october 23, 2001
Con-Way Selects Wagner Design for Communications Projects

Ann Arbor, Michigan
Con-Way Transportation Services, Inc. (CON-WAY) has selected Wagner Design to handle special assigned projects for its marketing communications needs. The Ann Arbor-based design firm will create advertising, and collateral material for a selected number of CON-WAY's business-to-business operating units.

Joe DeLuca, Director of Marketing Services for CON-WAY, was responsible for selecting Wagner for the project work. "We chose Wagner Design for their high quality design skills and marketing experience," said DeLuca.

Wagner Design provides a full range of creative design and advertising services to organizations in the high technology, health care, financial, and retail sectors. Clients include ProQuest, bigchalk, All Media Guide, Mechanical Dynamics, The University of Michigan Cancer Center, Ascension Health, United Bank and Trust of Washtenaw, and Children's Orchard.

Ann Arbor based CON-WAY is a $2.1 billion transportation and services company that provides time-definite and day-definite freight delivery services and logistics solutions. Within the CON-WAY family are regional less-than-truckload carriers Con-Way Central Express, Con-Way Southern Express, Con-Way Western Express, Con-Way Canada Express and Con-Way Mexico Express; Con-Way NOW, an expedited carrier specializing in emergency shipment service; Con-Way Logistics, a contract supply chain execution service provider; and Con-Way AIR, an airfreight forwarder with service throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico

CON-WAY is a subsidiary of Palo Alto, California-based CNF (NYSE: CNF), a $6 billion management company of global supply chain services with businesses in regional trucking, air freight, ocean freight, customs brokerage, global logistics management and trailer manufacturing.

Contact:
Jill Wagner
Wagner Design
734-662-9500 ph
734-662-6590 fax
jill@wagdesign.com

Joe DeLuca
Con-Way Transportation
734-769-0203 ph
deluca.joe@con-way.com
www.con-way.com

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