Breakbulk Americas, September 22-23, Houston TX, Where Projects Move Forward

Tim Sensenig

CEO TMSFIRST.ai

Tim Sensenig is an enterprise software pioneer, technology founder, and the CEO of TMSFIRST.ai, where he leads the development of the industry’s first Global AI Supply Chain Orchestration Command Center.

Sensenig originally reshaped modern logistics architecture as the founder of G-Log, creating the foundational transportation management system (TMS) framework that drove more than $1.5 billion in global implementations. Today at TMSFIRST, he bridges decades of industrial logistics expertise with autonomous Agentic AI to de-risk high-stakes capital projects across hyperscale data center construction, EPC, energy, and industrial manufacturing. TMSFIRST currently orchestrates logistics for more than 4GW of active data center capacity worldwide and powers complex multi-thousand-shipment heavy-haul operations for North American energy leaders—delivering consistent SLA gains alongside measurable freight and emissions reductions.

Alongside his enterprise work, Sensenig is a dedicated advocate in the global fight against human trafficking. He serves on the Board of Directors of Redeemed, Texas's leading recovery and restoration program for survivors of forced sex trafficking, as well as the Advisory Board of redM, an international movement engaging 10,000 volunteers across 25 chapters and 150 major corporations. 
 


2026 Event Agenda Sessions

Data Centers, Power Demand and the New Infrastructure Race

Data centers are rapidly emerging as a major driver of industrial investment, with AI-driven expansion accelerating demand for power generation, cabling and industrial equipment. This session explores how these projects are reshaping logistics requirements, placing growing pressure on energy grids, water resources and materials supply chains across the Americas. As data centers become increasingly tied to critical infrastructure and government systems, speakers also examine the growing importance of infrastructure security, supply chain resilience and operational risk.

Wednesday 23 September 11:55 - 12:40 Breakbulk Live Stage

Add to calendar 09/23/2026 11:55 09/23/2026 12:40 Data Centers, Power Demand and the New Infrastructure Race

Data centers are rapidly emerging as a major driver of industrial investment, with AI-driven expansion accelerating demand for power generation, cabling and industrial equipment. This session explores how these projects are reshaping logistics requirements, placing growing pressure on energy grids, water resources and materials supply chains across the Americas. As data centers become increasingly tied to critical infrastructure and government systems, speakers also examine the growing importance of infrastructure security, supply chain resilience and operational risk.

Breakbulk Live Stage America/Chicago