George Lauriat

George Lauriat is Editor-in-Chief of the American Journal of Transportation (AJOT) and a veteran journalist with more than 50 years of experience covering global shipping, ports, trucking, logistics, energy, and supply chain economics. He has reported from more than 50 countries throughout North America, Europe, and Asia, publishing approximately 4,000 bylined articles, a book, numerous book chapters, and research for television specials. Before joining AJOT, Lauriat was a foreign correspondent based in Hong Kong, contributing to leading international publications covering maritime trade and global commerce. He is a recipient of the Jefferson Fellowship for his reporting on maritime policy and international affairs.

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Three pivotal Mediterranean economies

The economies of Italy, Greece and Turkey are pivotal to the economies of the Mediterranean Sea. These economies are stakeholders in a broader band of economic activity that links Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

Georgia and Army Corp. ink dredging agreement
Market trends for NVOs and international freight forwarders
Inlanders: Inland ports key to improving North American port system
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Anderson looks for future infrastructure projects in North America to open up export opportunities

In an interview with the AJOT that comes shortly after the release of the CG/CL’s 2014 Top 100 North American Infrastructure Projects, Anderson talks about country clusters and the need to provide the economic support for US exports and enterprise.

WWPC links project forwarders with projects
Wah Kwong’s CEO Tim Huxley
Road trip
Niche ports provide California with critical logistic options
Boxship numerology

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