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DOUBLETREE BY HILTON & MIAMI AIRPORT CONVENTION CENTER

VMeet over 6,000 International Air Cargo and Maritime Executives from over 60 Countries V See the Latest Products, Technologies and ServicesVMeet Representatives from over 40 Airports, Airlines and SeaportsV Learn Why Miami is the "Trade and Logistics Hub of the Americas"V Attend the Joint Conference

NOVEMBER 4-6, 2015 REGISTER NOW!

REGISTER NOW!

Trade Trends in The AmericasIncreasing Productivity of Airports and SeaportsCargo Transportation Innovations, Going GreenReducing Supply Chain RiskPerishables Trade TrendsUN Procurement Opportunities Update on Trade Opportunities in CubaDeveloping Tomorrow’s Transportation and Logistics Leaders

SPEAKERS:Jaime Alvarez P., Senior Director Cargo, Copa AirlinesEric Andrews, President, EMO 24 LLCDr. Teo Babun Jr., Managing Partner & CEO, BG Consultants, Inc.Jim Butler, President, American Airlines CargoAdam B. Cunha, Presidential Advisor, Cargo Business, Viracopos AirportFermin Cuza, President, World BASC OrganizationJulian Diaz Renyi, VP for Cargo Operations Planning and Continuous Improvement, LAN CARGO LATAM Airlines GroupLenny Feldman, Managing Member, Miami Office, Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg P.A.Kenneth Finneran, Founder & CEO, SUBLIME Leadership LLC Mathieu Floreani, CEO for the Americas, DHL Global ForwardingDonald N. Francey, Head of Key Clients, SeaLandBrandon Fried, Executive Director, AirForwarders AssociationEmilio T. Gonzalez, Director & CEO, Miami Dade Aviation DepartmentTom Grubb, Manager Cold Chain Strategy, American Airlines CargoJames R. Hertwig, President & CEO, Florida East Coast RailwayDonna J. Hrinak, Corporate Vice President, The Boeing Company and President Boeing Latin America Bill Johnson, Secretary of Commerce State of Florida and President & CEO, Enterprise Florida R. Gil Kerlikowske, Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland SecurityJuan M. Kuryla, Port Director & CEO, PortMiamiAndrew O’Brian, President & CEO, Corporación QUIPORT S.A.Felipe Pereira dos Reis, Head of Airport, Passenger, Cargo and Security, The Americas, IATAEdgar Pineda, Chief Commercial Officer, Panama Ports CompanyRené Puche, Director, Port of Barranquilla Thania Rios, Assistant Dean, School of Business, Miami Dade CollegeJoseph Riquelme, Executive Director, FIU Online Soomi Ro, Chief Logistics and Transportation Section, UN Procurement DivisionJose Rodriguez, VP, Sales & Marketing,Seaboard MarineRichard Roffman, Publisher, LatinTradeReport.com & CubaTradeReport.comand Co-Host of the Nationally Syndicated Radio Show “Made in America” Albert Saphir, Principal, ABS Consulting Ronald Schaefer, Project Lead, Center for Excellence (CEIV), Pharmaceutical Logistics, IATA Rick Scott, Governor, State of FloridaRomaine Seguin, President - Americas Region, UPS InternationalIrvin Varkonyi, President, Supply Chain Operations PreparednessMichael White, Assistant Director, Cargo Facilitation & Standards, IATA Amy Woodward, Sales Manager, Agro America LLC

CONFERENCE TOPICS:

WHY EXHIBIT?Air Cargo Americas is the largest international aircargo exhibition and congress in the WesternHemisphere. It provides companies with excep-tional opportunities to promote their productsand services to senior air cargo executives andshippers from the Americas marketplace.

Miami serves as the “Trade and Logistics Airport of the Americas”. Miami InternationalAirport ranks #1 in international freight in theU.S., and is impressively ranked as the ninthlargest air cargo airport in the world. The airportis home to over 100 international and domesticairlines. It serves over 1,300 customs brokersand freight forwarders who operate in the SouthFlorida region. Also, it is the leading center for in-tegrated carriers such as DHL, FedEx and UPS.Miami’s international trade community providesthe event with a dynamic and large visitor baseof international executives and aviation officialswho attend the show.

SeaCargo Americas will bring together more than 400 top executives from all sectors of themaritime community to exchange views and experiences to enhance the growth of the maritime industry in the Western Hemisphere.

The PortMiami is recognized as the "Cargo Gate-way of the Americas". Miami's unique geo-graphic position makes the Port easily accessible to the Caribbean and Latin Americanmarkets as well as Asia via the Panama Canal. Itis the largest container cargo port in the State ofFlorida handling over 900,000 TEUs annually.More than sixteen of the world's top shippinglines call at the Port from which they service 250ports worldwide. Latin America and theCaribbean account for more than 50% of thecargo passing thru the PortMiami.

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Accenture Freight and Logistics Software

ACL AirshopAeroexpress / AEH Group S.A.AeroserviciosAeroterm US, Inc.Air Cargo NewsAir Cargo Week / AZura International Air Cargo WorldAir Charter ServiceAir FranceAir Transport Publications Ltd.Airborne Global Solutions AirBridge Cargo Airlines, LLCAktiv Assekuranz USAAlpine Systems Associates, Inc.American Airlines CargoAmerican Airlines Credit UnionAmericas Alliance Network Americas Logistics Business

NetworkAmeriflight, LLCAmerijet International, Inc.Ancra InternationalArbon EquipmentAstrophysicsATC Aviation Services AGAtlas Air WorldwideAutoclearAvianca CargoAviation ExpressBringer Air CargoBroward CollegeBrussels Airport CompanyCargo Care ServicesCargo Network ServicesCargo TrendsCaribbean Airlines Cargo, Ltd.CEIA S.p.A.Centurion CargoChapman Freeborn Airchartering, Inc.Chennault International Airport

AuthorityComprehensive Software Research

& Design (CSRD)Consolidated Aviation Services

COPA AirlinesDelta CargoDHL Network OperationsDouble Ace CargoELC Security ProductsEnterprise Florida, Inc.EVA InternationalEverts Air CargoFedExFenix Airways CargoFlorida Customs Brokers

& Forwarders AssociationFlorida East Coast RailwayFlorida Export Packers, Inc.FreightWeekGlobal Warehouse SolutionsGlobe Air Cargo, Inc.GLT HAE GroupHartsfield-Jackson Atlanta

International AirportHudson BearingsIAS LogisticsIFL GroupIn-bound LogisticsISCAR GSEJetBlue CargoJett It! Corp.JFK Office Supermarket, Inc.Journal of CommerceKLM-Martinair CargoKelly TractorLambert St. Louis International AirportLan CargoLazaro Delivery CorporationLeader JetLeisure Cargo Liege AirportLuxair Cargo S.A.Lynden Air Cargo LLCMagaya Corp.Manager Cargo Software Matheson Flight ExtendersMexpress Transportation, Inc.Miami Dade College / EIG-Watson

School of Aviation

Miami-Dade Aviation Dept.Miami Free ZoneNational Air CargoNavitrans USA / BST Logistics USANCBFAA (National Customs Brokers

Forwarders Association of America,Inc.)

NCM - Network Cargo ManagementNorthern Air CargoPlasgad Plastic Products ACS Ltd.Port San AntonioPort of Miami Terminal Operating

Company (POMTOC)PortMiamiPuerto de Barranquilla, Sociedad

PortuariaQuick CallerSan Antonio International Airport / San

Antonio Airport SystemSATO Global SolutionsSeaboard MarineSilk Way AirlinesSmiths DetectionSolar Cargo, Inc.Spire Flight Solutions (World Fuel

Services)StarcomSTAT TimesStericycleSterling TransportationTerminal LogisticsThe Charter StoreThe International Air Cargo Association

(TIACA)TotalPack, Inc.TranscargaTropical ShippingTurkish CargoUniversal Freight Organization UPS Air CargoUS Food and Drug AdministrationU.S. Customs & Border ProtectionWCA / LognetWest Jet Cargo / Exp-Air CargoWorld Fuel ServicesWorld Trade Center MiamiXiamen Dragon Logistics Corp.

WHO ATTENDS?Air Cargo Lines

AirportsBankers

Brokers/ConsolidatorsCargo Handling Companies

Container Hire & Leasing CompaniesConveyor Systems

Cranes & Crane AccessoriesCustoms AgentsCustoms Brokers

DistributorsExporters/Importers

Express, Parcel & Courier ServicesFreight Centers/Terminal Operators

Freight ForwardersGeneral Sales AgentsGovernment Officials

International Compan iesLoading & Unloading Equipment

Logistics CompaniesManufacturers

SeaportsShippers

Shipping LinesTrucking Companies

Warehousers

2015 AIR CARGO & SEACARGO AMERICAS EXHIBITORS

Go to www.aircargoamericas.com and www.seacargoamericas.com

MIAMI: “TRADE AND LOGISTICS CENTER OF THE AMERICAS”

8/24/15

6,000+ International Executives to AttendAir Cargo & SeaCargo Americas 2015

For info on the events, contact the World Trade Center Miami at 305-871-7910 or at info@worldtrade.org • ibarrios@worldtrade.org

BOOTH INFORMATIONAll booths are available at $3,200/$3,600. The booth in-cludes: 10’ back drape & 3’ side rails, fully carpeted space,one skirted 6’ table, two chairs, one wastebasket, boothsign, 500 watts of electricity, 5 booth personnel passes, 1free conference pass and a listing in the exhibitor directory.FOR BOOTH SALES AND CONFERENCE FEES CONTACT:World Trade Center Miamiwww.worldtrade.org

Go to www.aircargoamericas.comor www.seacargoamericas.com to review the topics, speakers, special functions and costs.

You may register directly on these sites.

IMPORTANT NOTICEFOR ALL ATTENDEES

The 2015 Air Cargo and SeaCargoAmericas show is expected to be thelargest combined air and sea cargoshow in the Western Hemisphere.More than 6,000 maritime and aviationexecutives are expected to attend.

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