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5th Annual Steel Scrap ConferenceNovember 9-10, 2011 Chicago, IL

17th Annual Mexican Steel ConferenceJanuary 23-24, 2012 Monterrey, Mexico

5th Annual Steel Tube & Pipe ConferenceFebruary 6-8, 2012 Houston, TX

The Aluminum SummitJune 11-13, 2012 New York, NY

Steel Success Strategies XXVII

June 18-20, 2012 New York, NY

6th moving mEtals ConferenCeDeCeMber 5-6, 2011 | CONrAd HILTON | MIAMI, FL

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Pack your bags! AMM’s 6th Annual Moving Metals Conference is going to Miami for two days.

What’s on the minds of executives dealing with intermodal movement of metals? • deteriorating infrastructure – is there

relief in sight?• Have you started preparing for electronic logs?• How are others finding and retaining

qualified drivers?• Will global shippers leverage the accessibility

of the Panama Canal or will the lack of funding for dredging prevent usage?

• How will the competition between ports affect the steel and scrap markets?

• How will Shale drilling affect crude oil prices?• What do you choose — shorter loading times

or lower service costs?

book your room by November 4 for an exclusive rate of $169 USD www.amm.com/movingmetals or 212.224.3577

Highlight Address: Panama Canalrodolfo Sabonge, VP Market research & Analysis, Panama Canal Authority

Highlight Address: International Steel Shipping robert Drew, General Manager of Logistics, Tata Steel International

roundtable Discussion: Intermodal Transportation from Producer’s Point of ViewSteve Fulton, director of Logistics, TMK IPSCOSteve Potter, Logistics Manager, Olin brassPamela racer, director of Sales & Logistics, Wise AlloysSue Wood, Corporate Transportation director, Worthington Industries

6TH ANNUAl

DeCeMber 5-6, 2011 | CONrAd HILTON | MIAMI, FL

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Discover cost-effective transportation solutions and move toward better efficiency and profitability, while networking with key decision makers in one location.

2:00 pm Highlight Address: International Steel Shipping

An overview of the international steel shipping industry which will include vessel capacity, demand, and project trends for Year 2012

robert Drew, General Manager of Logistics, Tata Steel International

2:30 pm International Shipping Outlook Industry experts speak on their preparation

for the Panama Canal’s expansion impact, lack of funding for dredging, and import/export markets.

robert Giangoia, Chartering Manager, ICAP Shipping

Fotis Giannakoulis, VP Oil Services & Commodity Shipping Equity research, Morgan Stanley

Gary lagrange, President, Port of New Orleans

3:30 pm Networking break

4:00 pm Scrap Metal Panel This panel focuses on the intermodal

movement of scrap metal from the beginning to the end of the supply chain.

Phillip bedwell, Corporate Manager rail & Barge Transportation, OmniSource

rebecca Dye, Commissioner, Federal Maritime Commission

Sean Strawbridge, Managing director, Trade relations & Port Operations, Port of long beach

5:00 pm Networking reception

7:30 am registration, exhibits & breakfast Open

8:00 am reaction to CSA 2010 This panel discussion will explore the impact

of CSA 2010 such as: finding drivers, retaining drivers, and electronic logs. It will also explore credit issues, rising freight costs, capacity issues, and independent contractors.

Tim barth, V.P. Sales & Marketing, CrST Malone, Inc

Tom Ferkany, VP Universal Trade Solutions, Fraley and Schilling

9:15 am Networking break

9:45 am Trucking Outlook The trucking outlook will examine on how to

manage fleets, loading times, and low margins.

barry Moody, Vice President Sales, Universal Truckload

Dan Taylor, Senior VP, Melton Truck lines

Allan Welch, Corporate Transportation Manager, Olympic Steel

10:45 am rail Outlook A look into the resurfacing of stockcars due to

previous inactivity, comments on the need for expansion, and view points from a transloader.

Greg Dixon, Executive VP, baker Iron and Metal

Gregory Harkey, director of Marketing- Metals, Norfolk Southern Corp

Hal Owens, President, Precision Components Inc

Greg Shimonek, Senior Business director Metals and Ores, Union Pacific

11:45 am barge Outlook A report on the good, the bad, and the ugly in

the barge market. Also being discussed is the battle against grain producers and the shortage of equipment.

Steve Alley, director of Sales, Ingram barge

Terry Moore, director-Business development, AeP river Operations

12:30 pm Conference Close

Tuesday, deceMber 6, 2011Monday, deceMber 5, 2011

regisTer early & saveeArlY bIrD rATe (ends Nov. 4): $995STANdArd rATE: $1195www.amm.com/movingmetals or 212.224.3577

There are numerous challenges in the cost-effective transportation of metals and raw materials. what does this mean for the entire supply chain including metal producers, service centers, shippers and ports, and logistics companies? amm’s moving metals event will bring together leading experts who will provide answers.

6th moving mEtals ConferenCeDeCeMber 5-6, 2011 | CONrAd HILTON | MIAMI, FLOrIdA

be seen – be Heard – sponsor or exhibit if you are interested in being a sponsor or exhibitor please contact mary Connors at 646.274.6250 or mconnors@amm.com.

network with delegates before the event starts with our unique delegate messenger System you can communicate with other registered delegates prior to the event. this is an ideal opportunity to set up meetings at the event.

Miami

8:00 am registration, exhibits & breakfast Open

8:50 am Opening remarks David brooks, Senior VP, American Metal

Market

9:00 am Keynote Address: Overview of Com-modity Flows & Freight Transportation

rosalyn Wilson, Senior Business Analyst, Delcan Corporation

9:30 am roundtable Discussion An interactive Q&A session with logistics

and transportation managers discussing all forms of intermodal transportation from the producer’s point of view.

Steve Fulton, director of Logistics, TMK IPSCO

Steve Potter, Logistics Manager, Olin brass

Pamela racer, director of Sales & Logistics, Wise Alloys

Sue Wood, Corporate Transportation director, Worthington Industries

10:30 am Networking break

11:00 am Infrastructure Spotlight Analysis of the US infrastructure system and

the impact that an impending $140 billion from a legislative bill could have on the market.

leo Penne, Program director for Freight Transportation & Economic development, American Association of State Highway & Transportation Officials (AASHTO)

11:30 am energy Spotlight An overview on the price and market drivers of

crude oil, briefing on the Marcellus Shale and an update on the natural gas market.

brian Habacivch, Senior VP research & Publications, Fellon McCord

12:00 pm Networking lunch

1:30 pm Highlight Address: Panama Canal This presentation will be an analysis of the

potential impact of the Panama Canal expan-sion. Will it lead to more competition between ports? What should we expect? Will rail and trucking in North America be affected?

rodolfo Sabonge, VP Market research & Analysis, Panama Canal Authority www.amm.com/movingmetals

Accommodations: American Metal Market has reserved a block of rooms at a special rate of $169 USD for conference delegates. Rate is exclusive of taxes, gratuities & service charges and is based upon availability. The cut-off date for this rate is November 4, 2011. To make your hotel reservations, please call the Conrad Hilton toll free at 800-HILTONS or for general hotel information you may contact the hotel directly at 305.503.6500. The Conrad Hilton is located at 1395 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL 33131.

Cancellation Terms and Conditions: Registration cancellations received in writing on or before November 4, 2011 will qualify for a refund less 10% handling charge. No refund will be given on cancellations after this date, although delegate substitutions will be accepted. For cancellation information, please call 818.487.2085 or 866.891.3143. For hotel cancellation policy, please contact the hotel directly. In the unlikely event this conference is cancelled for any reason, neither AMM nor its subsidiaries and/or associated companies nor its employees accept any responsibility for travel accommodation cost or consequential losses incurred by a prospective delegate as a result of any such cancellation. We therefore recommend that prospective del-egates arrange appropriate travel insurance coverage. Note: While every effort is made to ensure the speakers, papers, topics, tours, etc. are announced in advance materialize, neither AMM Events nor its subsidiaries and/or associated companies nor its employees accept any liability or responsibility in cases where they fail to materialize. Presentations that are made available to AMM for distribution will be emailed to all confirmed delegates and made available for download after completion of a short survey. For more information, please contact 212.224.3577.

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