Untitled - Faster Freight - Cleaner Air

PAST SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS OF FFCA
Join these prestigious companies who have reaffirmed their commitment to faster freight and cleaner air by
participating in the FFCA Conference Series:
ACTI
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority
APM Terminals
Applied LNG Technologies, LLC
Argillon LLC
BAAQMD
Balqon Corporation
BNSF Railway Company
Boshart Engineering
CabAire
California Air Resources Board
California Energy Commission
California Natural Gas Vehicle Coalition
Capacity of Texas, Inc.
Cascadia
Cervantes-Delgado, Inc
CH2M Hill
Chart Inc- NexGen
Cleaire Advanced Emission Controls, LLC
Clean Cam Technology Systems
Clean Diesel Technologies, Inc.
Clean Energy
CNGVP
Crowley Marine Services Inc.
Cryostar USA
Hanover
Husky Terminals
Huss, LLC
ILWU
Imperium Renewables
International Longshore & Warehouse Union
International Truck and Engine Corporation
IronMan Parts & Services
ISE Corporation
Kenworth Truck Company
Konecranes
Latham & Watkins
Long Beach Container Terminal
Los Angeles World Airports
McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
Metro
MIRATECH Corporation
Moffatt & Nichol Engineers
MotivePower, Inc.
MSRC
National Biodiesel Board
National Grid
National Railway Equipment Company
Navistar, Inc.
Nett Technologies, Inc.
PERC
PG&E
Phoenix Motorcars, Inc.
Port Authority of NY/NJ
Port Metro Vancouver
Port of Everett
Port of Long Beach
Port of Los Angeles
Port of Portland
Port of Seattle
Port of Tacoma
Propane Education & Research Council
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
Puget Sound Regional Council
QuantumSphere, Inc.
Railpower Hybrid Technologies Corp.
Renewable Energy Group
Roush Enterprises
Southern California
Association of Governments
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Sea to Sky Pollution Solutions
Sound Energy Solutions
Southern California Edison
Southern California Gas Company/
Sempra Utilities
CSX Corporation
New Jersey Department of Transportation/
Sprint Nextel
Department of Environmental Protection
Cummins Cal Pacific
SSA Marine
New York City Department of Transportation
Cummins Emission Solutions/
Sterling Truck Corporation
Cummins Power Systems LLC
New York Power Authority
Cummins Northwest LLC
New York State
Tacoma Rail
Department of Transportation/
Teamsters Port Division
Cummins Westport, Inc
Department of Environmental Protection
Teleflex Power Systems
Diesel Technology Forum
New York State Energy Research
DMJM Harris
and Development Authority
Toyota Motor Sales
Donaldson Company, Inc.
NexGen Fueling - A Division of Chart
TranSystems
Industries
Union Pacific Railroad
E Global Solutions, Inc., (EGS)
NorthStar, Inc.
U.S. Department of Transportation
Electric-Motive Diesel, Inc.
NYK Line/Yusen Terminals
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Extengine
O2 Diesel
Valley Power Systems
Freightliner Trucks
ORYXE
Washington State Department of Ecology
FuturePorts
Pacific Gas & Electric
Washington State
Gateway Cities
Pacific Harbor Line, Inc.
Department of Transportation
General Atomics
Pacific Merchant Shipping Association Washington United Terminals
General Electric
Pacific Power Products
Westport Innovations, Inc.
Green Diesel Technology
ZTR Control Systems

FASTER FREIGHT – CLEANER AIR CALIFORNIA 2009
Sustainable growth for the goods movement industry with a focus on
the technologies, policies, and strategies that make it possible.
Now in its sixth year as the nation’s premier conference on freight mobility and air quality, Faster Freight – Cleaner Air
(FFCA) returns to Long Beach in 2009 with a sharp focus on the preeminent issues facing the goods movement industry
today. While California continues to be recognized as a leader in the implementation of progressive clean air policies,
the combined forces of variable economic conditions, expanding regulatory policies, and emerging technologies are yet
again changing what a sustainable business model looks like in our industry.
FFCA California agenda topics pursue a profound examination of where
potential improvements lie across a variety of modes of transport. This year’s
conference will closely examine a variety of key themes including how the
goods movement industry:
• Meets challenges posed by freight congestion, energy and the
economy while advancing goals to improve air quality and
combat climate change;
• Evaluates their carbon footprint through emission models and
inventories and manages policy and regulatory implications of
greenhouse gases and climate change;
• Intends to promote energy security through innovation and
alternative energy options;
• Can reduce the impact on climate change by implementing
green infrastructure design and development, emission
control technologies and sustainable development;
• Is taking steps to reduce the supply chain carbon footprint;
• Moves forward with the implementation of clean truck programs
and alternatives; and,
• Explores new funding opportunities to support costs for clean
air technologies that will provide long-term community and
economic benefits.
Past/expected attendees include:
• State & federal government
agencies
• Port executives and staff
• Marine terminal operators
• Railroads
• Ocean carriers
• Trucking companies
• Air freight companies
• Environmental & community
organizations
• Technology providers
• Rail equipment providers
• Funding providers
• Importers and exporters
• Industrial end users
• Intermodal marketing companies
• 3PLs
• Distribution center operators
• Industrial real estate developers
• Infrastructure providers
• Off-Road equipment operators
• On-Road equipment operators
Who Will Attend FFCA
This event attracts a wide audience of professionals with a stake in clean air issues and the development of a more
efficient freight system. This group includes supply chain stakeholders and service providers, regulators, and technology
companies who will gather in Long Beach to discuss the latest innovations and strategies, examine the latest trends and
pursue new business opportunities.
Past speakers include:
• U.S. EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson
• U.S. DOT Secretary Mary Peters
• Union Pacific Chairman, President, and CEO James Young
• California Senator Alan Lowenthal
• City of Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa
• City of Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster
• California Air Resources Board Chairman Mary Nichols
• BNSF Chairman, President and CEO Matt Rose
• AAPA President and CEO Kurt Nagle
• American Trucking Assoc. Vice Chairman Tommy Hodges
• California Business, Transportation & Housing Agency
Secretary Dale Bonner
• APM Terminals North America President Eric Sisco
• International Longshore & Warehouse Union International
President James Spinosa
• New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Commissioner Lisa P. Jackson
• Panama Canal Authority Administrator Alberto Aleman
Zubieta
• Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Chairman Anthony
R. Coscia
• Southern California Edison President John Fielder
• U.S. Xpress, Inc. Co-Chairman & President Patrick Quinn
• Port of L.A. Harbor Commission President David Freeman
• Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission President Mario
Cordero

SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITOR OPPORTUNITIES
Conferences and exhibitions are some of the most valuable venues for networking and reinforcing business
relationships. The 2009 FFCA California event is no exception. For 2009, we have redesigned our marketing
packages to provide more options and value - online, in print and at the conference - to increase your company’s
visibility and build brand awareness with the key industry decision makers in attendance.
With ports from around the world now focused on the San Pedro Bay as it leads the nation in innovation and progressive
policies for air quality improvements, this is your opportunity to showcase how your company plays an important role
in supporting these efforts.
PLATINUM SPONSOR
$25,000
3 Opportunities Available
• 20’ x 20’ exhibit space with priority exhibit location to maximize visibility and attendee
foot traffic. Space includes an 8’ draped backwall and 3’ draped siderails, booth
signage, four (4) 6’ skirted tables and eight (8) chairs.
• Sponsor recognition at one of the three luncheons including a reserved table for 10,
company logo recognition on the agenda page of the conference Resource Book, and
the opportunity to open the luncheon with welcoming remarks.
• Prominent logo placement on your choice of one premium giveaway: lanyard, flash
drive, or other promotional item (given to each attendee).
• Two (2) vehicle display options that can be used for placement inside the Expo Hall
(space permitting).
• 10 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Full-page ad in the conference Resource Book.
• Complete attendee list in excel database format at the conclusion of the conference.
• “Platinum Sponsor” recognition with your organization’s logo on the home page of
the FFCA California website.
GOLD SPONSOR
$15,000
6 Opportunities Available
• 20’ x 20’ exhibit space in the Expo Hall. Space includes an 8’ draped backwall and
3’ draped siderails, booth signage, four (4) 6’ skirted tables and eight (8) chairs.
• Sponsor recognition at one of the breakfasts or coffee breaks including company
recognition on the agenda page of the conference Resource Book and event signage.
• One (1) vehicle display option that can be used for placement inside the Expo Hall
(space permitting).
• 8 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Exclusive sponsorship of one plenary session panel including company logo recognition
on the agenda page of the conference Resource Book and on the AV screens on
opening slide.
• Half-page ad in the conference Resource Book.
• Complete attendee list in Excel database format at the conclusion of the conference.
SILVER SPONSOR
$10,000
• 10’ x 20’ exhibit space in the Expo Hall. (Space includes an 8’ draped backwall and
3’ draped siderails, booth signage, two (2) 6’ skirted tables and four (4) chairs.)
• One (1) vehicle display option for placement inside the Expo Hall (space permitting).
• Co-sponsorship of one breakout session including company logo recognition on the
agenda page of the conference Resource Book and on the AV screen on opening
slide.
• 6 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Half-page ad in the conference Resource Book.

BRONZE SPONSOR
$5,000
• 10’ x 10’ exhibit space in the Expo Hall. (Space includes an 8’ draped backwall and
3’ draped siderails, booth signage, one (1) 6’ skirted table and two (2) chairs.)
• 4 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Quarter-page ad in the conference Resource Book.
EXHIBITOR
$2,500
• 6’ x 9’ exhibit space in the Expo Hall. Space includes an 8’ draped backwall, booth
signage, one (1) 6’ skirted table and two (2) chairs.
• Two (2) conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
VIP RECEPTION SPONSOR
$8,000
Pre-Conference
Sunday, March 22, 2009
• The Host of this reception will have the privilege of inviting 10 additional guests to the
reception. This special Sunday evening reception will be for all conference presenters,
exhibitors, sponsors and special guests (this event will not be open to all attendees).
This is an excellent opportunity to invite dignitaries from the region, special clients/
customers and key staff members to this exclusive event.
• A representative from your organization will make a welcome introduction to guests to
set the tone for the evening.
• Five (5) conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Prominent signage including company logo at the main entrance to the venue.
SPONSOR OF THE EXPO
GRAND OPENING
RECEPTION
$10,000
Day One
Monday, March 23, 2009
• A representative from your organization will make a welcome introduction to guests to
set the tone for the evening.
• Company logo recognition on the agenda page of the conference Resource Book.
• Five (5) conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Prominent signage including company logo in the Expo Hall.
AQUARIUM
OF THE PACIFIC
RECEPTION SPONSOR
$15,000
Day Two
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
• A representative from your organization will make a welcome introduction to guests to
set the tone for the evening.
• Company logo recognition on the agenda page of the conference Resource Book.
• 6 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.
• Prominent signage including company logo at the main entrance to the venue.
PORTFOLIO OR
TOTE BAG SPONSOR
$6,000
• Prominent logo placement on the official portfolio or tote bag given to each attendee.
• 2 conference registrations for your organization and VIP guests.

RETURN ON YOUR MARKETING INVESTMENT
To help your organization gain exposure to key goods movement industry participants, FFCA California has
developed a multi-tiered promotion and public relations campaign designed to return maximum value on your
sponsorship.
As an Exhibitor at FFCA California ($2,500 level), you will benefit from:
• Listing on the FFCA California 2009 web site in the Exhibitor section with link to your company’s
website;
• A presence on the “Faster Freight-Cleaner Air Conference Series” website providing links, content,
and information on all FFCA Conferences and Sponsors.
• A company profile in the conference Resource Book given to every attendee; and,
• Exceptional booth traffic and networking opportunities via receptions, breakfasts and coffee breaks
scheduled in the exhibit hall.
As a Sponsor of FFCA California ($5,000 level and above), you will receive the benefits listed above, PLUS:
• Listing and logo on the FFCA California 2009 web site in the Sponsor section with link to your
company’s website;
• Participation in a targeted, comprehensive marketing campaign including the following:
o Logo recognition in periodic emails to over 10,000 potential event attendees.
o Logo recognition on over 15,000 printed save the date cards.
o Logo recognition on over 15,000 printed conference invitations.
Your benefits begin immediately when you confirm your commitment to FFCA California. Let FFCA work for you
by returning the attached registration form today.
SPONSOR/EXHIBITOR TERMS & CONDITIONS
A complete guide to exhibiting at FFCA California will be sent to you via email from GNA and from the official show decorator and service
contractor. The following is general information that you will need to know about exhibiting at FFCA California.
Exhibit Set Up
Set up of Exhibits may begin at 10:00 a.m., Monday, March 23, 2009, for vehicle displays and displays that are 10’ x 20’ or larger.
Displays that are smaller than a 10’ x 20’ begin set up at 11 a.m. Exhibitor move-in must be completed by 3:00 p.m. Move-in schedule
is subject to change. To ensure orderly and efficient installation, operation and removal of the displays and to eliminate confusion by the
presence or solicitation of unknown or unqualified firms, FFCA management will designate one decorator as the official service contractor.
Only full-time employees of exhibitors may erect and dismantle their own displays. All personnel must be registered and obtain badges from
the FFCA registration desk prior to entering the Exhibit Area.
Exhibit Dismantling
Exhibits will close promptly at 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Exhibits must be dismantled/packed for removal no later than 7:00
p.m., Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Exhibitor employees must be present for the dismantling and packing of the displays until the booth
area is cleared. FFCA is not responsible for items left after the show closes at 3:00 p.m. on March 25, 2009.
Cancellation Policy
A written notice of cancellation is required. Please send cancellation notice to: FFCA, c/o GNA, 3015 Main Street, Suite 300, Santa
Monica, CA 90405. Cancellations received before February 1, 2009 will be assessed a penalty of 25% of the total sponsorship. No refunds
for any reason will be made for cancellations received after February 1, 2009.

SPONSOR & EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION FORM
1. SPONSORSHIP LEVEL
Platinum Sponsor - $25,000 VIP Reception Sponsor - $8,000
Gold Sponsor - $15,000 Grand Opening Reception Sponsor - $10,000
Silver Sponsor - $10,000 Aquarium Reception Sponsor - $15,000
Bronze Sponsor - $5,000 Portfolio or Tote Bag Sponsor - $6,000
Exhibitor - $2,500 Full Page Advertisement Add-On - $800
Vehicle Display Add-On - $2,500 Half Page Advertisement Add-On - $600
Quarter Page Advertisement Add-On - $400
2. CONTACT INFORMATION
Primary Booth Contact Person
Street Address
Title
City State Zip Code
Company
Phone
Email
Fax
3. PAYMENT
Check Enclosed (Please make check payable to: Gladstein, Neandross & Associates)
Authorized representative confirms that he/she has reviewed the Terms and Conditions and will abide by them.
Signature Date Title
Please return via email or fax to:
Gladstein, Neandross & Associates
3015 Main Street, Suite 300
Santa Monica, CA 90405
Tel: (800) 993-0302
Fax: (310) 314-9196

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