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June 3, 2025

The Role of Rail, Maritime, and Intermodal Assets in North Carolina’s Supply Chain

Registration is now open for the Q2 meeting of the NC Infrastructure & Supply Chain Council, taking place Monday, June 3, at 11:00 a.m.  Join the NC Chamber for an in-depth virtual session exploring the vital role of rail, maritime, and intermodal infrastructure in building a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable supply chain for North Carolina.

As global and regional supply chain demands evolve and face challenges such as global economic instability, natural disasters, or man-made disasters (like tariffs), this session will highlight how businesses can better leverage these critical assets to drive competitiveness and long-term growth.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge, hear from industry leaders, and contribute your voice to statewide infrastructure strategy!

What You Will Gain

  • Participants will gain a comprehensive overview of the state’s current freight and logistics ecosystem, with detailed profiles of key rail lines, port operations, and intermodal hubs.
  • Expert presenters will outline each mode’s core customer base, value propositions, and practical ways companies can engage with them—whether optimizing for cost, speed, sustainability, or capacity.
  • The session will also examine how these modes connect operationally and digitally, offering integrated logistics solutions that meet the needs of North Carolina’s diverse industries—from manufacturing and agriculture to life sciences and advanced mobility.
  • Whether you’re managing shipping strategies, evaluating infrastructure investments, or navigating today’s freight and logistics challenges, this session will equip you with insights to align your business with North Carolina’s robust and competitive logistics network.
This meeting is complimentary and open to all infrastructure and supply chain stakeholders, even though the council is typically reserved for NC Chamber members at the Cornerstone level or higher.