U.S. seaports address infrastructure progress at WERC conference
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“U.S. Port Update: Investing in the Future” will feature a panel of three industry leaders from the East Coast, Gulf, and West Coast discussing their relative challenges and opportunities.
The current line-up includes:
* Tim Van Wormer, Marine Planning and Development Manager for the Port of Portland
*Russell Held, Director of Economic Development, The Port of Virginia
* Reggie Gray, President of the Houston Intercontinental Chamber of Commerce
Logistics Management’s executive editor, Patrick Burnson, moderates the hour-long session, and will follow up with a post-conference report.
For more details: http://www.werc.org.
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