An infographic map showing the North American structural steel supply chain with hubs and directional flows from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Create a sophisticated, attention-grabbing executive infographic showing the North American structural steel supply chain. MAP Show the full geographic outline of Canada, the United States and Mexico. White background. Clean, simplified vector style. Keep North America geographically recognizable. No unnecessary geographic detail. Do not crop any part of Canada, the United States or Mexico. OVERSEAS SOURCES Place three small circular source bubbles outside the North American map: Europe Asia Middle East Inside each bubble, use a simple recognizable map silhouette of that region rather than text alone. NORTH AMERICAN HUBS Place glowing circles at these approximate locations: Vancouver / Lower Mainland Pacific Northwest Southern California Northern Mexico / Monterrey Texas / Gulf Coast Southeast U.S. Ohio Valley Chicago / Great Lakes Southern Ontario / GTA Montreal / Quebec These are conceptual hubs, not precise city markers. The glowing circles should be visually prominent but elegant. They should look like points of activity within the North American steel network. DIRECTIONAL FLOWS Use a limited number of large, elegant, curved directional arrows. The arrows should communicate general movement, not actual transportation routes. OVERSEAS → NORTH AMERICA: Europe → Montreal / Quebec and the U.S. Atlantic/Gulf region Asia → Vancouver / Pacific Northwest and Southern California Middle East → Texas / Gulf Coast and the U.S. Atlantic/Southeast WITHIN NORTH AMERICA: Vancouver / Ver mais