJet).

This BAC Meeting is held in conjunction with the 40th Annual William A. Patterson Distinguished Transportation Lecture, featuring Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Air Lines.

Preceding the Patterson Lecture, we were pleased to welcome a group of experts on revenue management – Rethinking Revenue Management – for the spring 2022 Industry Technical Workshop, an important aspect of the travel and transportation industries as they recover postpandemic.

Hani S. Mahmassani William A. Patterson Distinguished Chair in Transportation Director, Northwestern University Transportation Center

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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2022 Northwestern University Transportation Center (Chambers Hall) 600 Foster Street, Evanston, IL, 60208

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7:30 AM

Continental Breakfast

8:00 AM

Call to Order: BAC Chair presiding Jeff Silver - CEO, Mastery Logistics Systems

8:05 AM

Welcome from the University Dean Julio Ottino - Dean, McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science

8:15 AM

Annelise Riles - Executive Director, Northwestern Roberta Buffet Institute on Global Affairs; Associate Provost for Global Affairs; Professor of Law

8:30 AM

Dean Julio Ottino - Book Presentation- “The Nexus: Augmented Thinking for a Complex World--The New Convergence of Art, Technology, and Science”**

8:45 AM

Director’s Report & Discussion Hani S. Mahmassani - Director, NUTC / Patterson Transportation Chair

9:10 AM

BAC Membership: New Member Introductions

9:15 AM

Panel – Ports, Ocean Shipping and the Global Supply Chain Moderator: Joseph Schofer, Professor Emeritus of Civil and Environmental Engineering Gene Seroka, Executive Director, Port of Los Angeles Brandy D. Christian, President and CEO, Port of New Orleans Steven Rothberg, Founding Partner, Mercator International

10:30 AM

Break

11:00 AM

Presentation - “Did the pandemic change shopping habits at retail stores?”

Sunil Chopra, Deputy Dean, IBM Professor of Operations Management and Information Systems, Kellogg School of Management

11:20 AM

Presentation – “Commodity Prices and the Economy” Sergio Rebelo, MUFG Bank Distinguished Professor of International Finance; Professor of Finance, Kellogg School of Management

11:45 AM

Panel – Decarbonization – Perspectives from Air, Rail and Trucking Moderator: Jennifer Dunn, Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering; Associate Director, Center for Engineering Sustainability and Resilience, Northwestern Craig Harper, Chief Sustainability Officer, JB Hunt Transport Services John Lovenburg, Vice President, Environment & Sustainability, BNSF Railway Dan McNair, Senior Director - New Products and Technology, Wabtec Jimmy Samartzis, Chief Executive Officer, LanzaJet

12:45 PM

Introduction of Students

1:00 PM

Adjournment and Lunch

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Sunil Chopra Deputy Dean, IBM Professor of Operations Management and Information Systems Kellogg School of Management

Sunil Chopra is the IBM Distinguished Professor of Operations Management. He was also Interim Dean of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University from 2009-2010. From 2006 – 2009, he served as Senior Associate Dean: Curriculum and Teaching. He became a faculty member of the school in 1989. Previously he was an Assistant Professor at the Stern School of Business Administration at New York University. He has a PhD in Operations Research from SUNY Stony Brook.

Professor Chopra’s research and teaching interests are in Operations Management, Logistics and Distribution Management, design of communication networks and design of distribution networks. He has co-authored the books Managing Business Process Flows and Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and Operation. Both books are published by Prentice Hall and are used at several of the top business schools to teach Operations Management and Supply Chain Management respectively. The Supply Chain Management book was awarded the best book of the year for 2002 by the Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE). Professor Chopra has won several teaching awards at Kellogg.

He has been Departmental Editor for the journals Management Science and an Associate Editor for the Decision Sciences Journal, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management and Operations Research. His recent research has focused on risk management in supply chains. He has also studied distribution systems in a variety of companies trying to identify market, manufacturing, and product characteristics that drive the structure of a supply chain.

He has consulted for a variety of firms.

Brandy Christian President and CEO Port of New Orleans Brandy D. Christian is the President and CEO of the Port of New Orleans and the CEO of the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad, a shortline connecting railroad strategically aligned with the Port. The two public agencies have combined revenues of $100 million, nearly 500 employees, and more than $350 million in capital projects.

In her Port role, Christian oversees all cargo, cruise, and industrial real estate operations. As the CEO of the Public Belt, she sets strategic direction and oversees all rail holdings. Under Christian’s leadership, Port NOLA is meeting current and future demand by investing in our existing assets, while also planning for the future with the $1.5 billion Louisiana International Terminal — a new container facility in St. Bernard Parish that will serve vessels of all sizes, and create jobs and opportunity for Louisiana.

Christian currently serves on the Green Marine Board of Directors, Railroad-Shipper Transportation Advisory Council, Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank Trade and Transportation Advisory Council, Louisiana Board of International Commerce, and the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors. Before joining Port NOLA, Christian served 14 years with the Port of San Diego as vice president of strategy and business development.

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Jennifer Dunn Associate Professor, Chemical and Biological Engineering Associate Director Northwestern’s Center for Engineering Sustainability and Resilience Jennifer Dunn studies emerging technologies, their energy and environmental impacts, and their potential to influence air pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption, and energy consumption at the economy-wide level. Particular technologies of interest include biofuels and bioproducts, automotive lithium-ion batteries, fuels and chemicals made from carbon capture and utilization technologies and from natural gas liquids, and resource recovery from wastewater. She applies life cycle analysis as a key tool to evaluate emerging technologies. Dr. Dunn holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan. Her undergraduate institution in the same field was Purdue University. Jennifer holds a joint appointment in the Energy Systems Division of Argonne National Laboratory and is Associate Director of Northwestern’s Center for Engineering Sustainability and Resilience.

Craig Harper Chief Sustainability Officer J.B. Hunt Transport Services Craig Harper is the Chief Sustainability Officer and Executive Vice President at J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc. He joined the company in 1992 as Vice President of Special Commodities and, after five years, was appointed to the role of Chief Operations Officer. In 2020, Craig was named Chief Sustainability Officer.

In his role, Craig is responsible for leading the company’s sustainability efforts including initiatives involving electric and autonomous vehicles and other emerging technologies. He also leads driver hiring, orientation and safety programs, as well as fuel purchasing for the company. Craig serves on the board of the Blockchain in Transport Alliance Standards Council, the Alliance for Driver Safety & Security, and the Arkansas Trucking Association.

Craig is a graduate of the University of Arkansas with a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and continued his education at the University of Tennessee where he earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Hani Mahmassani Director, Transportation Center William A. Patterson Distinguished Chair in Transportation Northwestern University Dr. Hani S. Mahmassani is Director of the Transportation Center, and the William A. Patterson Distinguished Professor in Transportation at Northwestern University, which he joined on September 1, 2007, with joint appointments in the McCormick School of Engineering and the Kellogg School of Management. Prior to Northwestern, he served on the faculties of the University of Maryland and the University of Texas at Austin. He has over 35 years of professional, academic and research experience in the areas of multimodal systems modeling and optimization, freight and logistics systems, autonomous vehicles, data science and predictive analytics in transportation and logistics.

Mahmassani has served as principal investigator on over 150 funded research projects sponsored by international, national, state, and metropolitan agencies and private industry. He is past editor-in-chief of Transportation Science, senior editor of IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems, and founding associate editor of Transportation Research C: Emerging Technologies. He is a past president of the Transportation Science Section of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, and a past President of the International Association for Travel Behavior Research. He serves on the Board of Advisors to the Panama Canal Authority, and Prince Albert of Monaco’s Digital Transformation Advisory Council. He was the recipient of a Distinguished Alumnus Award of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture of the American University of Beirut in 2006,

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the Intelligent Transportation Systems Outstanding Application Award of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in 2010, the Transportation Research Board’s Thomas Deen Distinguished Lectureship in 2016, and the inaugural Martin Beckmann Transformative Research in Network Modeling in 2019. He was elected Emeritus member of the Transportation Research Board (of the National Academies) committees on Telecommunications and Travel Behavior, Transportation Network Modeling Committee, and Traveler Behavior and Values Mahmassani received his PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in transportation systems and MS in transportation engineering from Purdue University.

John Lovenburg Vice President, Environment & Sustainability BNSF Railway John Lovenburg is the vice president, Environment & Sustainability for BNSF Railway. He leads a team responsible for sustainability and climate change; energy and advanced energy innovation; environmental law; construction permitting, environmental field operations and engineering; remediation; and hazardous materials.

John is active in sustainable development, operations, innovation, governance, and markets. He is the Executive Advisor for BNSF’s sustainable business markets initiative. He is on the Board of Directors of the Environmental Law Institute and a member of the Cyclyx Executive Advisory Board for advanced recycling of plastics.

John has more than 30 years of environmental, water and sustainability experience and was previously with CH2M (now Jacobs) where he was vice president, Global Site Remediation and Revitalization.

Dan McNair Senior Director - New Products and Technology Wabtec Dan McNair has 18 years of product, program and contract management experience. Dan, as a graduate of GE’s Experienced Commercial Leadership Program (ECLP), also has 12 years of experience as a GE transportation/Wabtec sales and product leader. He is currently the Senior Director of locomotive product strategy and new technology. In this role, Dan leads new product & technology introduction efforts, globally, for energy storage, alternative fuels and electrification for the rail market. Dan holds a B.A. in Economics from the Virginia Military Institute and an MBA from Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business.

Julio Ottino Dean, McCormick School of Engineering & Applied Science Walter P. Murphy Professor of Chemical & Biological Engineering & (by courtesy) Mechanical Engineering Distinguished Robert R. McCormick Institute Professor Northwestern University Dr. Julio M. Ottino holds the titles of Distinguished Robert R. McCormick Institute Professor and Walter P. Murphy Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Previously, he was chair of the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and founding co-director of NICO, the Northwestern Institute for Complex Systems, run jointly by McCormick and the Kellogg School of Management. Ottino received his PhD in chemical engineering at the University of Minnesota and held positions at UMass/Amherst and chaired and senior appointments at Caltech and Stanford. Ottino’s research has appeared on the covers of Nature, Science, Scientific American, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA, and other publications and has impacted fields as diverse as fluid dynamics, granular dynamics, microfluidics, geophysical sciences, and nonlinear dynamics and chaos.

A recipient of many awards in the field, Ottino was listed by AIChE as one of the “One Hundred Engineers

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of the Modern Era” (Post WWII) and was awarded the Fluid Dynamics Prize from the American Physical Society. In 2017, he was awarded the Bernard M. Gordon Prize for Innovation in Engineering and Technology Education from the National Academy of Engineering, regarded as the highest award for engineering education. He is a member of both the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. **The Nexus brings together word and image to prepare us—individuals and organizations alike—for the challenges and opportunities of the twenty-first century. Compelling historic examples illuminate the present, from the Renaissance, when the domains were one, to the twentieth century, with intense, collective creative outpourings from places as different as the Bauhaus and Bell Labs. Leaders must be able to grasp simplicity in complexity and complexity in simplicity—and embrace the powerful idea of complementarity, where opposing extremes coexist and our thinking expands. Innovation needs more than managing. Managers use maps; leaders develop compasses.

Sergio Rebelo MUFG Bank Distinguished Professor of International Finance; Professor of Finance Kellogg School of Management Sergio Rebelo is the MUFG Bank Distinguished Professor of International Finance at the Kellogg School of Management, where he has served as Chair of the Finance Department.

Professor Rebelo does research on macroeconomics and international finance. He has studied the causes of business cycles, the impact of economic policy on economic growth, and the sources of exchange rate fluctuations. His research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the World Bank, the Sloan Foundation, and the Olin Foundation.

He is a fellow of the Econometric Society, the National Bureau of Economic Research, and the Center for Economic Policy Research. He has been a member of the editorial board of various academic journals, including the American Economic Review, the European Economic Review, the Journal of Monetary Economics, and the Journal of Economic Growth.

He has won numerous teaching awards at the Kellogg School of Management, including the Executive Masters Program Outstanding Professor Award and the Professor of the Year Award.

Professor Rebelo has served as a consultant to the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the European Central Bank, the European Commission, the McKinsey Global Institute, the Global Markets Institute at Goldman Sachs, and other organizations. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Rochester.

Annelise Riles Executive Director of the Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Studies; Associate Provost for Global Affairs; Professor of Law Northwestern University Professor Riles’ scholarship spans a wide range of substantive areas including human rights, managing and accommodating cultural differences, and the regulation of the global financial markets.

Key areas in legal studies include comparative law, the conflict of laws, financial regulation, socio-legal studies, and international law. In anthropology, her work is known for its methodological contributions as well as for its contributions to the study of international institutions and expertise.

She has conducted legal and anthropological research in China, Japan, and the Pacific and speaks Chinese, Japanese, French, and Fijian. She has published on a wide variety of topics, including comparative law, conflict of laws, financial regulation, and central banking. Her first book, The Network Inside Out, won the

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American Society of International Law’s Certificate of Merit for 2000-2002.

Riles is also the founder and director of Meridian 180, a multilingual forum for transformative leadership. Its global membership of 800+ thought leaders in academia, government, and business work together to generate ideas and guidance on the most important problems of our time, including global financial governance, environmental governance, and data governance.

She has taught at the London School of Economics, University of Tokyo, Yale University among others.

Riles is a former professor of anthropology and far east legal studies at Cornell University. During her time at Cornell, she received the Annelise Maier Award for lifetime achievement across the social sciences and humanities from the German government and Humboldt Foundation.

Professor Riles received an AB from Princeton University’s Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, a MSc in Social Anthropology from the London School of Economics, a JD from Harvard Law School, and a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Cambridge.

Steven Rothberg Founding Partner Mercator International Steven Rothberg has 42 years of diversified experience in international freight transportation. He began his career in operations planning with Southern Pacific Railroad, then directed transpacific marketing for U.S. Steamship Lines, and was director of corporate plans for United Airlines. He held executive positions for Sea-Land Service, and helped launch and manage the Global Ports Group of Macquarie Capital Limited. He has been providing strategic and operational consulting services to clients for more than seven years. He received a bachelor’s from Cornell and master’s in transportation systems from MIT. Jimmy Samartzis Cheif Executive Officer LanzaJet Jimmy Samartzis is the Chief Executive Officer of LanzaJet, Inc., a global leader in renewable fuels technology and production of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel. Jimmy is leading the company through a scale-up in technology and production, with renewable fuel refineries planned in multiple countries – US, EU, UK, Japan, Canada, and others. LanzaJet’s technology was developed in partnership with the US Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and the company is financially supported by strategic investors Suncor, Mitsui, and LanzaTech.

Jimmy has spent the majority of his career focused on climate change, advancing the decarbonization of industries reliant on fossil fuels. Jimmy’s work in the airline industry led to pioneering test flights, the first commercial-scale renewable jet fuel deal and commercial production, and a global industry agreement to enable a reduction in aviation emissions and adoption of sustainable fuels. Additionally, he has led a global coalition of stakeholders across the value chain to break down the barriers of the commercialization of renewable fuels.

Jimmy previously served in several executive roles at United Airlines including as chief executive of a $2B business unit, and as an executive advisor to clients globally through his work with Oliver Wyman, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Slalom. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, a global leader in high-energy particle physics.

Jimmy earned his M.B.A. from the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, a M.A. from John Hopkins University, and an B.A. from the University of Chicago. He is actively engaged in the community as a Director on several Boards of nonprofit organization focused on youth development, an issue of importance and dedication throughout his life.

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Joseph Schofer Professor Emeritus of Civil and Environmental Engineering Northwestern University Joseph Schofer is Professor Emeritus of Civil and Environmental Engineering in the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern University. His research interests focus on transportation and infrastructure policy, particularly performance measurement and management and evidencebased decision making for transportation and other infrastructure systems.

Schofer earned a BE from Yale and an MS and PhD from Northwestern.

Gene Seroka Executive Director Port of Los Angeles Mr. Seroka was confirmed as Executive Director for the Port of Los Angeles by the Los Angeles City Council on June 11, 2014. An industry-known leader, he brings more than 28 years of experience in shipping, global logistics and executive management to the Port. As Executive Director of the busiest container port in North America, Gene Seroka is responsible for managing a $1 billion budget, leading a team of more than 900 employees, advancing major capital projects, growing cargo volumes, and promoting innovative, sustainable practices that improve Southern California’s economy and quality of life.

Jeff Silver Chief Executive Officer Mastery Logistics Systems Jeff Silver joined American Backhaulers in 1984, fresh out of the University of Michigan with an undergrad degree in Economics. He helped grow the business by focusing on customer interactions and the sales force, training, and designing its ground-breaking technology. When ABH was sold to CH Robinson, Jeff spent a year helping to integrate the businesses and working to adapt the ABH system to the needs of the global company, and then retired. During his retirement, Jeff completed an MBA at Michigan as well as a Masters of Engineering in Logistics at MIT. In 2006, he and his wife Marianne, who created the methods of recruiting and training and focus on culture that have been copied by many in the industry, co-founded Coyote Logistics, which he led through its acquisition by UPS in 2015, after which he spent several years working with the broader UPS group on automation and advanced technology.

MEMBER DIRECTORY

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David T. Arganbright VP, Government Affairs OmniTRAX Inc. darganbright@omnitrax.com 215.205.0202 Jared Azcuy Chief Operating Officer AGI - Alliance Ground International jazcuy@allianceground.com 305.901.5405 305.206.1414 Andrew Bata Regional Manager (North America) UITP - International Association of Public Transport andrew.bata@uitp.org 917.403.3445 Farrukh A. Bezar Chief Strategy Officer CSX Transportation farrukh_bezar@csx.com 571.214.8578 Jason Birnbaum Senior Vice President, Digital Technology jason.birnbaum@united.com 872.825.4550 630.512.1411 L. Price Blackford Managing Director Scott-Macon Ltd. pblackford@scott-macon.com 646.572.2409 917.861.7772

Directory Mike Brennan Executive Team Farmer’s Fridge mbrennan575@gmail.com 847.971.8939 Vicki Bretthauer Independent Consultant vickib777@sbcglobal.net 847.873.0664 847.331.5333 Ike Brown President & Vice- Chairman NFI Industries Inc. ikebrown@nfiindustries.com 241.431.5530 Shaun Bunch SVP, Inventory Control & Logistics Northern Tool + Equiptment shaun.bunch@northerntool.com 859.321.8127 Edward A. Burkhardt Chairman, President & CEO Rail World Inc. eaburkhardt@railworld-inc.com 773.714.8669 James H. Burnley IV Esq. Partner Venable LLP jhburnley@venable.com 202.344.4054

John D. Bowe Principal American Maritime Group LLC johnbowe22@gmail.com 925.631.0590 510.813.9574

Michael Burton President & CEO C&K Holdings Acquisition LLC mburton@cktrucking.com 312.617.7470

Andrew Boyle Co-President Boyle Transportation andrew.boyle@boyletransport.com 978.670.3409 978.430.9942

Frank Bush Analytic Business Consulting Practice Director, Travel & Transportation Teradata frank.bush@teradata.com 972.971.9702

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Perry Cantarutti SVP | Alliances | Delta Air Lines perry.cantarutti@delta.com 404.715.2874 612.845.2849 Norman Carlson Board Chairman | Metra normancarlson2021@gmail.com 847.542.7393 Grace Cerocke Senior VP Finance | Matson Logistics Inc. gcerocke@matson.com 630.203.3552

Toby Enqvist CCO | United Airlines, Inc. toby.enqvist@united.com 872.852.7709 Sean Fahey SVP | Yield Management | Coyote | a UPS Company sean.fahey@coyote.com 847.372.7278 Ed Feeley Managing Director | Littlejohn & Co. LLC efeeley@littlejohnllc.com 203.552.3520 203.253.3187

Satish Chandra Director Corporate Strategy | Growth Office | Cummins Inc. satish.chandra@cummins.com 812.344.1534

John Fitzgerald VP Business Development | project44 jfitzgerald@project44.com 630.373.4983

Bob Chappuis General Manager | Uber Freight LLC bob.chappuis@uber.com 312.605.0192

Mark Fornasiero Managing Partner | Clarendon Group mfornasiero@clarendongrp.com 301.990.3912

Lee Clair Managing Partner | Transportation & Logistics Advisors, LLC lclair@tandla.net 312.961.4403

Andrew Fox Managing Director | Overland Limited Associates Inc. afox905@comcast.net 312.324.7360

Vince D’Angelo Associate Vice President | East Geo Communications & Travel | Teradata Vincent.Dangelo@Teradata.com 631.672.1522

Craig Fuller Chief Executive Officer & Founder | FreightWaves cfuller@freightwaves.com 423.503.3296

Michelle Dilley Chief Executive Officer | AWESOME michelle.dilley@awesomeleaders.org 269.277.3593 Bill Driegert Head of Operations & Co-founder | Uber Freight driegert@uber.com 214.966.3366

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Eli Gross Managing Director | Head of Global Transportation & Infrastructure | Morgan Stanley eli.gross@morganstanley.com 212.761.8193

Ian Jefferies President & CEO | AAR - Association of American Railroads ijefferies@aar.org (202) 639-2100

Ankit Gupta VP, Domestic Network Planning | United Airlines, Inc. ankit.gupta@united.com 872.825.2273 312.343.6322

Ed Jenkins Principal | Strategy & Logistics Consulting edjenkins58@icloud.com 904.629.3288

Gary Hallgren President | Arity | Allstate Corporation gary.hallgren@arity.com 949.412.2836 Michelle Halkerston President & CEO | Hassett Logistics michelle.halkerston@teamhassett.com 630.530.6515 630.880.6578 Ed Hamberger former President & CEO | AAR edhamberger@gmail.com 202.297.6131

Reginald Jones Founder & Managing Partner | Greenbriar Equity Group rjones@greenbriarequity.com 914.925.9688 203.979.0410 Warren Jones VP, Business Development | AGI - Alliance Ground International wjones@allianceground.com Brendan P. Keegan CEO | Merchants Fleet brendankeegan@merchantsfleet.com 603.836.6416 703.674.9200

Rob Hart Senior Consultant | AllTranstek LLC rwh55@mac.com 312.316.7465

Peeter Kivestu Principal | Oplytix LLC peeter@oplytix.com 612.310.2297 Jan Krems

Martin Haycraft President & CEO | Progress Rail Services | a Caterpillar Company mhaycraft@progressrail.com 256.505.6408

Jan Krems President | United Cargo | United Airlines, Inc. jan.krems@united.com 872.825.3125

David Horwitz VP & Executive Director | Fleet Portfolio Management | GATX Corporation david.horwitz@gatx.com 312.621.6563 312.882.4852 Adam Inselbuch Managing Director | South Street Ventures, LLC inselbuch@southstreetventures.com 917.727.5568

Suresh Krishna President & CEO | Northern Tool + Equipment suresh.kirshna@northerntool.com 763.234.2473

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H. Merritt Lane, III President & CEO | Canal Barge mlane@canalbarge.com 504.584.1512 John Larkin Operating Partner | Clarendon Group LLC jlarkin@clarendongrp.com 301.337.2700 x702 Robert Levin Founder & CEO | Republic Partners rob.levin@republicpartners.com 773.281.7700 312.560.7026 Danny Loe President, Asset-Light Logistics and Chief Yield Officer | ArcBest dannyloe@arcb.com Patrick Lortie Partner & Rail Practice Leader, Surface Transportation |Oliver Wyman patrick.lortie@oliverwyman.com 514.350.7228 514.402.7086 Charles Lounsbury Former Senior VP | Ryder System chucklou@aol.com 612.819.8141 Regis Luther VP, Engineering & CTO | AM General LLC regis.luther@amgeneral.com 630.352.8471 Eric Marchetto Executive VP & CCO | Trinity Industries, Inc. eric.marchetto@trin.net 214.589.8925 214.529.1979 Robert Martínez Senior Advisor for Freight and Economic Development | Moffatt & Nichol rmartinez@moffattnichol.com 757.630.2172 Jett McCandless CEO | project44 jett@project44.com 312.376.8883 Benjamin McLean CEO | Ruan Transportation Management Systems bmclean@ruan.com 515.245.2594

Shawn McWhorter President (Americas Region) | Nippon Cargo Airlines shawn.mcwhorter@nca.aero 773.894.8201 347.203.5238 Vaughn Moore President & CEO | AIT Worldwide Logistics vmoore@aitworldwide.com 630.766.0711 x6308 630.400.3182 Matthew Mullarkey Senior VP | Strategic Projects & Planning | CenterPoint Properties mmullarkey@centerpoint.com 630.586.8071 630.707.4982 Ben Nimmergut Vice President | Boeing Commercial Airplanes Engineering | Boeing Benjamin.K.Nimmergut@boeing.com 425.750.9112 Roger Nober EVP | Law & Corporate Affairs / CLO | BNSF Railway Co. roger.nober@bnsf.com 817.352.1460 Patrick Nolan Vice President North America | CH Robinson pat.nolan@chrobinson.com 800.334.8789 x1192 312.286.3431 Elsey Ocejo Director, Supply Chain Strategy | Bimbo Bakeries USA elsy.ocejo@grupobimbo.com 224.935.6259 Mike O’Malley SVP Government & Public Relations | DCLI Direct ChassisLink, Inc. mike.omalley@dcli.com 904.314.2152 Jon Panzer SVP | Technology & Strategic Planning | Union Pacific Railroad jonpanzer@up.com 402.544.3771 / 402.544.2030

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Aurelio Pérez Alonso Associate Director & CFO | Mobility ADO aureliop@grupoado.com.mx 55.51.33.25.75 Craig Philip Research Professor & Director | VECTOR | Vanderbilt craig.e.philip@vanderbilt.edu 615.812.0300

Steven Rothberg Founding Partner | Mercator International, LLC srothberg@mercatorintl.com 425.803.9876 425.503.6688 Jennifer Rumsey President and Chief Operating Officer | Cummins Inc. jennifer.rumsey@cummins.com

Chris Pickett Chief Strategy Officer | Flock Freight chris@flockfreight.com 312.835.3579

James Runde Special Advisor | Morgan Stanley jim.runde@morganstanley.com 212.761.8449

Jason Penkethman Chief Product and Strategy Officer | Spireon jpenkethman@spireon.com 949.288.1151

Konrad Salaber Managing Director | Wind Point Partners kas@wppartners.com 312.255.4825 314.517.6842

Robert Puentes President & CEO | Eno Center for Transportation rpuentes@enotrans.com 202.879.4711 202.415.1073 Cherilyn Radbourne Managing Director Equity Research | TD Securities Inc. cherilyn.radbourne@tdsecurities.com 416.308.3403 416.666.0348 Priya Rajagopalan Chief Product Officer | FourKites priya@fourkites.com James Rankin CEO | West Star Aviation jrankin@wsa.aero 503.678.1222 920.475.3285 Jean Regan President CEO & Chairman | TranzAct Technologies, Inc. reganjean@tranzact.com 630.530.6191 708.751.9830 Michael Reymann Senior VP & Manager | National Transportation Banking | US Bancorp / US Bank michael.reymann@usbank.com 612.303.3781 612.710.6444

Thomas Sanderson Director | Product Marketing, 777, 787, & Confident Travel Initiative | Boeing thomas.d.sanderson@boeing.com 206.259.1623 Andrew Schmidt Managing Director | Seabury Capital LLC aschmidt@seaburycapital.com 312.303.0800 Paul Schneider Managing Director | Schneider paulschneider@schneiderpe.com 920.403.7824 920.246.9865 Gene Seroka Executive Director | Port of Los Angeles gene_seroka@portla.org 310.732.7678

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Jonathan Shaver Founder and Chief Executive Officer | StrategIQ Commerce Jonathan.Shaver@StrategIQCommerce.com 312.324.DATA 312.399.2830 Andrew Silver CEO | MoLo Solutions andrew.silver@shipmolo.com 847.306.3805 Jeff Silver CEO | Mastery Logistics Systems jeff.silver@mastery.net 847.235.8201 847.710.5988 Shelley Simpson EVP & CCO, President of Highway Services | JB Hunt Transport Services Inc. shelley.simpson@j bhunt.com 479.790.3222 Kathleen Smith Vice President Business Development and Real Estate | Norfolk Southern Corporation Kathleen.Smith@nscorp.com 757.876.1529 Chris Spear President & CEO | American Trucking Associations cspear@trucking.org 703.838.1840 980.230.9115 Jo Strang SVP Safety, Regulatory and Environmental | American Short Line & Regional Railroad Association (ASLRRA) jstrang@aslrra.org 202.585.3432 Andy Sze Managing Director & Partner | Fastraxx Group LLC ahfsze@gmail.com 630.697.1728 Jeffrey Tallman Vice President Operations Planning and Engineering |FedEx Express jptallman@fedex.com 901.434.2018

Doug Waggoner Chairman & CEO | Echo Global Logistics doug@echo.com 312.676.2700 800.354.7993 Kevin Weiss Chief Executive Officer | Spireon kweiss@spireon.com 714.600.5952 Thomas Wells President & CEO | TTX thomas.wells@ttx.com 312.984.3833 Barbara Wilson President & CFO | RailUSA, LLC barbara.wilson@railusa.net 561.448.2060 415.609.9811 Loli Wu Managing Director | Head of Global Transportation & Infrastructure | Bank of America Merrill Lynch loli.wu@bofa.com 646.855.4571 646.244.7442 Phillip Yeager President & CCO | Hub Group pyeager@hubgroup.com 630.271.3680 630.292.3224 James Zubik Vice President | Finance & Administration | Anacostia Rail Holdings Co. jzubik@anacostia.com 312.324.7363 Justin Zubrod Sr. Managing Partner | Justin Zubrod & Co. jzubrod@zubrodco.com 847.886.4401 224.659.2646

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Member Companies ARR- Association of American Railroads ArcBest Corporation

Headhaul Capital Partners LLC

AGI- Alliance Ground International LLC

Hub Group

AIT Worldwide Logistics

IBM

Allstate Corporation

J.B. Hunt Transport Services

AM General LLC

JP Morgan

Anacostia Rail Holdings Company

Littlejohn & Co. LLC

ASLRRA - American Short Line and Regional

Mastery Logistics Systems

Railroad Association

Matson Logistics Inc.

ATA – American Trucking Associations

Mercator International LLC

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Merchants Fleet

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Morgan Stanley

Bimbo Bakeries USA

NCA- Nippon Cargo Airlines

BNSF Railway

NFI

The Boeing Company

Norfolk Southern

Boyle Transportation

Northern Tool + Equipment

C&K Holdings Acquisition LLC

Oliver Wyman

Canal Barge

OmniTrax Inc.

CenterPoint Properties

Port of Los Angeles

CIMC

Progressive Rail Services, A Caterpillar Company

CN – Canadian National Railway Company

project44

Coyote, A UPS Company

Republic Partners LLC

CSCMP

Ruan Transportation Management Systems

CSX Transportation

Schneider

Cummins Inc.

Spireon

DCLI

StrategIQ Commerce

Delta Air Lines

TD Securities

Echo Global Logistics

Teradata

Eno Center for Transportation

TranzAct Technologies Inc.

FexEx Express

Trinity Industries Inc.

Flock Freight

UITP – Union Internationale des Transports Publics

FourKites

Union Pacific Corporation

FreightWaves

United Airlines

GATX Corporation

UPS

Greenbriar Equity Group LP

US Bancorp / US Bank

Grupo Ado

Wind Point Partners

Hassett Logistics

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NUTC RESEARCH PROJECTS

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Research Projects New Kind of Experiment and Theory to Determine the Effect of Crack-Parallel Stresses on Fracture of Concrete and Similar Materials National Science Foundation Bazant, Zdenek Enabling Predictive Scale-Bridging Simulations through Active Learning Triad National Security, Lost Alamos National Laboratory, National Nuclear Security Administration Bazant, Zdenek HDR DSC: Collaborative Research: The Metropolitan Chicago Data Science Corps (MCDC): Learning from Data to Support Communities National Science Foundation Blomberg Stathopoulos, Amanda; Gray, Kimberly Models and Policy Tools for Emerging Transportation Services: Promoting Socially Inclusive Outcomes Federal Highway Administration Blomberg Stathopoulos, Amanda CAREER: Transformative Mobility Analysis: Mixed Methods Framework National Science Foundation Blomberg Stathopoulos, Amanda Collaborative Research: CNS Core: Medium: On the Criticality of the Submarine Cable Network National Science Foundation Bustamante, Fabian NeTS SMALL Broadband Service Reliability Characterization and Improvement National Science Foundation Bustamante, Fabian RAPID: Internet Traffic and Compliance with Government Stay-at-Home Measures National Science Foundation Bustamante, Fabian Collaborative Research: A Hierarchical Multidimensional Network-based Approach for MultiCompetitor Product Design National Science Foundation Chen, Wei; Contractor, Noshir

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Multidimensional Network Analysis for Data-Driven Vehicle Preference Modeling and Segmentation Prediction:Extension to Spatiotemporal Modeling of Diffusion Pattern in China Auto Market Ford Motor Company Chen, Wei Collaborative Research: TouchBots for Surface Haptics National Science Foundation Colgate, Edward Interaction and Perception: Multi-Source Spectral Framework for Human-Swarm Collaboration Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific Colgate, Edward Composing Teams with TEAMSTaR: Tool for Evaluating and Mitigating Space Team Risk NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Contractor, Noshir CREWS: Crew Recommender for Effective Work in Space NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Contractor, Noshir The Next Normal for Teaming: Transitioning Out of COVID-19 National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir Natural Experiments with Online Games: Support, Impact and Mitigation During the COVID-19 Pandemic National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir Teaming in the Time of COVID-19: Understanding How Technology Affordances Can Enable Collaboration During Sudden Workplace Disruption National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir RAPID: Teaming in the Time of Covid-19: Understanding How Technology Affordances Can Enable Collaboration During Sudden Workplace Disruption National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir SCISIPBIO: Understanding and Assembling Dream Teams to Conduct Clinical and Translational Science National Institute of General Medical Sciences Contractor, Noshir

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Workshop: Human Technology Partnerships and the Changing Nature of Work National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir Safe Bets and Risky Propositions: Leveraging Rich Data to Understand Scientific Diversity, Impact, and Potential of Teams National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir Doctoral Dissertation Research in DRMS: Assembling Teams Supported by Augmented Intelligence National Science Foundation Contractor, Noshir The Signatures of Success in Human-Agent Teams U.S. Army Research Laboratory Contractor, Noshir SCHNEIDER: System for Counterfactual Human Network Evaluation of Individual Differences, Errors, and Residuals Smart Information Flow Technologies, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Contractor, Noshir Collaborative Research: Innovation in Sustainable Mass Timber Building Systems National Science Foundation Corr, David; Cusatis, G. Mechanical characterization of sulfur-polymer concrete National Science Foundation Corr, David; Cusatis, G. Optimizing Bridge Abutment Slope Protection at Stream Crossing Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration Cusatis, Gianluca Environmental Project Kenneth F. and Harle G. Montgomery Foundation Dana, David HCC: Visual Processing Capacity in Dynamic Data National Science Foundation Franconeri, Steven CHS: Medium: Collaborative Research: Empirically Validated Perceptual Tasks for Data Visualization National Science Foundation Franconeri, Steven

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The Industry Origins of Slow U.S. Productivity Growth Smith Richardson Foundation Gordon, Robert Designing Sustainable & Just Communities: Developing an Undergraduate Curriculum Around Innovation, Climate Action and Social Justice National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance, Inc. Gray, Kimberly; Blomberg Stathopoulos, A.; Corr, D.; Cusatis, G.; Durango-Cohen, P.; Youn, Hyejin Future Innovations in Embassy Planning, Design, Construction & Operation Krueck & Sexton Architects, LTD; Department of State Gray, Kimberly; Blomberg Stathopoulos, A.; Corr, David; Cusatis, Gianluca; Nie, Yu LEAP-HI: Catalyzing Resilient Urban Infrastructure Systems: Integrating the Natural and Built Environments National Science Foundation Gray, Kimberly HDR TRIPODS: Collaborative Research: Institute for Data, Econometrics, Algorithms and Learning National Science Foundation Horowitz, Joel CAREER: Transforming Online Scholarly Communication with Networked Crowd Computation National Science Foundation Horvat, Emoke-Agnes CRII CHS Early Detection of Collective Misconceptions with Network Aware Machine Learning Tools National Science Foundation Horvat, Emoke-Agnes Collaborative Research:HCC:Small: Science communication in the ecosystem of digital media platforms National Science Foundation Horvat, Emoke-Agnes Decision Flow Queueing Networks for Analysis of Knowledge Based Service Operations Systems National Science Foundation Iravani, Seyed Agile Manufacturing Systems Semiconductor Research Corporation Klabjan, Diego

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Comprehensive AI Architecture: One Model Fits Many Data Sources and Tasks Allstate Insurance Company Klabjan, Diego Which cities will thrive in the next normal?

Cintra US Services Mahmassani, Hani S LOCOMOTIVES: Lowering CO2 – Models to Optimize Train Infrastructure, Vehicles, and Energy Storage Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy Mahmassani, Hani S.; Durango-Cohen, P. NSF RAPID - Tracking and Deconstructing Covid 19 Vaccine as an Extreme Logistics Event National Science Foundation Mahmassani, Hani S; Smilowitz, Karen Tier I Center on TELEMOBILITY Department of Transportation Mahmassani, Hani S; Smilowitz, Karen; Blomberg Stathopoulos, Amanda; Sunil, Chopra; Yu, Nie; Durango-Cohen, Pablo; Schofer, Joseph; Shaheen, Susan (UC Berkeley); Walker, Joan (UC Berkeley); Stamatopoulos, Ioannis (UTAustin) Autonomous Mobility Service Planning, Design and Real Time Operation King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Mahmassani, Hani S Advisory Services for MAG ABM-DTA Integration - Phase II MAG Project Arizona State University, Maricopa Association of Governments Mahmassani, Hani S Third Generation Simulation (TGSim) Data: A Closer Look at the Impacts of Automated Driving Systems on Human Behavior University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Federal Highway Administration Mahmassani, Hani S Illinois, a Leader in Mobility 4.0 and Beyond University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Department of Transportation Mahmassani, Hani S Advancing Air Mobility in Illinois Illinois Department of Transportation Mahmassani, Hani S

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Analysis of Metra Rail Commuter Service Contraction Impact on Regional Mobility Using Integrated Multimodal Network Modeling Platform Northeast Illinois Regional Commuter Railroad Corporation Mahmassani, Hani S CSP Real-time Operations Optimization Software Alliance for Sustaining Energy, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Department of Energy Morton, David UT Austin Vaccines Planning Tool: COVID-19 Modeling Accelerator (CMA) University of Texas at Austin, John Hopkins University Morton, David Value-focused Robust Optimization for Disaster Response Arizona State University, Department of Homeland Security Morton, David Collaborative Research: Adaptive Gaussian Markov Random Fields for Large-scale Discrete Optimization via Simulation National Science Foundation Nelson, Barry Mobility as a Service Network Optimization via Simulation General Motors Corporation LLC Nelson, Barry SCC-PG: Improving Healthcare Access in Marginalized Communities Through Smart Connected Technologies National Science Foundation Nie, Yu; Blomberg Stathopoulos, A.; Zhu, Q. EAGER: Collaborative Research: An Autonomous Modular Vehicle Technology-based Multifaceted Mobility Service Paradigm – A Proof-of-Concept Study National Science Foundation Nie, Yu Rethink Ride-hail: from Understanding Limits to Reaching Full Potential National Science Foundation Nie, Yu PFI BIC Smart CROwdsourced Urban Delivery (CROUD) System National Science Foundation Nie, Yu; co-PI Blomberg Stathopoulos, Amanda

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Alterations of Sleep and Circadian Timing in Aging National Institute on Aging Reid, Kathryn Participant Support Cost for PFI BIC Smart CROwdsourced Urban Delivery CROUD System National Science Foundation Nie, Yu Strengthening Circadian Signals to Enhance Cardiometabolic Function National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Reid, Kathryn Effect of Sleeping Place on Objective and Subjective Sleep Quality Technogel Italia S.r.l Reid, Kathryn Improving Veterans Referrals by Optimizing Network Design in Response to COVID-19 Army Research Office Smilowitz, Karen EAGER ISN: Unraveling Illicit Supply Chains with a Citizen Science Approach University of Notre Dame, National Science Foundation Smilowitz, Karen Exploiting Network Structure in Routing Problems: Applications to School Bus Routing National Science Foundation Smilowitz, Karen PFI: AIR-TT SAFE (Situational Awareness for Events): A Data Visualization System National Science Foundation Smilowitz, Karen Circadian Laboratory (Turek and Vitaterna) for Normalizing Timing of Rhythms Across Internal Networks of Circadian Clocks (NTRAIN) Air Force Research Laboratory Turek, Fred Training Grant in Circadian and Sleep Research National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Turek, Fred Alterations of Sleep and Circadian Timing in Aging National Institute on Aging Turek, Fred

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Mechanisms Underlying Sleep Disturbances in Parkinson’s Disease U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command Turek, Fred Effects of Spaceflight on Gastrointestinal Microbiota in Mice: Mechanisms and Impact on Multi-System Physiology NASA Ames Research Center Turek, Fred Collaborative Research: Identifying Reproducible Research Using Human-in-the-loop Machine Learning National Science Foundation Uzzi, Brian Fundamental Dynamics, Predictability, and Uncertainty of Scientific Discovery & Advance Air Force Office of Scientific Research Uzzi, Brian Team Dynamics, Networks and Assembly (Team DNA) University of California at Los Angeles, National Institute of General Medical Sciences Uzzi, Brian; Contractor, N. QUANTA Quantitative Network-based Models of Adaptive Team Behavior University of California, Santa Barbara, Army Research Office Uzzi, Brian REU Supplement Collaborative Research: A Hierarchical Multidimensional Network-based Approach for Multi-Competitor Product Design National Science Foundation Wei, Chen; Contractor, Noshir Development of Instruments and Techniques that Can Assess Tire Life and Increase Re-Manufacturing of Commercial Vehicle Tires Michelin North America, Department of Energy Wei, Chen Integration of ICME Tools in Casting Design and Process Optimization for Intelligent Manufacturing American Foundry Societym Inc., Defense Logistics Agency Wei, Chen URoL: EN: Towards a Unified Theory of Regulatory Functions and Networks Across Biological and Social Systems National Science Foundation Youn, Hyejin

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Operator 4.0 via Fatigue and Motion Analyses in Human Digital Twin Enabled Framework for Smart Manufacturing UI Labs, Picatinny Center for Contracting and Commerce Zhu, Qi CPS: Medium: Batteryless Sensor Enabling Smart Green Infrastructure National Science Foundation Zhu, Qi Building Adaptive, Dependable, and Secure Systems with a Cross-Layer Weakly-Hard Paradigm Office of Naval Research Zhu, Qi S&AS: INT: Autonomous Multi-Robot Visual Monitoring for Urban, Agricultural, and Natural Resource Management University of California, Riverside, National Science Foundation Zhu, Qi CPS: Synergy: Securing the Timing of Cyber-Physical Systems National Science Foundation Zhu, Qi CAREER SO1STICe: Software Synthesis with Timing Contracts for Cyber-Physical Systems National Science Foundation Zhu, Qi CPS: Breakthrough: Collaborative Research: A Framework for Extensibility-Driven Cyber-Physical Systems National Science Foundation Zhu, Qi Securing Grid-interactive Efficient Buildings (GEB) through Cyber Defense and Resilient System (CYDRES) Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, Department of Energy Zhu, Qi Self-Evolving Prognostics Using Federated Contrastive Learning General Motors Holdings LLC Zhu, Qi

NUTC STAFF & EVENTS

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HANI S. MAHMASSANI Director masmah@northwestern.edu 847.491.2282

BRETON JOHNSON Senior Associate Director bretj@northwestern.edu 847.491.2194

ANDREA CEHAIC Assistant Director, Research & Operations andrea.cehaic@northwestern.edu 847.491.2276

TORENE HARVIN Senior Program Coordinator torene.harvin@northwestern.edu 847.491.2787

SAO-KUN LAM Financial Administrator saokun.lam@northwestern.edu 847.491.2275

AMY MARTIN Associate Research Administrator amy.martin@northwestern.edu 847.491.2280

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EDUCATION Freight Transportation & Logistics Navigating Through a Challenging Landscape Over the last couple of years, the global logistics community has managed challenges across the first, middle and final mile. Longstanding constraints were exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Labor, capacity, energy, regulatory, structural and other issues impacted the freight transportation system across every mode and across all geographies. In this essential three-day Executive Education program, Northwestern faculty and industry experts will provide fundamental knowledge and practical insights for managing through these challenges and beyond.

NUTC’s Freight Transportation & Logistics three-day Executive Education program has a proven track record of delivering current and forward-looking insight and actionable knowledge into North American/global transportation and supply chains. From domestic transportation (intermodal, parcel and last mile delivery, rail, third-party logistics, trucking, warehousing), to international transportation (air cargo, ocean shipping, ports, sourcing), the program provides an unmatched view into how freight moves. Attendees will get a first-hand look at domestic and international logistics and supply chain trends, and learn how to leverage freight management technology and data analytics for greater efficiency and resilience. This program is specifically designed for early- to mid-level transportation managers, at both carriers and shippers, to deepen their overall knowledge of the freight transportation ecosystem.

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About the Business Advisory Council Unequaled by any academic transportation advisory board in the country, the Northwestern University Transportation Center (NUTC) Business Advisory Council (BAC) has long been a major force behind the Center’s success. The BAC is structured through four distinct levels of membership: Leadership, Sustaining, Individual, and Association. Each category carries with it a set of membership benefits, as well as a suggested level of commitment and financial support for Transportation Center research, education, and outreach initiatives.

All BAC members enjoy access to Northwestern’s world-class faculty, opportunities for networking with industry peers, invitations to and involvement in special programs and events, insights into cutting-edge research and industry trends, discounted tuition fees for the Center’s Executive Education Series, and access to Northwestern’s bright student population and renowned Transportation Library.

The BAC meets twice yearly on the Evanston campus to foster an exchange of ideas among its members and Center faculty, staff, and students. The meetings are designed to explore the areas of interest and relevance to BAC member companies. Each meeting features working sessions, panel discussions, and speaker presentations, as well as opportunities for more informal networking and exchange.

About the Transportation Center For the last six decades, the Northwestern University Transportation Center (NUTC) has proudly conducted research, provided education and performed outreach for the benefit of the Northwestern community and transportation networks worldwide.

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