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Kim Grant
VP Business Development
Olivia Hill
Senior Business Development Specialist
Thomas Kucharski
President & CEO
Leveraging this Bi-National Logistics Hub
Ever since the Erie Canal opened in 1825, Buffalo Niagara has been home to successful commerce connections throughout the U.S., Canada, and the rest of the world. Today, this access continues to set the Buffalo Niagara region apart. As a fully operational, integrated center for transshipment, storage, collection, and distribution of goods, the Buffalo Niagara region offers existing intermodal infrastructure, direct access to four of the country’s seven major rail lines, seven international ports of entry, and a network of trucking and freight forwarders.
3 certified Foreign Trade Zones, two of the largest in North America
40% of the bi-national population within 500 miles (800 km) 
1st major U.S. Port of Call when entering the Great LakesBuffalo Niagara Logistics & Distribution Brochure
Well-situated both geographically and economically, Buffalo Niagara benefits from its prime location in the center of an internationally signifcant regional community and marketplace. Our binational gateway for commerce facilitates $82 billion in annual trade between the U.S. and Canada, that is 15% of all trade between the two countries.
Learn more about the regions soft infrastructure assets, and the various multi-modal transportation network.
Perfectly Positioned for Success 
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