IANA in the Media

September, 2025 08

Tenney Group

In the Hot Seat

Spencer sits down with Anne Reinke, President of IANA, for one of the coolest Hot Seat conversations yet. Anne breaks down the latest intermodal trends and shares her perspective on where the industry is heading, plus gives us a sneak peek at what to expect at the upcoming IANA 2025 Expo.

September, 2025 01

Everything is Logistics

Intermodal Freight: Challenges, Policy, and the Future of IANA

Everything is Logistics Podcast

July, 2025 23

Port of Long Beach - Supply Chain Insight

Supply Chain Insight — July 2025 — Intermodal Insights with Anne Reinke

In this installment of our Supply Chain Insight video series, Port of Long Beach Chief Operating Officer Dr. Noel Hacegaba speaks with IANA President and CEO Anne Reinke.

July, 2025 10

Journal of Commerce

North American intermodal notches solid first half despite trade turmoil

The numbers are in for the first half of 2025 from the Association of American Railroads (AAR). While the numbers lack the detail that can be gleaned from the Intermodal Association of North America’s (IANA’s) monthly data, the AAR numbers have the crucial advantage of timeliness. Despite all the trade turmoil,

June, 2025 05

American Journal of Transportation

Casey receives intermodal industry’s highest honor

The Intermodal Association of North America is pleased to announce that Joni Casey, its previous president and CEO, will be honored with the 2025 Silver Kingpin Award during this year’s Intermodal EXPO, Sept. 15-17, in Long Beach, California. During her 27-year tenure, IANA grew its membership to more than 1,000;

May, 2025 21

Logistics Management

Intermodal volumes see annual gains in April, reports IANA

April intermodal volumes saw annual gains, according to data provided to LM by the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA). Total April volume, at 1,559,593 units, posted a 7.1% annual gain. Trailers continued a longstanding decline, falling 22.5%, to 37,392, and domestic containers, at 707,015, increased 6.2