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2012-2013 DIRECTORY
THE PORT OF BALTIMORE
With its 50-foot container berth
completed,Baltimore is one
of only two EastCoast ports
able to receive some of
the biggest ships in theworld.
The Must-Have Resource
For Maritime Industry Leaders!
PORT OF BALTIMORE
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Charles H. White, Jr.
A Senior Research Fellow at the Tuck Graduate School of Business at Dartmouth, White
has more than 30 years’ experience in transportation policy on the national level. He
has also been Visiting Professor of Logistics and Intermodal Transportation at the
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY. Early in his career, he was Chief of
Litigation at the former Interstate Commerce Commission, responsible for defending
the agency’s orders deregulating the nation’s trucking industry. Between government
assignments, White practiced law and participated in all major railroad merger
proceedings during the ’80s and ’90s that collectively transformed and revitalized the
freight railroad industry. The Yale Law graduate has advised many foreign governments
on transportation regulatory, safety and infrastructure issues.
PORT
PERSON
Most rewarding aspect of being on
the Commission:
Being associated
with the Maryland Port Administration’s
outstanding management and staff
during this critical time in the Port’s
development.
Greatest accomplishment with
the Commission:
Without a doubt,
the precedent-setting public-private
partnership with Ports America.
Primary goal moving forward:
Helping the Port fully potentiate the
competitive advantage it now has with
its 50-foot berth, especially with regard
to cooperation with CSX in establishing
efficient and competitive double-stack
intermodal service.
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