Union Pacific

 

Union Pacific Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP) is one of America's leading transportation companies. Its principal operating company Union Pacific !ailroad is Nort" America's premier railroad franc"ise co#ering $% states across t"e &estern t&o t"irds of t"e United States.

Company Vision/Mission Statement VISION: Building America. r #ision sym*oli+es t"e Union Pacific e,perience for all t"e people &"ose li#es  &e toc". It connects t"e importance of UP-s rail transportation to America's economy "onors t"e generations t"at preceded s and is t"e promise for t"e generations t"at &ill follo& s. MISSION: The Men and omen o! "nion #aci!ic Are $edicated to Ser%e. Union Pacific &ors for t"e good of or cstomers or s"are"olders and one

anot"er. r commitment defines s and dri#es t"e economic strengt" of or company and or contry. VA&"'S: (ocus on #er!ormance. r concentration and determination &ill dri#e or safety cstomer satisfaction and /ality reslts. 'nsure )igh 'thical Standards. r reptation &ill al&ays *e a sorce of pride for or employees and a *ond  &it" or cstomers s"are"olders and commnity partners. or* as a Team. 0e are all part of t"e same team and &oring toget"er to reac" or common goals is one of or strengt"s. Commnication and respect are t"e fondation of great team&or. "nion #aci!ic+s trademar*s : • • • • • •

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0elcome in 2raining !oomtor !;<snacs &as pro#ided= >arriman 3ispatc" Center Union Pacific >arriman 3ispatc" Center ma"a NE riginally a freig"t depot for t"e Union Pacific !ail&ay 2"e >arriman 3ispatc" Center &as constrcted in ?@? and sold at action in ?@B. A grop of in#estors led *y financier Ed&ard >. >arriman paid a record D@ million for t"e railroad. Nearly  years later reno#ation &or *egan to con#ert t"e *ilding into t"e Union Pacific >arriman 3ispatc" Center &"ic" no& "oses BD@ Union Pacific employees inclding: administrati#e and e,ecti#e officesF dispatc"ers and railroad spportF compter operations and t"e *ilding's central plantF and a *ner &it" &alls and ceiling made from ?@$Ginc" steel reinforced concrete. 2"e >arriman 3ispatc" Center "as *een compared to an airport control to&er for t"e railroad sing micro&a#es fi*er optics and leased telep"one circits to commnicate information. 2oday t"e Union Pacific !ailroad "as a*ot %H miles of rail trac maing it t"e largest railroad in t"e &orld. 2"e facility "as recei#ed se#eral arc"itectral and soft&are a&ards.

'lm,ood #ar* 2"e 'lm,ood #ar* neig"*or"ood in neig"*or"ood in ma"a Ne*rasa is Ne*rasa is a "istorically significant area t"at &as de#eloped t"enort" late ?t" and early $t" centry. It e,tends from 8ea#en&ort" Street onint"e to Center Street on t"e sot"F from Sot" Dt" Street on t"e east to Sot" B$nd Street on t"e &est. >ome to et"nic S&ede cele*rations t"rog" t"e ?Ds today t"e neig"*or"ood's par "osts t"e city's S"aespeare on t"e 4reen festi#al. In ?@@ >.0.S. Cle#eland recommended Cle#eland recommended t"at ma"a ac/ire a par large enog" to s"t ot city sig"ts and sonds in order to refres" t"e senses. Elm&ood Par fonded in ?@@ at @$ Sot" Ht" Street &as one of ma"a's largest pars t"rog" t"e ?Ds. Soon after t"e city ac/ired an initial DDacre ($$ m$) donation of land for t"e par t"e ma"a 9ee descri*ed 9ee descri*ed it as a &ild and romantic place... containing a &ooded ra#ine t"at follo&ed t"e corse of a small stream. 2"ey contined 2"ere are all manner of s"ady noos in t"is dell and some of t"e largest forest trees in t"is section of t"e contry are to *e seen in it. 2"e par along &it" >appy >ollo& 9ole#ard 9ole#ard  &as part of

 

Cle#eland's pars and *ole#ard plan for plan  for ma"a. 2oday t"e *ole#ard rns nort" from Elm&ood Par past t"e Uni#ersity of Ne*rasa at ma"a camps ma"a  camps and 5emorial Par 9enson. A 5ooris" Castlestyle Castlestyle pa#ilion &as *ilt in Par on&ard to 9enson. ?@ for DD@H. riginally an open air strctre it &as condemned in ?% as nsafe and closed leading to its enclosre sometime later. In ??$ a local *sinessman donated a totem pole  to t"egronds par t"att"rog" stood t"ere t"rog" t"e ?%s and t"e par &as t"e site ofpole to camping t"e ?Ds. 2"e Elm&ood Par 4olf Corse &as opened in ??H and featred ra#ines grassy fields and road&ays t"rog"ot. 9y ??B t"e par "ad gro&n to $@.?% acres (.@G$% m$) and it &as t"e second largest in t"e city. 7rom t"e late ?t" centry t"rog" t"e ?%s an annal par &as "eld for ma"a's African  African  American commnity at commnity at t"e par &it" as many as ? people attending. 2"e Uni#ersity of Ne*rasa at ma"a relocated from its Nort" ma"a ma"a camps  camps to a %acre (?$ m$) parcel ne,t to t"e par in ?%B sealing t"e par's si+e 9ffett set  set p a golf permanently. In t"e ?Gs nati#e ma"a *illionaire 0arren 9ffett *all stand at t"e golf corse in t"e par. !eno#ated again in ?@B t"e city spent ? from a *ond isse to replace &indo&s and repair restrooms at t"e pa#ilion. 2"e par recei#ed a ? million reno#ation in ?% and in $ t"e Peter 6ie&it 7ondation made 7ondation made a significant grant to t"e city t"at allo&ed t"e city to reno#ate t"e par-s "istoric spring area impro#e t"e s&imming pool and create ne& entrance signage. 2oday Elm&ood Par incldes t"e ?@"ole golf corse t&o *ase*all fields and a s&imming pool. 2"ere are also pat"s and trails trails  for *iing and &alingF a lagoon picnic areas restrooms t"e "istoric pa#ilion open spaces and a "istoric marer.

-allup 4allp Inc. is primarily a researc"*ased glo*al performancemanagement  performancemanagement   conslting company.  company. riginally fonded *y 4eorge 4allp in 4allp in ?%D t"e company conslting *ecame famos its p*lic opinion polls &"ic" &ere condcted in t"e United States and ot"er for contries. 4allp &ors &it" maJor *sinesses and organi+ations arond t"e &orld. In ?@@ G years after 4allp died Selection !esearc" (S!I) prc"ased it from its "eirs. S!I &anted t"e 4allp name to se on its polls &"ic" ga#e t"em more credi*ility and "ig"er response rates. 2oday t"e poll is sed to gain #isi*ility. Some of 4allp's ey practice areas are employee engagement cstomer engagement talent management and &ell*eing. 4allp "as nearly G offices in more t"an $ contries.<$= contries. <$= <%=  0orld "ead/arters ma"a Ne*rasa Ne*rasa.. Its are in 0as"ington 3.C. perational 3.C. perational "ead/arters are in ma"a crrent C"airman and CE is Kim Clifton.

 

2"ere are a*ot $ employees in t"e pri#ately "eld company &oring in for di#isions: 4allp Poll 4allp Conslting 4allp Uni#ersity and 4allp Press.<G= Press. <G= 4allp Inc. pro#ides researc" and conslting ser#ices edcational programs and print and online p*lications. It offers daily ne&s reports a*ot political economic and social issesF consltancy ser#ices for employee and cstomer managementF degree andand nondegree programs in management and leaders"ip de#elopmentF crriclm on managing employee. edcation 2"e company also p*lis"es *oos on management social and political researc". Its prodct incldes 4allp 5anagement Kornal a mont"ly online *siness p*lication for *siness leaders and management t"iners. In addition it offers city and contry tracingF cstom inde,esF onsite analystsF data transfer ser#icesF and cstom

Key Executives for Gallup, Inc. Clifton  5r. Kim Clifton  C"airman and C"ief E,ecti#e fficer

3r. 3ennis Kaco*e Kaco*e   C"ief Economist

5r. 7ran 5. Ne&port  Ne&port   EditorinC"ief of 2"e 4allp Poll

2ortora   3r. !o*ert 3. 2ortora  Principal Scientist

5r. Kames 6. >arter  >arter  C"ief Scientist of 0 orplace 5anagement

>enry 3oorly Loo and A/arim 2"e ma"a's >enry 3oorly Loo and A/arim is a +oo in ma"a Ne*rasa located at %B? Sot" ?t" Street. It is accredited *y t"e Association of Loos and A/arims and a mem*er of t"e 0orld Association of Loos and A/arims +oo in  in ma"a Ne*rasa Ne*rasa 2"e Omaha+s )enry $oorly oo and Auarium  is a  a +oo located at %B? Sot" ?t" Street. It is accredited *y t"e Association of Loos and A/arims and A/arims  and a mem*er of t"e 0orld Association of Loos and A/arims. A/arims . Its <G= mission is conser#ation researc" recreation and edcation. ma"a's >enry 3oorly Loo and A/arim is nationally reno&ned for its leaders"ip in animal conser#ation and researc". E#ol#ing from t"e p*lic !i#er#ie& Par Loo esta*lis"ed in ?@G today t"e Loo incldes se#eral nota*le e,"i*its. It featres t"e largest cat comple, in Nort" AmericaF AmericaF<D= 6ingdoms of t"e Nig"t is t"e &orld's largest noctrnal e,"i*it and indoor s&ampF <H= t"e 8ied Kngle is one of t"e &orld's largest indoor rainforests and t"e 3esert 3ome is t"e  &orld's largest indoor desert<B= as &ell as t"e largest gla+ed geodesic dome in dome in <@=<= = <@=< t"e &orld.  2"e Loo is Ne*rasa-s nm*er one paid attendance attraction and "as &elcomed more t"an $D million #isitors o#er t"e past G years.

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Malmont Indstries Inc. is a large p*licly "eld American manfactrer of Malley center pi#ot and linear irrigation e/ipment &indmill spport strctres lig"ting 1 traffic poles and steel tility poles Malmont Indstries is a leading producer and distri1utor  of prodcts for t"e infrastrctre and agricltre marets. Malmont Indstries *egan in ?GH &"en or fonder !o*ert 9. 3ag"erty com*ined "is D sa#ings and &"ole"earted *elief t"at *siness cold and s"old *e done *etter. Since t"at modest start more t"an "alf a centry ago or company "as gro&n to *e an international leader in engineered prodcts and ser#ices for infrastrctre and &aterconser#ing irrigation e/ipment for agricltre. 7rom t"e lig"ting and traffic strctres t"at gide yor &ay to commnication to&ers and tility strctres t"at po&er yor "ome and *siness to irrigation e/ipment t"at &aters t"e croplands on &"ic" yor food is gro&n Malmont prodcts impro#e li#es &orld&ide. Malmont Indstries operates in for primary *siness segments: Engineered Infrastrctre Prodcts Utility Spport Strctres Irrigation and CoatingsF as &ell as in t"e t*ing grinding media and electrolytic manganese dio,ide *sinesses. Malmont (M5I) is p*licly traded on t"e NYSE. 0e focs on t&o glo*al marets: infrastrctre and agricltre. Malmont Indstries is present in $% de#eloped and de#eloping contries offering $B *rands from more t"an  facilities. International sales represent a significant portion of or re#enes. Malmont-s employees are passionate a*ot t"e prodcts &e mae. Along &it" or cstomers t"ey are t"e cornerstone of or sccess. 0e pride orsel#es on *eing people of integrity &"o e,cel at deli#ering optimal reslts. 0e prse opportnities for gro&t" *y taing or prodcts and processes to ne& marets introdcing ne& prodcts to regions &"ere &e "a#e a presence and continally impro#ing or ser#ices to ensre t"at Malmont soltions are secondtonone.

Valmont's Vision Statement

Valmont is recognized throughout the world as an industry leader in engineered products and services for infrastructure, and water conserving irrigation equipment for agriculture. We grow our businesses by leveraging our existing products, markets and processes. We recognize that our growth will only create shareholder value if, at the same time, we exceed our cost of capital. Essential to our success is a companywide commitment to customer service and innovation, and the ability to be the best cost producer for all  products and services we provide. !ecognizing that our employees are the cornerstone of

 

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