J. J. Keller & Associates has expanded its agreements with its 33 state trucking association partners.
"The transportation industry is at the heart of our business, so it's a natural fit for us to lend our support to state trucking associations," said David Ellis, J. J. Keller's director of business development. "We want to be a part of their efforts to advance the safety and strength of the industry."
J. J. Keller supports state trucking associations by sponsoring events, such as annual conferences, trucking driving championships, and golf outings. The company also contributes to these associations through shared revenue.
"J. J. Keller's sharing of profits, in the form of revenue incentives, enables us to keep providing valuable programs as well as keep membership dues affordable," said Larry Johnson, president of the Nebraska Trucking Association.
"For over a decade, our partnership with J. J. Keller has helped keep our members up to date on the latest safety and compliance products as well as important regulatory changes and key safety initiatives, such as CSA 2010," said Robert Sculley, president of New Hampshire Motor Transport Association and the Vermont Truck and Bus Association.
"The transportation industry is at the heart of our business, so it's a natural fit for us to lend our support to state trucking associations," said David Ellis, J. J. Keller's director of business development. "We want to be a part of their efforts to advance the safety and strength of the industry."
J. J. Keller supports state trucking associations by sponsoring events, such as annual conferences, trucking driving championships, and golf outings. The company also contributes to these associations through shared revenue.
"J. J. Keller's sharing of profits, in the form of revenue incentives, enables us to keep providing valuable programs as well as keep membership dues affordable," said Larry Johnson, president of the Nebraska Trucking Association.
"For over a decade, our partnership with J. J. Keller has helped keep our members up to date on the latest safety and compliance products as well as important regulatory changes and key safety initiatives, such as CSA 2010," said Robert Sculley, president of New Hampshire Motor Transport Association and the Vermont Truck and Bus Association.
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