Canal Barge Company, Inc.

Dayton Freight is a privately-held, regional less-than-truckload (LTL) freight carrier serving the U.S. Midwest. Founded in 1981 by Thomas L. Cronin Jr., the company has grown from a single terminal to an operation spanning 70 service centers and more than 6,000 employees. Its fleet includes 2,037 tractors and 4,992 trailers. The company's core business is LTL freight transportation, complemented by truckload services under the DFT brand and expedited delivery through DFXpedited. Dayton Freight reports a 98% on-time service record and a 99.6% claims-free delivery rate across its network. The company is union-free and remains privately held. Dayton Freight emphasizes operational reliability and efficiency, supported by what it describes as advanced logistics technology. The company's stated priorities include customer service quality and a people-first workplace culture, which it refers to internally as "The Dayton Difference."

In 1973, Don Sulpicio Go embarked on a journey that would transform the Philippine maritime landscape. As a copra trader navigating the archipelago, he recognized a critical gap: the urgent need for reliable connectivity between urban centers and remote islands. This insight sparked the establishment of Sulpicio Lines, Inc., with a modest fleet of 17 ships strategically deployed across tertiary and developing routes. Over five decades, the company evolved from these humble beginnings into Philippine Span Asia Carrier Corporation (PSACC), now one of the largest domestic shipping companies in the Philippines in terms of vessel count and gross tonnage. With 16 major ports nationwide, the largest container yard in Cebu, and a comprehensive suite of cargo services from port-to-port containerized shipping to door-to-door delivery, PSACC has become the logistics backbone keeping Philippine commerce moving across islands, embodying their commitment to 'Moving Forward, Together.'

True Up Companies exists to solve a critical bottleneck in the logistics and fulfillment industry. When the nation's largest retailers need to scale their distribution networks, they cannot afford delays, inefficiencies, or subpar installations in their fulfillment centers. True Up Companies was founded in 2016 to meet this challenge head-on - delivering expert commercial general contracting and third-party logistics services that transform empty warehouses into fully operational, high-performance distribution hubs. What started as a collaborative venture between Lisa and Scott Meldrum has evolved into a comprehensive contracting solution that combines 20+ years of construction industry expertise with corporate precision. The company specializes in fulfillment center buildouts, material handling installations, conveyor systems, automation integration, and complete warehouse outfitting for the world's largest online retailers and major corporations. With locations in Arizona and Nevada, True Up Companies has grown from a family-owned business into a trusted partner that operates across the United States and Canada, bringing the same values of quality, safety, efficiency, and customer-first relationships to every project they undertake.

In 1969, Roger Penske had a vision to transform the transportation industry. He purchased a small car and light-truck rental and leasing business serving eastern Pennsylvania with just three locations. From those humble beginnings, Penske recognized that businesses needed more than just trucks - they needed a partner who understood their unique challenges and could deliver innovative solutions to keep their operations moving forward. What started as a regional rental company has evolved into a global transportation leader spanning North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Penske pioneered the full-service leasing model, combining fleet management with comprehensive maintenance services. Today, with operations across more than 1,000 locations and a fleet exceeding 300,000 vehicles, Penske continues to push boundaries - pioneering commercial electric trucks, developing connected fleet technologies, and providing end-to-end logistics solutions that power the world's supply chains. The company's relentless focus on customer service, operational excellence, and innovative thinking has made it the trusted partner for businesses ranging from local enterprises to global corporations.

HGL understands that contaminated sites, unexploded ordnance, and radiological hazards pose real threats to communities and ecosystems worldwide. For over 35 years, HGL has existed to solve these critical environmental challenges - developing innovative, effective, and sustainable engineering solutions that reverse harmful impacts, restore natural resources, and protect our planet for future generations. As an employee-owned company of more than 550 professionals, HGL combines deep technical expertise in groundwater and surface water modeling, environmental restoration, military munitions response, and radiological cleanup with a commitment to exceptional client service and environmental stewardship. HGL's mission-driven culture focuses on addressing some of the world's most complex environmental problems, from emerging contaminants like PFAS to traditional chemical contamination across all media. Their work spans the United States and its territories, supporting federal agencies including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Defense, and Department of Energy. By investing in research and development and maintaining core values of care, integrity, innovation, and stewardship, HGL delivers cutting-edge solutions that restore contaminated sites to beneficial use while protecting the safety and well-being of their team members and the communities they serve.