FreightWaves bringing F3: Future of Freight Festival to Chattanooga in November
In-person festival celebrating the freight industry will take place at 30 locations around the Tennessee city
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FreightWaves in-person events quickly became known for their trendsetting experiences since their launch in 2018, but the COVID pandemic forced a change in 2020. While the company switched to virtual events last year, the same on-site experience was missing.
It won’t be later this year. FreightWaves will open the doors to an in-person event with F3: Future of Freight Festival.
FreightWaves will be bringing the F3: Future of Freight Festival to its home city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Nov. 8-10. Several thousand freight executives, supply chain leaders and industry stakeholders are expected to descend on Chattanooga – named one of America’s most livable cities – for the in-person event, which will take place not at one location like many events but throughou
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L-R, biologists Kieran Suckling, Cody Martz and Taylor McKinnon hold protest signs at the Malheur National Wildlife Reserve on January 16, 2016, in Burns, Ore. On February 11, 2016, the last four remaining armed occupiers at the refuge surrendered after a 41-day standoff that left one dead. File Photo by Jim Bryant/UPI | License Photo
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