Corporate Membership Benefits Package

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1 Corporate Membership Benefits Package Eno offers its corporate members the unique opportunity to be a part of conversation, to advertise in publications and at events, to subscribe to exclusive content, and to recruit quality employees. All members receive: Complimentary advertising in Eno Transportation Weekly (ETW) Opportunity to address Eno members and audience at events Opportunity to contribute relevant articles to Eno Brief Invitation to policy calls with lawmakers, senior Hill staff, policy principals, and leaders Access to Membership Directory (coming soon!) Access and ability to post to Eno Job List (coming soon!) Leadership Council ($50,000+) Membership to the Eno Board of Advisors, which provides strategic input and advice to Eno s leadership on current Eno policy, research, and advocacy work on federal and state issues related to Eno s agenda, along with setting forth future projects and work Exclusive participation in the development of Eno s working group projects. Eno s current groups include the Public- Private Partnerships, Freight Funding, and NextGen Working Groups Headline sponsorship with prominent logo display at all Eno policy events nationwide Sponsorship listing on Eno s website for all policy events Two complimentary VIP tables at Eno s Annual Leadership Development Conference Complimentary invitation for you and five colleagues to all Eno policy events nationwide One full tuition waiver to a multi- day Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training

2 One full tuition waiver to a single- day Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training Title sponsorship of a luncheon event at each applicable Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training 15 Eno Transportation Weekly annual subscriptions Complimentary advertising in ETW breaking news blasts Advisory Board ($25,000+) Membership to the Eno Board of Advisors, which provides strategic input and advice to Eno s leadership on current Eno policy, research and advocacy on federal and state issues related to Eno s agenda, along with setting forth future projects and work Exclusive participation in the development of two Eno working group projects. Eno s current groups include the Public- Private Partnerships, Freight Funding, and NextGen Working Groups Headline sponsorship with prominent logo display at all Eno policy events nationwide Sponsorship listing on Eno s website for all policy events One complimentary VIP table at Eno s Annual Leadership Development Conference Complimentary invitation for you and three colleagues to all Eno policy events nationwide One full tuition waiver to a single- day Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training and a 50 percent discount to any multi- day Title sponsorship of a luncheon event at each applicable Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training s 10 Eno Transportation Weekly annual subscriptions Complimentary advertising in ETW breaking news blasts Gold ($10,000+) Headline sponsorship with prominent logo display at one Eno policy event nationwide Sponsorship listing on Eno s website for one policy event

3 One complimentary signature table at Eno s Annual Leadership Development Conference Complimentary invitation for you and two colleagues to all Eno policy events nationwide One full tuition waiver to a single- day Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training 7 Eno Transportation Weekly annual subscriptions Silver ($5,000+) Complimentary invitation for you and a colleague to two Eno policy events 50 percent discount to a single- day Eno Center for Transportation Leadership training 5 Eno Transportation Weekly subscriptions The Eno Center for Transportation is a 501(c)(3) not- for- profit organization. Contributions support our independent research and policy work. Contributions can also be directed to support training and workforce development efforts.

4 Our Mission The Eno Center for Transportation s mission is to seek continuous improvement in transportation and its public and private leadership in order to increase the system s mobility, safety and sustainability. About Eno Eno was founded in 1921 by William Phelps Eno, who promoted safe mobility by ensuring that traffic control became an accepted role of government and traffic engineering a recognized professional discipline. Eno works across all modes of transportation, with the mission of cultivating creative and visionary leadership for the sector. We pursue this mission by supporting activities in our Center for Transportation Policy (CTP) and our Center for Transportation Leadership (CTL). Eno is a non- profit charitable foundation, recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3). About half of Eno s work is supported by its endowment; the remainder is supported by tuition and fees, contracts, and publication sales. In order to make the best use of its resources, Eno often works in partnership with government agencies, professional organizations, and other private organizations. P3 Working Group The Eno P3 working group brings together political leaders, investment professionals, stakeholders and researchers. It oversees Eno staff research on P3 s and provides input that ensures our policy recommendations have value across a large spectrum of political viewpoints. NextGen Working Group The project brings together individuals from the aviation, academia, government, and the larger business community. Through targeted research on NextGen and discussion of outstanding issues, we can provide specific strategies, policy recommendations, and implementable ideas for action that could make substantial, transformative progress in this area. Freight Funding Working Group This group will bring together truckers, railroads, ports, and shippers to discuss how we might develop a specific proposal for funding a multimodal freight program. This group will assemble and update existing data and analysis on the issue to inform decision- making and build consensus around a specific proposal. The group can then work to present the proposal to Congress and the Administration as they continue to discuss the surface transportation authorization bill. Center for Transportation Leadership Eno conducts training s each year to build the skill set of transportation professionals. Courses are offered for multiple modes of transportation, and varying levels along the career path. Eno s Leadership Development Conference brings twenty of the brightest transportation graduate students nationally for a weeklong program. Courses are offered for mid- career and senior executives in the public transit sector. Other s are offered in P3s and aviation. CTL also undertakes research and consulting on the state of the transportation workforce, staffing issues, and organizational change.

5 Eno Board of Directors Lillian C. Borrone, PANYNJ (retired) Chairwoman John Blazey, The Boeing Company Vice Chairman James H. Burnley, Venable LLP Sam La Magna, Intel Corporation Norman Y. Mineta, Mineta and Associates LLC Keith Parker, MARTA Eugene K. Pentimonti, Maersk Inc. (retired) Mary E. Peters, Mary E. Peters Consulting Group, LLC David Z. Plavin, dzpconsult, Inc. Treasurer Jerry Premo, AECOM (retired) Secretary Martin T. Whitmer, Jr., Whitmer & Worrall, LLC Tay Yoshitani, Port of Seattle Eno Board of Advisors Rohit T. Aggarwala, Bloomberg Philanthropy Leslie Topp Blakey, Blakey & Agnew Marjorie Dickman, Intel Corporation Byron Dorgan, Arent Fox LLP Joni Earl, Sound Transit Lori Garver, ALPA Aaron Gellman, Northwestern University Erik Hansen, U.S. Travel Association Tom Jensen, UPS Janet Kavinoky, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Stephen Kingsberry, PANYNJ Kara Kockelman, University of Texas at Austin Joel Oppenheimer, STV, Inc. Brian Pallasch, ASCE Neil Pedersen, TRB Howard Permut, Permut Consulting, LLC Paul Rinaldi, NATCA Will Ris, Jr., American Airlines Megan S. Ryerson, University of Pennsylvania Tom Wright, RPA Contact: Brad Wilson Jim McCray