Future Freight Networks Media Kit 2012

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1 Future Freight Networks Media Kit 2012

2 Future Freight Networks The ALC Year Book 2012 Dear ALC stakeholder After the success of the Australian Logistics Council s (ALC) 2011 Yearbook Future Freight Networks, it is with great pleasure that I invite you to take part in supporting the industry publication for ALC is the peak national body representing the major and national companies participating in the Australian freight transport and logistics (T&L) supply chain. ALC is now the only industry-funded body in Australia focusing specifically on ensuring our national supply chains are safe, secure, efficient, reliable, sustainable and internationally competitive. Future Freight Networks 2011 was a great success with stakeholders, decision makers, industry and government. As well as reaching a wide range of industry players, copies were distributed to senior government officials including ministers and shadow ministers in the national, state and territory parliaments, as well as senior officials in transport and infrastructure departments. Future Freight Networks 2012, produced in conjunction with Executive Media Pty Ltd, will build upon the impressive standard that has been set by the previous year, providing information on the key issues currently facing industry members. The journal-style publication will be the must-have resource for insight into the policies, priorities and projects of ALC, and will showcase the reasons for Australia s social and economic dependence on the T&L sector. It will also contain a feature on the ALC s Annual Forum 2012, themed Positioning Australia in the Global Supply Chain which attracts over 300 of the senior industry and government executives across its two days. Future Freight Networks is a unique vehicle for reaching key decision makers within the highest levels of industry and government. Its distribution parallels the T&L industry, as Future Freight Networks delivers your message to every major player in Australia s T&L sector. I encourage you to discuss an advertising package with Executive Media. Yours sincerely MICHAEL KILGARIFF Managing Director PO Box 20 Deakin West ACT 2600 Suite 17B, 16 National Circuit Barton ACT 2600 T: F: E: admin@austlogistics.com.au

3 FUTURE FREIGHT NETWORKS THE ALC YEARBOOK 2011 Future Freight Networks Media Kit 2012 Approximately 14.5 per cent of Australia s GDP is generated through the T&L industry, and the size of the industry is expected to double by 2020 giving all parties with interests in transport and logistics a good deal of scope for growth. FUTURE FREIGHT NETWORKS 2011 View the 2011 yearbook online at futurefreightnetworks.realviewdigital.com/ Future Freight Networks 1 From ship to shore, road to rail and beyond, the transport and logistics (T&L) industry keeps Australia moving. The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) is Australia s only national, freight logistics industry association advocating to all levels of Government and industry on freight T&L supply chain regulation and infrastructure issues. ALC Members are major companies participating in the Australian freight transport and logistics supply chain, including: Transport and Logistics providers and owners Logistics facilities such as ports and/or intermodal terminals Transport and Logistics Infrastructure owners Retailers/Manufacturers/suppliers/consignors Associate Members include associations, government agencies, organisations and companies participating in the Australian freight transport and logistics supply chain. As the official publication of the ALC, Future Freight Networks is the must-have reference for T&L operators and the broader industry. The publication will provide editorial content to showcase the major issues in Australia s T&L industry, all the while looking towards the future of Australia s freight networks. Editorial will also focus on the ALC s Action Plan, which has been put in place to ensure optimum growth and effectiveness for the industry as a whole. The T&L sector encompasses road transport, rail, warehouse and storage, maritime and aviation, and employs between one million and 1.5 million people in both direct and associated roles. Future Freight Networks provides a unique opportunity to reach all of the major players in the T&L industry, through distribution via key channels and to senior industry stakeholders. We look forward to discussing an advertising package to suit your needs. Feature topics intended for the 2012 edition include: National transport policy and regulatory reform agenda, including single national regulators for rail/ marine safety and a heavy vehicle regulator The National Ports Strategy and the National Freight Network Plan under development by Infrastructure Australia. Freight futures in Australia s capital cities Australia s freight evolution Intermodal freight systems Energy efficiency and climate change Best practice Advocacy Safety Supply chain Innovation Equipment and Supplies Packaging Safety Rail carriage Sea/Air carriage Information Technology FACTS ON T&L Worth $150 billion to Australia each year; Generates 14.5% of GDP; 165,000 businesses; and Australian freight task is estimated to double by 2020.

4 Future Freight Networks Specifications & Rate Card Full Page $3,995- Double Page $6,095- Half Page $2,695- Quarter Page $2,095- Trim Size 297mm deep x 210mm wide Image Area 260mm deep x 177mm wide Bleed Size 307mm deep x 220mm wide Horizontal 125mm deep x 177mm wide Vertical 260mm deep x 85mm wide Vertical 125mm deep x 85mm wide Horizontal 60mm deep x 177mm wide Covers Outside Back Cover $5,995 Inside Front Cover $5,495 Inside Back Cover $4,895 Files types accepted: Advertisements must be supplied as press-ready high-resolution (300DPI) PDF files. Editorial must be supplied as a Microsoft Word file, not in the body of an . Images to be supplied as high-resolution (300DPI) JPG or TIFF files. Images must not be embedded in Microsoft Word documents. We do not accept: Photos, illustrations and logos as RGB pictures, JPEG compression, or embedded in Word documents. Images obtained from, or created for, websites. Software such as Corel Draw, Publisher, Microsoft Office applications; these files must be converted to PDFs. Spot colours (all colours to be CMYK).

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