promoting transportation, distribution, logistics and
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Promoting Transportation, Distribution, Logistics and Business Resources at “The Crossroads of America”
The Indiana Logistics Directory serves as the professional guide that promotes the Midwest’s transportation, distribution, logistics and related resources to local, national and international markets. The annual publication provides an extensive list of “who’s who” in this industry and features perspectives from key leaders on major logistics issues. Produced by the Ports of Indiana with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and other key partners interested in promoting logistics, the Directory is used as a resource by businesses in and around Indiana looking for service providers, and by economic development officials looking to attract new business development. The Directory features contact information for businesses and organizations that provide logistics-related services to the Midwest.
Format: Professional magazine-quality publication – full-color, glossy finish, perfect-bound, UV-coated, 90+ pages.Circulation: 10,000 printed copies plus a keyword-searchable online version is available at indianalogistics.com (site receives 30,000+ hits per year)
Full-PageTrim Size: 8 ½” x 11”
Full Bleed Size: 9” x 11 ½” (¼” on all sides as indicated by the dashes)
1/2-Page Island Ad Size: 5” x 7”
Page Bleed: no bleed for this ad type
1/2-Page HorizontalAd Size: 7” x 5”
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AD SIZES2016 ADVERTISING RATES
Spread (2 pages) $5,900Full-Page $3,600½-Page Island $2,750½-Page Horizontal $2,300
SPONSORSHIP LEVELS
GOLD - $10,000• 1,000-word Op-Ed Column• Company Logo on Front Cover of Directory• Full-Page Cover Ad (Back/Inside or First-Page Facing)• One Full-Page Ad in Section of Choice • Unlimited Upgraded Directory Listings• 150 Copies of Printed Directory
SILVER - $7,500• 1,000-word op-ed column• Full-page ad in section of choice• Up to 10 upgraded Directory listings• 100 copies of printed Directory
BRONZE - $5,000• 500-word op-ed column• Full-page ad in section of choice• Up to five upgraded Directory listings• 50 copies of printed Directory
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Pegasus TransportationBill Roby, Sales [email protected]. Box 1571Jeffersonville, IN 47131pegasustransportation.comP: 888-280-6500, ext. 630 F: 502-212-0631•Trucking, logistics & transportation support services
Perkins LogisticsJohn [email protected] Getz RoadNoblesville, IN 46060perkinslogistics.comP: 317-565-1601
R + L Carriers Inc.Jeff Ferrell, [email protected] Fillmore RoadNew Carlisle, IN 46552gorlc.comP: 574-654-7224; F: 574-654-7401
Rapid Freight SolutionsMatt Allen, Logistics [email protected] Castle Park Drive, Ste. 101Indianapolis, IN 46256rapidfreightsolutions.comP: 317-575-7992; F: 317-843-5446
Reece Transport Exp. Inc.Clyde Reece, [email protected] N.W. 5th St.Richmond, IN 47374reecetransport.netP: 765-488-1527; F: 765-966-4548
RGT LogisticsHue Andrews, Business Development [email protected]. Box 103Elwood, IN 46036rgtransport.comP: 765-552-3381; F: 765-552-0566
RJM LogisticsJohn Boone, [email protected], IN rjmlogistics.comP: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989•Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.Misty Prickett, [email protected] Brady LaneLafayette, IN 47909schilli.comP: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700•Warehousing, supply chain management, dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and rental, trucking and transportation brokerage, warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane capacity
Sodrel Truck Lines1254 S. West St.Indianapolis, IN 46225sodrellogistics.comP: 800-448-5728; F: 317-632-6557•Same day, next day, residential & business deliveries of the small package shipper
Sodrel Truck Lines1 Sodrel DriveJeffersonville, IN 47130sodrellogistics.comP: 800-448-5728•Same day, next day, residential & business deliveries of the small package shipper
Specialized Transportation Inc. (STI)[email protected] US Highway 30 W.Fort Wayne, IN 46818stidelivers.comP: 800-234-2788; F: 260-429-3213•Specialized transportation and logistics
Summitt [email protected] Progress WayClarksville, IN 47129summittrucking.comP: 812-285-7777; F: 812-285-8949
Universal AM-CAN LTD1520 E. Berry St.Fort Wayne, IN 46803uacl.comP: 260-483-3106; F: 260-482-3974
UPS Freight - TL Division2401 Lynch RoadEvansville, IN 47711ups.comP: 812-423-3106•Terminal operators
UPS Freight - TL Division3343 W. Coliseum Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46808ups.comP: 260-471-7701; F: 260-471-4430•Terminal operators
UPS Freight - TL Division3747 W. Morris St.Indianapolis, IN 46241ups.comP: 317-244-3744 •Bonded truck fleets
UPS Freight - TL Division24955 U.S. 20South Bend, IN 46628ups.comP: 574-232-6935; F: 574-234-5384•Terminal operators
Werner Enterprises2444 S. West St.Indianapolis, IN 46225werner.comP: 317-788-8406
Wheels Assured LogisticsGary W. GilesP.O. Box 47364Indianapolis, IN 46247wheelsassured.comP: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
Whitewater Express Inc.27503 N. State St., #103West Harrison, IN 47060whitewaterfreight.comP: 812-637-1720; F: 812-637-2035
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Freight Services Planning the key location for storage and distribution of goods is critical. Consumers and businesses rely on the availability of goods and their ability to have a predictable and on-time arrival once purchased. Whether looking for a dedicated supplier, a facility equipped for specialized goods (i.e. food, electronics), or a temporary storage, Indiana’s logistics industry can exceed a company’s midwest distribution and warehousing expectations.
Kintetsu World Express (U.S.A.) Inc.Michael Kristensen, State [email protected] Illinois St., Ste. 124Carmel, IN 46032P: 317-566-9911; F: 317-566-9933•Air freight forwarder
Kuehne & Nagel Inc.1810 S. Lynhurst Drive, Ste. AIndianapolis, IN 46241kuehne-nagel.comP: 317-227-0100; F: 317-227-0400•Freight forwarder, custom house brokers, international freight forwarder, non-vessel operating common carrier
Larry G. CochranLarry [email protected] Williamsburg DrivePlainfield, IN 46168cochranusa.comP: 317-319-1565; F: 317-838-9005•Customs broker
Duneland Freight ForwardingBrian A. Gurgon, President5440 E. Melton RoadPortage, IN 46368dunelandfreightforwarding.comP: 219-764-7947; F: 219-764-3302• Steel hauling, flatbed freight
Exodus FreightMona Lisa, [email protected] Morenci Trail, Ste. 205Indianapolis, IN 46268exodusfreightllc.comP: 317-290-6002; F: 317-290-6470• Courier services, freight forwarder
Kenneth M. Williams & Associates Inc.Jon M. Richardson, [email protected]. Box 51607, 5327 W. MinnesotaIndianapolis, IN 46241kenwill.comP: 317-243-7575; F: 317-243-1449• Custom house brokers
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Abnormal Load Services (International) LimitedJill Peacock, Group Marketing [email protected] Hedon Road, Kingston upon HullEast Riding of Yorkshire, HU9 5NXabnormal-loads.comP: +44 (0) 1482 796214 F: +44 (0) 1482 707650• Global logistics, project forwarding and out of gauge cargo specialist by road, rail, air & sea
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.Robert Bocko, [email protected] Kincaid Drive, Ste. 202Fishers, IN 46037chrobinson.comP: 317-594-1435; F: 317-594-1451• Freight forwarder, custom house brokers, international freight forwarder, non-vessel operating common carrier, ocean freight forwarder, trucking transportation brokers, truck loads, intermodal services.
CEVA LogisticsMatthew Long, Managing [email protected] Airwest Blvd.Plainfield, IN 46168cevalogistics.comP: 317-837-5790; F: 317-837-5789
CJ International Inc.Jason Combs, Director of Indiana [email protected] Airport Drive, Ste. DFort Wayne, IN 46809cjinternational.comP: 260-479-8000; F: 260-479-8001• Consular document preparation, cargo & marine insurance, consolidators, customs bonds, drayage, expediters, export packing, international air traffic association, packing & crating, storage, CTPAT
DHL ExpressJay Dunham, [email protected] Bend, IN dhl-usa.comP: 407-446-6131• Freight forwarder, messenger & courier service
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Indiana’s logistics success is a story of momentum, which when boiled down to its
basic principle is really just another way of describing how well things are moving. The underlying formula is all too familiar. An object in motion tends to stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force, and any steps taken to avoid those outside forces result in a savings of time and energy. In physics, the major outside variables that slow things down are gravity and friction. In logistics, those slowing forces are infrastructure and regulations. In both cases, once those objects slow down or stop, it requires a substantial input of energy to get them moving again. The key to maximizing efficiency between point A and point B always involves sustaining momentum. If you want to know how Indiana delivers products quickly and more efficiently, you only need to look to that basic principle.
Indiana has spent years developing a logistics network that maximizes efficiency. With more intersecting highways than any other state, and a 10-year, $10-billion infrastructure improvement plan in place, Indiana’s road freight handling capacity is unparalleled. It certainly doesn’t hurt that the Hoosier state is within a single day’s drive
By Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of Commerce
to 80 percent of the U.S. population. But that only scratches the surface. In the center of Indiana’s highway system is the world’s second largest FedEx hub, and radiating outward are over 4,000 miles of railways. Beyond that are three international maritime ports, each a foreign trade zone, accessing the Great Lakes to the north and the Ohio and Mississippi river system to the south. When combined, it represents a network that is capable of sending any product, by any carrier mode, in any direction, to all points of the globe with staggering speed and efficiency.
You might say that businesses in Indiana have a distinct advantage when it comes to delivering products to their customers by avoiding intermodal friction. Aside from an efficient infrastructure that allows freight to travel smoothly through the state, there is an additional gain in efficiency through Indiana’s collaborative economy and business-friendly regulatory environment. The Hoosier State has earned the reputation as a state that works for business because of its collaborative spirit between the public and private sectors. By working together to arrive at long-term solutions that benefit everyone at the table, Indiana’s regulations and policies have been refined to work at the speed of business. In terms of logistics, it means conditions have been optimized to avoid gridlocks and expenses in areas like customs, zoning, permitting and interagency inconsistencies, all areas that have the potential to slow down even the best transportation infrastructures.
Solidifying those networks of air, rail, maritime and highway to function together as a complimentary system of delivery is just one example of how Indiana works as a family of agencies to keep things moving.
Another advantage to operating in a state that works for business, instead of against it, is Indiana’s ability to lower the overall cost structure. By working together to adopt sound fiscal policies to consistently balance the state budget and retain its AAA credit rating, Indiana has been able to operate in the black and invest inwardly in areas such as infrastructure. While other states are raising taxes and cutting services to compensate for mounting debt, Indiana has actually been lowering taxes and improving services. This not only helps keep the economy moving in Indiana, but keeps it growing. If you’re looking for momentum in the logistics business, lowering business costs is a sure way to keep your company and your products rolling in the right direction.
Indiana’s world-class transportation infrastructure keeps products moving faster and more efficiently, interagency collaboration reduces friction, and a lower cost structure through fiscal strength and security keeps the economy on track to provide long-term profits and sustained business growth. These elements all contribute to building and maintaining momentum, and while other states are struggling to get up to speed, Indiana is gliding along at one of the most efficient and cost-effective trajectories for business in the nation.
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THE WHO’S WHO OF LOGISTICS AT “THE CROSSROADS OF AMERICA”
U.S. Logistics RankingsPage 8
Business Listings Page 33
Logistics Maps Page 71
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