Trucker Path Hire to Head Business Development of Truckloads Marketplace
Trip planning app provider Trucker Path announced that Leigh Foxall has joined the company as the vice president of sales.
Leigh Foxall Photo courtesy of Trucker Path
Leigh FoxallPhoto courtesy of Trucker Path
Trip planning app provider Trucker Path announced that Leigh Foxall has joined the company as the vice president of sales.
In her new role, Foxall will user her industry experience to spearhead the business development aspect of Truckloads, a free freight marketplace supported by a large community of transportation companies and carriers.
Foxall will focus on improving partnerships with brokers and integration with leading TMS products to increase the growth of the Truckloads platform. Prior to Trucker Path, Foxall worked for DAT Solutions where she developed and executed marketing campaigns and created relationships with the transportation industry.
At 50,000 MAUs and over 1 million monthly posted loads, Truckloads has demonstrated a growth rate of 20% per month, according to Trucker Path.
“To keep up with our tremendous recent growth and capture all opportunities, Trucker Path needs an experienced and well-connected VP of Sales,” said Ivan Tsybaev, CEO of Trucker Path. “Leigh Foxall is perfect for this role.”
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