H A P P E N I N G S
THIS WEEK:
Monday, May 13
1:00 PM
Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
Wednesday, May 15
6:00 PM
Efficiency and Competitiveness -- Securing Cargo and Jobs
2013 CITT State of the Trade and Transportation Industry Town Hall Meeting
Where: Carpenter Center, CSULB, 6200 Atherton St.
Thursday, May 16
8:30 AM
Port of LA Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
NEXT MONTH:
Monday, June 3
1:00 PM
Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
Thursday, June 6
8:30 AM
Port of LA Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
Monday, June 17
1:00 PM
Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
Wednesday, June 19
8:00 AM - 2:30 PM
FuturePorts Annual Conference
STRONG PORTS = STRONG CALIFORNIA Collaborating for Success
Thursday, June 20
8:30 AM
Port of LA Harbor Commission Meeting
Where: Port Administration Building
Click here to see more upcoming trade and transportation events at The Manifest Calendar of Events
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NEWS
LOS ANGELES HARBOR COMMISSION CERTIFIES FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR PROPOSED RAILYARD
March 7, 2013
Dan Walters: California Legislature saturated with deals
Sacramento Bee 8/29/12
CEQA Modernization – The End or Just the Beginning?
Fox & Hounds 8/28/12
Navigating Stormy Seas
Hong Kong Trader 5/2/12
The shipping industry is facing a foul-weather year in 2012, continuing the lacklustre performance of 2011. Drewry Maritime Research, the London-based shipping consultant, believes that the worldwide shipping industry may have lost up to US$5.2 billion last year. read more..
Viewpoints: Incentives sharpen state's competitive edge
Sacramento Bee 5/8/12
L.A.'s political football
Los Angeles Times 5/7/12
First truck replaced under Boston's Clean-Truck program
Port Technology International 4/13/12
Container Traffic at US Ports Suggests Manufacturing Rebound
IndustryWeek 4/13/12
Inbound container volumes rise at Long Beach (reg req'd)
portworld 4/13/12
Long Beach Port Sees Stronger Activity
Los Angeles Business Journal 4/13/12
Industry Education
Global Logistics Specialist
The Center for International Trade and Transportation at California State University, Long Beach announces the Spring 2012 offering of the Global Logistics Specialist Professional Designation Program. This program was developed by industry professionals for the industry.
GLS Onine begins February 27, 2012
For more information email citt@ccpe.csulb.edu, call (562) 985-2872 or visit our web site.
FuturePorts Annual Conference
STRONG PORTS = STRONG CALIFORNIA
Collaborating for Success
Join us for an interesting discussion of
important topics facing
Southern California's Goods Movement Industry!
We’ll have experts from the Ports, government and regulatory agencies, community, and business finding ways to reach common ground on issues affecting us all. We CAN collaborate to ensure California’s success for a healthy economy and environment!
WHEN/WHERE:
Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Time: 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Breakfast and registration starts at 7:15 a.m.
Place: Renaissance Long Beach Hotel ** NEW LOCATION**
111 Ocean Blvd., Long Beach CA 90802
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
FuturePorts Members $99
Non-Members $125 ($150 after May 17)
Gov't/Non-Profit $75 ($90 after May 17)
Download the sponsor form
Download the flyer..
Register/find out more..
Support Good Jobs, Less Traffic and Better Air Quality
Introducing www.BNSFConnects.com
Join BNSF Connects to voice your support and learn how BNSF will create good jobs, less traffic and better air quality with Southern California International Gateway. There are 3 ways you can help:
- Visit our new project website register your support: www.BNSFConnects.com
- Watch our YouTube video on how SCIG will shorten truck trips on the 710 Freeway
- Stay connected with us on Facebook and Twitter and weigh in on conversations about good jobs, less traffic and better air quality
FuturePorts is the organization bringing together business, community and government leaders to work toward an integrated approach to resolving port, industry and community concerns.
As the two largest ports in the nation, the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach generate $200 billion annually in throughput, and handle 43% of all waterborne U.S. trade and 60% of all imports from Asia. Hundreds of thousands of jobs have already been created in Southern California by ever-increasing port activity. With trade volume projected to triple over the next 20 years, Southern California has an unprecedented opportunity to solidify its position as the nation's pre-eminent trade center. However, a number of challenges threaten the ports' and industries' ability to sustain their role as critical economic engines in California and the nation.
- Congestion in the region continues to increase, and the construction of necessary improvements to alleviate bottlenecks is hindered by funding shortfalls and delays in the decision-making process.
- Air quality and other environmental challenges are jeopardizing the timely completion of much-needed infrastructure improvements.
- Area residents are increasingly concerned about the impact of port activity on their communities, and struggle to understand the beneficial and necessary role our ports play in the local econom
The time is now for a dynamic and visionary organization to secure a vibrant economic and environmental future for the ports, their businesses and their surrounding communities. Currently, there is no single advocacy organization focused on solving goods movement problems using a multi-stakeholder and regional perspective on the ports and shipping supply chain. FuturePorts will identify growth and environmental challenges and advocate strongly for solutions through its Strategic Action Plan.
Download the FuturePorts brochure.. (.pdf)
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