ATLAS VAN LINES, INC.
EVANSVILLE, IN

This is the mission of Atlas, a brand that stands for: We commit to the well-being of our people, our customers, our company, our communities and our planet. , a weeklong celebration to honor the company’s van operators. provides discounts on Atlas moving services to AAA members via the Show Your Card & Save® program. For the second straight year, InformationWeek ranks Atlas among the country's 500 most innovative users of technology. Atlas celebrates 50 years of corporate citizenship in Evansville, Indiana, home of Atlas headquarters. The company transports thousands of pairs of shoes to support the work of Soles4Souls, an international charity. Atlas conducts "50 Ways to Help Your Neighbor" to assist the United Way in providing for the basic needs of families. Atlas Canada introduces . The company honors its more than 3000 professional van operators across the U.S. and Canada in the 22nd annual ROAD Day celebration. Atlas acquires principal interest in Smart Move, the moving and storage industry's most flexible container service. Atlas World Group places 192 in the InformationWeek 500 list of firms that are the most innovative users of business technology. Atlas Canada is the longest-serving national sponsor of the MS Society of Canada annual Bike Tours. Atlas International enters an exclusive licensing agreement in the UK with Fox Group Ltd. Glen Dunkerson becomes the Chairman and CEO of Atlas World Group. — Atlas Van Lines marks 60 years of success in the moving and storage industry. Building on a culture of service, the company attains registration for its quality management systems according to the ISO 9001:2000 standard. To enhance the speed and accuracy of in-home estimating, Atlas introduces an advanced, proprietary system. Jim Stamm becomes Chairman of Atlas World Group, and Jack Griffin is named President and COO of Atlas International. Ben Stein delivers the principal address at the Atlas in Chicago. Atlas subsidiary Titan Global Distribution provides logistics services for the Lumiere Casino and adjoining Four Seasons Hotel, anchors for the $500 million Lumiere Place entertainment and hospitality complex. — Atlas Van Lines awards 52 agents with the in Chicago. Atlas introduces Accel, a premium expedited delivery option, to 42 metro areas; it soon expands to 58 markets. Employees raise more than $83,000 for United Way of Southwestern Indiana. Chairman Mike Shaffer retires after a career with Atlas spanning five decades. The Surface Transportation Board ends joint ratemaking for carriers of household goods and Atlas develops a proprietary tariff, ATVL 1000, to take effect January 1, 2008. — Atlas World Group reports record revenue of $949 million for 2005. Techpoint recognizes Atlas World Group as a Mira Awards finalist for outstanding contributions to technology by Indiana-based companies. Atlas World Group names Jim Stamm to CEO, and Atlas Van Lines promotes Glen Dunkerson to president and COO. For the second consecutive year, Atlas Van Lines earns the Family Friendly Health and Benefits Award at the Diversity and Family Friendly Conference. Subsidiary BDS Worldwide becomes Titan Global Distribution. — Atlas underwrites the construction of its second Habitat house and Atlas employees provide the labor to build it. BDS Worldwide, a leading third-party logistics provider, joins the Atlas family of companies. Atlas launches a redesigned public web site. Atlas Specialized Transportation Group (STG) commits to the installation of satellite tracking for all trailers in its corporate fleet. The company ends the year with record income of more than $860 million. — Atlas introduces "Sniffer," a golden labrador retriever puppy, in print materials promoting Atlas World Group companies. The company welcomes 57 agency sales people into its President's Club of top producers. Newly formed Atlas subsidiary Avail Resource Management provides move management solutions that help Atlas clients better manage their transportation resources and improve business performance. — Atlas introduces a broadened brand identity and modified logo to communicate long-held values of integrity, quality and solutions and core competencies in global relocation, benefits, recruiting, logistics and travel. Atlas Van Lines is rated "Best Value" among major carriers according to data compiled by the Department of Defense. Thirty-two Atlas Agents earn the Milton M. Hill Quality Award. — "Relax, Let Atlas take You Home," a 30-second television commercial for Atlas Van Lines, earns top honors for 3-D animation in the Omni Intermedia Awards. Atlas acquires Cornerstone Relocation Group, a premier provider of complete relocation solutions for families of corporate clients. A new 65,000 sq. ft. headquarters welcomes Atlas employees. — Atlas breaks ground on a new headquarters at its corporate campus in Evansville. Atlas Van Lines is recognized by the Indiana Private Industry Council as "Employer of the Year." Elizabeth Dole addresses the 32nd annual Atlas — Atlas Specialized Products Division launches an immediate response service and satellite tracking to ensure efficient, worry-free service for transportation of electronics equipment. Over 1100 Atlas agency owners and staff, families, and special guests gather at the Hilton Walt Disney World Resort to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary. Atlas enters its second half-century of service as the fourth-largest van line in the U.S. and third in the household goods market. — Atlas establishes the Milton M. Hill Quality Award to recognize agents who meet or exceed the highest standards for service excellence. Four Atlas Agents earn the distinction and are presented the award at the company's convention the following year. The company launches a public Web site, the first by a major van line. — Atlas World Group, Inc. is established as the holding company for Atlas Van Lines, Inc. and seven subsidiaries.