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LEARN AND
May 23–25 • St. Louis, MO • The Dome @ America’s Center
This year, more than ever, #IMX2022 will take a deep dive into how the industry
is preparing for significant infrastructure updates. Be part of the conversation
and make plans to attend this year’s Inland Marine Expo.
Register by March 28, 2022 for only $90. Registration includes:
150+ Exhibitors • Expert-Led Education Sessions • Party @ Ballpark Village
Networking Events • Line Throwing & Competition • Awards Ceremony
IMX is produced by
Register online at inlandmarineexpo.com
Schedule of Events
MONDAY, MAY 23
7:00 am - 6:00 pm Registration
8:00 am - 4:30 pm Exhibitor Move-in
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Private Meetings
5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Kick-off Reception
TUESDAY, MAY 24
7:30 am - 5:30 pm Registration
9:00 am - 5:00 pm Exhibit Hours
9:00 am Coffee Bar
9:30 am Opening Keynote Session – Advocating for Tomorrow’s Waterways
10:30 am Education Session – Building and Maintaining Our Marine Highway
11:15 am Education Session – Improving System Resiliency:
Waterway Action Plans, Port Readiness, and Cybersecurity
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch
1:30 pm Education Session – Electric and Hybrid Technology & Applications
2:30 pm Education Session – Maintaining the Environmental Advantage: Alternative Fuels
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Pre-Game Social and Maritime Throwdown Challenges
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm IMX Party
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
8:30 am - 5:00 pm Registration
9:00 am Coffee Bar
9:15 am Education Session – Tomorrow’s Workforce & ESG’s Role
9:30 am - 11:30 am Maritime Throwdown Finals
10:00 am - 2:00 pm Exhibit Hours
10:15 am Education Session – Investing in the Future: System-Wide Port Development &
Freight Opportunities
11:15 am Education Session – Infrastructure Investments Continue to Strengthen Midwest
Ports, Boosting Capacity and Increasing Profitability for the Barge Industry
12:00 pm Industry Proud: IMX Awards & Closing Session
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm Exhibitor Move-out
THURSDAY, MAY 26
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Exhibitor Move-out
*Schedule subject to change | 03-08-2022
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May 23–25 • St. Louis, MO
Opening Keynote Session
Advocating for Tomorrow’s Waterways
Tuesday, May 24 • 9:30 am – 10:15 am
With the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act late last year,
some $2.5 billion of federal funding was designated for new construction and
major rehabilitation projects along the inland waterways—navigation projects
that are itemized in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Capital Investment
Strategy (CIS). Besides that, an additional $4 billion in the bill was allocated for
the Corps’ operations and maintenance account.
That historic and highly anticipated infrastructure spending, plus a focus
on environmentally conscious transportation and supply chain disruptions,
makes this a significant moment that could drive the momentum that will carry
domestic marine transportation to new heights for decades to come.
Jennifer Carpenter Tracy Zea
President & CEO President & CEO The towboat and barge industry is also facing a major milestone this summer
with the conclusion of the four-year phase-in period of Subchapter M. On July
American Waterways Waterways 10, 100 percent of the U.S. towboat fleet is expected to be in full compliance
Operators Council, Inc. and fully certificated according to Subchapter M’s towing vessel regulations.
This year’s opening keynote, titled “Advocating for Tomorrow’s Waterways,”
With moderator John Shoulberg, will feature Jennifer Carpenter, President & CEO of American Waterways
Operators, and Tracy Zea, President & CEO of Waterways Council, Inc.
Editor, The Waterways Journal (WCI). Carpenter will speak on her association’s efforts to promote the
economic and security contributions, as well as the safety and environmental
advantages of the maritime industry, while Zea will address WCI’s efforts to
ensure the system is efficient and reliable and receives the necessary funding
for much-needed lock modernization.
Industry Proud: IMX Awards & Closing Session
Wednesday, May 25 • 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Tradition. Professionalism. Heroism. Safety and
Efficiency. Essential. Resilient. Proud.
These are all words that describe the maritime
industry in the United States and the people, both
on vessels and onshore, that make it thrive. In
this closing session of IMX 2022, attendees will
celebrate winners of the Maritime Throwdown
Rev. Tom Rhoades competition and hear from Rev. Tom Rhoades,
Maritime & River Chaplain chaplain with the The Seamen’s Church Institute, as he highlights what it means to be a leader in
the industry. Rhoades will then present this year’s 40 Under 40 leadership awards. The session will
The Seamen’s close with the presentation of the 2022 IMX Achievement Award.
Church Institute
sponsored by
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Education Sessions
TUESDAY, MAY 24
Building and Maintaining Our ident/Midwest Area, Waterways Corps of Engineers tions/Senior Naval Architect, The
Marine Highway Council, Inc. Panelist: Dave Lewald, Program An- Shearer Group, Inc.
10:30 am alyst-Navigation Systems, U.S. Coast Panelist: Jessica Lewis, Director of
Infrastructure on the Marine Improving System Resiliency: Guard Business Development, Industrial
Highways of the United States in- Waterway Action Plans, Port Panelist: Joe Celano, Director of Service Solutions
cludes what can be seen (locks Readiness and Cybersecurity Business Development, Trabus Panelist: Jonathan Braun, CEO, Zee-
& dams, utility crossings, and the 11:15 am Technologies boat, LLC
physical contours of the channel) In this session, representatives
and what is often unseen (air gap from the U.S. Army Corps of En- Electric and Hybrid Technology Maintaining the Environmental
sensors, data available to mari- gineers, U.S. Coast Guard and & Applications Advantage: Alternative Fuels
ners, and electronic aids to navi- Trabus Technologies will discuss 1:30 pm 2:30 pm
gation). In this session, Sean Duffy, and demonstrate a new predic- EVs (electric vehicles) are main- As operators look beyond die-
executive director of the Big River tive modeling system that draws stream on the road. Could EVs sel, what’s clear is that there is no
Coalition, will offer an update on on historical and live data, vessel (electric vessels) become main- “one size fits all” alternative fuel.
the deepening of the Mississippi traffic movements, vessel oper- stream midstream? Joshua Sebas- This session will look at a wide
River Ship Channel and the role of ating reports and geospatial data tian, vice president of The Shear- range of options—including LNG,
“invisible infrastructure” on our na- to inform the development of Wa- er Group, will lead this panel as compressed hydrogen, metha-
tion’s waterways. Paul Rohde, vice terway Action Plans and, thus, re- it presents a real-world business nol-hydrogen, ammonia as a ma-
president of the Midwest area for solve vessel traffic congestion and case analysis for the construction rine fuel and biodiesel—and fea-
Waterways Council, Inc., will review improve voyage planning along of a series of all-electric towboats ture a panel of experts discussing
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ the inland waterways. The Jones that will move containerized car- the strengths and weaknesses of
Capital Improvement Strategy, Walker’s Maritime Practice Group go between two terminals on a each.
the future of lock construction on will also discuss a system resilien- Marine Highway route. Panelists
the rivers and canals of the Unit- cy and cybersecurity report that will explore other hypothetical Panelist: Joshua Sebastian, P.E.,
ed States, and the Navigation and they are developing for Inland Riv- applications, like fleet and harbor Vice President – Operations/Senior
Ecosystem Sustainability Program ers, Ports & Terminals, Inc. work and ferries, where electric Naval Architect, The Shearer Group,
(NESP) for the Upper Mississippi propulsion could not only achieve Inc.
River. Panelist: Jim Kearns, Special Coun- decarbonization but also prove Panelist: Mike Complita, P.E., PMP,
sel, Jones Walker’s Maritime Prac- profitable. Principal in Charge|Vice President
Panelist: Sean Duffy, Executive Di- tice Group Strategic Expansion, Elliott Bay De-
rector, Big River Coalition Panelist: Brian Tetreault, Naviga- Guest Moderator: Joshua Sebas- sign Group
Panelist: Paul Rohde, Vice Pres- tion Systems Specialist, U.S. Army tian, P.E., Vice President – Opera-
Official Social Event
IMX Party @ Ballpark Village
Tuesday, May 24 • 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
The official #IMX2022 Party is headed back to Ballpark
Village. We’ll take over the second floor in the exclusive
and sleek Crown Room this year. Here, you’ll be
surrounded by classic beer memorabilia with your
favorite Budweiser products on tap.
Catch up with industry friends and make new connections
over drinks and appetizers. Then, step outside for a bird’s
eye view inside Busch Stadium. It’s game day in St. Louis,
so Ballpark Village is the place to be!
Stick around after to watch the Cardinals take on the
Toronto Blue Jays at 6:45 pm.
LEARN AND
The Crown Room at Ballpark Village, located next door to Busch Stadium.
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May 23–25 • St. Louis, MO
Line Throwing
Competition
MTD Finals • Wednesday, May 25 • 9:30 am
We’re proud to partner with Maritime Throwdown to co-host the
2022 Maritime Throwdown Finals at IMX2022, located on the trade
show floor. The Maritime Throwdown summons mariners from
across the industry for a 3-event battle, including the Throwdown
LEARN AND
Network @ IMX2022
course, AIM challenge and the C-Hero Rescue Pole Challenge.
These events showcase skills, endurance, excellence and safety.
KICK-OFF RECEPTION | THE DOME
Monday, May 23 • 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Kick-off IMX by reconnecting with great friends.
PRE-GAME SOCIAL | TRADE SHOW FLOOR
Tuesday, May 24 • 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Talk business over a beer (or two) before the IMX Party and watch
the Maritime Throwdown Challenges unfold.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
LEARN AND
Tomorrow’s Workforce & ESG’s healthy and committed workforce. Orleans and Port of Pittsburgh vestments underway at three Mid-
Role Commission will discuss what their west ports and new infrastructure
9:15 am Panelist: Kevin O’Neill, Vice Presi- ports are doing to invest in the fu- funding recently secured that will
Business leaders from just dent Regional Workforce Training ture. The panel will also feature a advance several other projects
about every industry are saying and Economic Development, West- representative from the U.S. Mari- to strengthen these facilities and
the same thing: Recruiting and re- ern Kentucky Community & Techni- time Administration. reinforce their important role in
taining employees today is a real cal College the global freight network. The
challenge. While the pandemic Panelist: Mike Breslin, Director of Moderator: Mary Lamie, P.E., Ex- discussion will highlight how the
has made workforce development Safety & Sustainability, The Ameri- ecutive Vice President - Multi Mod- improvements will facilitate an in-
extremely difficult, the challeng- can Waterways Operators al Enterprises, St. Louis Regional crease in barge services and deliv-
es won’t end with the pandemic. Panelist: Joe White, Director, AEU Freightway er cost efficiencies that drive prof-
Maritime companies must adapt LEAD Panelist: Brandy D. Christian, Pres- itability for the industry.
to attract and retain the next gen- Panelist: Rev. David Shirk, Chaplain, ident and CEO of the Port of New
eration of mariners and shore- The Seamen’s Church Institute Orleans, CEO of the New Orleans Moderator: Mary Lamie, P.E., Ex-
side staff. This panel—made up Public Belt Railroad ecutive Vice President - Multi Mod-
of representatives from American Investing In the Future: Sys- Panelist: Mary Ann Bucci, Executive al Enterprises, St. Louis Regional
Equity Underwriters, The Sea- tem-Wide Port Development & Director, Port of Pittsburgh Com- Freightway
men’s Church Institute, American Freight Opportunities mission Panelist: Dennis Wilmsmeyer, Ex-
Waterways Operators and West 10:15 am ecutive Director, America’s Central
Kentucky Community & Technical Ports are the on and off ramps Infrastructure Investments Port
College—will look at how company for the nation’s inland waterway Continue to Strengthen Mid- Panelist: Ed Weilbacher. General
culture; environmental, social and system. With cargo volumes and west Ports, Boosting Capacity Manager, Kaskaskia Regional Port
corporate governance; diversity; demand on the rise, building ca- and Increasing Profitability for District
total wellness and leadership de- pacity throughout the system is the Barge Industry Panelist: Mark R. Coulter, Vice Presi-
velopment within an organization critical. In this session, the chief 11:15 am dent, General Counsel, Port KC
will ultimately lead to a strong, executives from the Port of New Learn about the significant in-
inlandmarineexpo.com | 5Exhibitor List & Floor Plan
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ABB Inc................................................. 313 Engines, Inc......................................... 605 Master Packing & Rubber Co.......... 710 Scienco-FAST....................................... 126
AEU........................................................ 817 Environmental Restoration, LLC.... 330 McDermott Light & Signal............... 814 Sea Horse Systems, LLC................... 400
Affton Radiator................................... 442 Environmental Works Inc................. 332 Michels Construction, Inc................ 808 Seal Smart, LLC.................................. 622
AG Crane & Equipment.................... 912 ERL Commercial Marine................... 217 Michigan Wheel.................................. 500 Sennebogen LLC................................ 347
Alta Equipment Group..................... 524 F & M Mafco, Inc................................ 623 Midwest Foundation......................... 327 Separator Spares &
Fabick CAT........................................... 113 Equipment, LLC.............................. 322
American Waterways Operators.... 345 Mike’s Inc............................................. 319
Fuel Ox, LLC........................................ 418 SEWART................................................ 125
AMI Consulting Engineers, PA........ 826 MobileOps........................................... 828
Anvil Attachments.............................. 301 Furuno USA Inc.................................. 343 Sherwin-Williams................................ 727
Moxie Media....................................... 911
Archway Marine Lighting................. 501 GeoStabilization International........ 704 ShipConstructor USA, Inc..............1047
MSI......................................................... 429
Arcosa Marine.................................... 713 Global Data Systems......................... 522 Ships Machinery International....... 338
MTU- A Rolls-Royce Solution........... 315
Bacon Farmer Workman Gmeni Marine Electronics............... 827 Smith LaSalle Inc................................ 707
NABRICO............................................1046
Engineering &vTesting / Great Lakes Marine Marketing....... 822 Standard Calibrations, Inc. (SCI)..... 506
Marcum Engineering..................1044 National Maintenance &
Great Lakes Power............................ 131 Repair Inc......................................... 816 Stauffer Diesel.................................... 344
BAE Systems....................................... 239
Haley Marine Gears.......................... 515 Nauticomp Inc.................................... 402 Steiner Construction
Bell Power Systems / Company Inc................................... 529
Superior Diesel.............................. 245 HealthWorks Medical, LLC.............1045 Newt Marine Service......................... 520
STEP Marine by Electro
Bergan Marine Systems................... 945 Helm Operations............................... 413 Nightstick by Bayco Products, Inc..722
Plastics, Inc...................................... 934
Boats and Harbors............................ 819 Hilliard Enterprises, Inc.................... 447 Northern Safety & Industrial........... 425
Sterling Site Access Solutions......... 811
Bollinger Shipyards.........................1035 Humco Marine Products................. 300 On Site Alignment.............................. 624
Superior Industries........................... 231
BOSS..................................................... 830 Imtra Corp........................................... 709 Pacific Power Group......................... 416
Taylor Machine Works, Inc.............. 820
Butterworth, Inc...............................1036 Industrial Service Solutions............. 428 Paducah Convention &
Teledyne FLIR - Raymarine.............. 723
Visitors Bureau............................... 614
Carboline Company.......................... 326 Interstate Power Systems................ 134
The Hiller Companies, Inc................ 617
Paducah Rigging.........................307
Christie & Grey Inc............................ 124 J.F. Brennan Company Inc.........223
The Shearer Group Inc..................... 935
Palmer Johnson Power Systems.... 130
CK Power............................................. 118 Jefferson County Port Authority...1043
The Waterways Journal.............211
PANOLIN America, Inc...................... 616
Columbia Industrial Products......... 941 JRC Americas....................................... 325
Thordon Bearings Inc....................... 334
Phoenix Lighting................................ 733
ComMar Sales, LLC........................... 434 Karl Senner LLC.................................. 233
Timco Industries................................ 916
Kent Safety.......................................... 611 PPG Protective & Marine Coatings... 812
Conrad Shipyard, LLC....................... 831 Towing Vessel Inspection
KODEN Marine Electronics.............. 705 PYI, Inc.................................................. 340
Controlled Water Systems, Inc....... 417 Bureau (TVIB)................................. 931
Kohler Power Systems...................... 407 Quality Turbocharger
CTEH (Center for Toxicology & TowWorks, LLC................................... 420
Components LLC........................... 909
Environmental Health, LLC)........ 324 L-44....................................................... 745 Trabus Technologies......................... 823
Rasmussen Equipment Company /
Cummins Inc....................................... 329 Laborde Products, Inc...................... 514 Wire Rope & Rigging..................... 829 Transport Products and
Cutco Cutlery...................................... 243 LeBlanc & Associates LLC................ 322 Service Enterprises, Inc................ 414
RECO Equipment Inc........................ 342
Datrex, Inc........................................... 600 Lubriplate Lubricants Co................. 519 Triangle Enterprises, Inc.................. 618
Rice Nozzles /
Deansteel Mfg. Co., Inc..................... 708 Mackinac Marine Services............... 128 Metalmec SA DE CV...................... 606 Tug and Barge Solutions Inc........... 415
DEIF....................................................... 401 Mactech, Inc........................................ 335 River Diving & Salvage, Inc............... 512 Unipar, LLC.......................................... 447
Dickson Marine Supply..................... 144 MAGNA Lifting Products Inc............ 804 Rose Point Navigation Systems...... 227 Volvo Penta of the Americas........... 134
Diesel Outboards, LLC...................... 809 Mainstream Commercial Rumford industrial Group Inc........ 509 W.W. Williams..................................... 416
Divers, Inc........................................ 138 Sabine Surveyors, Ltd....................... 507 W&O Supply........................................ 629
Drury Hotels........................................ 609
Mantsinen Group.............................. 523 Saftrax.................................................. 813 West KY Community &
E-Crane International USA.............. 724
Marco.................................................... 721 Technical College.........................1041
E3 Environmental.............................. 517 SCF Services................................745
Marine Solutions, Inc.................424 Wooster Products Inc....................... 715
Economy Boat Store/PTL Marine... 142 Schoellhorn-Albrecht
Marine Supply North America Inc..446 Machine Co., Inc...........................1029 WorkBoat...........................................1033
EMD® Engines by Progress Rail,
A Caterpiller Company................. 429 Maritime Partners, LLC..................... 608 Schottel, Inc......................................... 421 Young Corporation............................ 706
Empire Foam Solutions, LLC........... 725 Masaba................................................. 717 Schuyler Companies......................... 511 ZF Marine Propulsion Systems....... 122
6 | IMX is produced by The Waterways JournalMay 23–25 • St. Louis, MO
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ROOM 140Hotel Accomodations
Please book your IMX hotel room
Please make your reservation directly with the hotel(s). Call and
ask for the Inland Marine Expo room block or LEGEND
reserve online by
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by Monday, May 2.
visiting inlandmarineexpo.com/hotel-travel/ 20TH
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314-269-5900
IMX HEADQUARTER HOTEL 18TH Downtown Trolley 610 N 7th St, St. Louis, MO 63101
The hotel offers 212 two-room suites with a wet bar, mini-
A drink voucher will be given to those that One-Way Street
incentive book
within the IMX Marriott St. Louis Grand room block.
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refrigerator and microwave, plus televisions in both the
bedroom and living room. Other hotel amenities include a
business center, indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center,
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reception, and atrium restaurant and lounge.
314-621-9600 | 800 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 6310
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I P P I R I V E RMay 23–25 • St. Louis, MO
St. Louis Is Event Ready
Start Planning Your Trip
IMX is continuing its residency in St. Louis, MO.
Nestled along the banks of the mighty Mississippi
River, the city’s tie to the inland marine industry
goes back to 1764.
While you’re in town, discover the city’s rich history
by visiting the newly renovated Gateway Arch
Museum and grounds. Don’t miss out on local
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cake. Check out explorestlouis.com to learn all
about the river city.
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150+ Exhibitors • Expert-Led Education Sessions • IMX Party @ Ballpark Village • Networking Events
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