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Mineta to address TIA members at annual convention

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The Transportation Intermediaries Association, a trade association of third-party logistics companies, has announced that former Secretary of Transportation Norman Y. Mineta, the longest-serving secretary in the history of the U.S. Department of Transportation, will be the keynote speaker at the association’s 29th Annual Convention and Trade Show, scheduled to take place April 19-21 at the Royal Pacific Hotel in Orlando, Fla.

A senior level meeting concentrating on the 3PL industry, the TIA Convention explores prevalent challenges and opportunities in the industry. Through educational seminars and networking activities, attendees will learn new and better ways of expanding their services and improving the bottom line, organizers say.

“It is an honor to have Secretary Mineta, with his extraordinary experience and distinguished track record of success, address our attendees,” says Robert Voltmann, TIA’s president and chief executive officer. “Secretary Mineta has a perspective on where we have been and where we are going that is second to none.”

Organizers say this year’s program has been restructured to fit the needs of those seeking topics of Fundamental, Advanced, Expansion or Universal application. Key topics that will be addressed in plenary and educational sessions during the conference include:

TIA serves the industry through educational opportunities like the annual convention and its online Third Party Logistics University. To learn more about the TIA Convention or for registration information and a roster of offerings, go to www.tianet.org.