Kuehne+Nagel Sea Logistics Seminar - Kansas City

Would you like to experience an in-depth and unbiased look at the various issues plaguing the sea logistics industry?

Kuehne+Nagel is hosting a sea logistics seminar designed to provide shippers with a unique opportunity to hear from our transportation and logistics experts; hosted by Bill Rooney, Vice President Strategic Development at Kuehne+Nagel and special guest speaker Ricky Stover; Assistant Vice President, Sales & Marketing for CPKC Railway.

Please join us and your peers as we discuss important topics impacting the global supply chain, such as:

• Sea logistics update
• Trade history
• Covid-19 lessons
• Supply chain resilience
• Environmental regulations
• Looking forward
• The future of technology

Doors open at 8 AM and breakfast will be served between 8-9am. Lunch will be provided after the session from 12:30pm onwards.

The seminar will start promptly at 9 AM.

Disclaimer: The information presented in this seminar is intended for the recipient to whom it was presented. Reproduction or distribution of the content of this presentation in whole or in part is not permitted without the express written consent of Kuehne+Nagel or its affiliated companies

About your guest speaker, Ricky Stover.

Ricky joined the former Canadian Pacific Railway in December 2020 leading sales and marketing for the International Intermodal and Automotive lines of business. In July 2022, he was appointed to lead CP’s Domestic Intermodal services. After the merger between CP and KCS Railways in April 2023, Ricky was appointed to his current role leading CPKC’s North American Domestic Intermodal business segment; the first single-line network to connect Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.

Ricky has diverse leadership experience across railroad, intermodal and trucking business sectors. Before joining CPKC, he served as Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing at C.R. England – North America’s largest temperature-controlled transportation provider.

Ricky began his transportation career at BNSF Railway, where he held several roles of increasing responsibilities within the intermodal and industrial products business units. After earning his MBA at Texas Christian University, Ricky joined the faculty as Adjunct Professor of Supply Chain Logistics within the Neeley School of Business. Ricky now serves as a board member for the Center for Logistics & Supply Chain Management at his alma mater, the University of North Texas.