Online Webinar Series
June 2020
Wednesdays 10 am - 12 pm
June 3 : What Cargo Moves & Why
- June 10: Who Moves Cargo & How
- June 17: Postponed
- June 24: Where Cargo Moves: Pacific Northwest Ports
- June 25: How Cargo Moves – Transportation Modes
In Shipping 202 we look at the business of shipping from the perspective of the cargo as it moves, including different types of cargo; labor demands; and modes of cargo transportation. We discuss the needs of supply chain & logistics, and the role of regulatory compliance, as it effects the economy of the Columbia River.
Shipping 202 is the the third course in the Shipping Education Series! Courses can be taken in any order, and are designed for both new and experienced Maritime industry professionals.
RSVP today to reserve your seat in our online classroom!
Agenda
SESSION 1: What Cargo Moves and Why
Wednesday, June 3 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pmIntroduction and Welcome
Mary Wiley, Merchants Exchange
Why Cargo Moves? & the Economics of the Columbia River
Kristin Meira, Pacific Northwest Waterways Association
What Moves? & Bulk vs Break Bulk Vs Containers
Randy Fischer, Port of Portland
SESSION 2: Who Moves Cargo and How
Wednesday, June 10 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pmIntroduction and Welcome
Mary Wiley, Merchants Exchange
How does Cargo Move? Supply Chain & Logistics
Brenda Barnes, Geo S. Bush
Phil Traylor, Geo S. Bush
Who Moves Cargo? Labor
Dane Rowinski, Pacific Maritime Association
Alex Gamboa, Pacific Maritime Association
SESSION 3: How Cargo Moves
Thursday, June 25 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Introduction and Welcome
Mary Wiley, Merchants Exchange
Transportation Mode: Tug & Barge
David Konz, Tidewater Transportation Terminals
Transportation Mode: Rail
Roger Hsieh, BNSF Railway
Transportation Mode: Pipeline
Kevin Jones, McCall Oil
SESSION 4: Where Cargo Moves: Ports
Wednesday, June 24 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Introduction and Welcome
Mary Wiley, Merchants Exchange
Port Spotlight: Port of Longview
Mark Price, Port of Longview
Port Spotlight: Port of Kalama
Eric Yakovich, Port of Kalama
Port Spotlight: Port of Vancouver, US
Todd Krout, Port of Vancouver, US
Registration
Please RSVP by June 2, 2020, to be registered for this four part series. No cancellations or refunds after June 2, 2020. Substitutions permitted.
Registration: CLOSED
Your reservation package includes:
– One pass to all four sessions of our online class, taught live by industry experts.
– Access to recordings of our live classes for the following two weeks.
– Your own digital student guide with all presenter slides (in PDF).
– Certificate upon completion (hard copy mailed and digital certificate in PDF).
For more information on this or other Shipping Education Series classes, please contact our coordinator:
Aaron Garber-Paul
503-220-2092