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Hacebaga to Succeed Cordero as Long Beach CEO

The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners were expected to select longtime Port of Long Beach executive Dr. Noel Hacegaba as the Port’s next CEO, effective Jan. 1. Hacegaba, currently chief operating officer, would succeed Mario Cordero, who is stepping down at the year end, after leading the port through record cargo growth, major modernization and the global pandemic. Hacegaba has served in senior management roles at the port for 15 years, ... [+]

CSX Selects Boone, Kenney to Lead Growth

CSX, the U.S. East Coast Class I rallroad, has reported executive leadership changes that the company said are designed to strengthen its strategic focus and advance its long-term growth objectives. Kevin Boone has been named executive vice president and CFO, succeeding Sean Pelkey, who has departed ... [+]

‘Stronger When We Work Together’ – ALAN@20

Launched in response to the logistics challenges associated with Hurricane Katrina in October 2005, The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) is marking 20 years of helping humanitarian organizations get relief supplies stored, transported and delivered to disaster sites more quickly – and free of charge. “In ... [+]

Holiday Spending Immune to Tariffs? NRF

U.S. consumers plan to spend US$890.49 per person on average this year on holiday gifts, food, decorations and other seasonal items, according to the National Retail Federation’s annual consumer survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics. The amount is the second-highest in the survey’s 23-year history ... [+]

UNCTAD’s Rebeca Grynspan – Maritime Transport Enters Uncharted Waters

By Rebeca Grynspan Following is the foreword for the Review of Maritime Transport 2025, written by Grynspan, secretary general of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Not since the Suez Canal’s closure in 1967 has the industry witnessed such sustained disruption to the arteries ... [+]

CH Robinson’s Chris Ugarte – US Supreme Court to Hear Broker Liability Case

By Chris Ugarte The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up a case that could settle conflicting court interpretations of who can be held liable in roadway-accident lawsuits against the transportation industry. In Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II LLC, the plaintiff was injured along a highway ... [+]

DHL Names Asmussen to Corporate Affairs Post

DHL Group has named Maike Asmussen as executive vice president for corporate public affairs at DHL Group, effective Jan. 1, 2026. She succeeds Volker Ratzmann, who is retiring at the end of the year. Asmussen, who will report directly to CEO Tobias Meyer, is currently chief ... [+]

CSX Corp. Names Linde Veteran Angel CEO

CSX Corp. said Sept. 29 it has named former Linde CEO Steve Angel as president and CEO, and a member of the board. He succeeds Joe Hinrichs, who has departed from the company after three years at the helm. Angel, with more than 45 years of ... [+]

US Senate Confirms Three DOT Administrators

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said three new administrators were confirmed Sept. 18 by the GOP-led U.S. Senate, part of an en bloc to dodge the formal conformation process that properly vets qualified administrators. Instead the Senate confirmed roughly four-dozen nominees in an en bloc ... [+]

FSTED Council Elects 2025-27 Officers

The Florida Seaport Transportation and Economic Development Council said it has elected a new slate of officers for the 2025-2027 cycle. • Joshua Revord, P.E., Port of Fort Pierce port director, was elected chair. • Joseph Morris, Port Everglades CEO and port director, was elected vice chair. • ... [+]