Dupré Logistics Names New President
Dupré Logistics has appointed Mike Weindel as president of the company effective June 1, with Reggie Dupré continuing on as CEO.
Mike Weindel was named president of Dupré Logistics effective June 1, with Reggie Dupré continuing on as CEO.
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Dupré Logistics has appointed Mike Weindel as president of the company effective June 1, with Reggie Dupré continuing on as CEO.
Weindel has more than 20 years’ experience in the transportation and logistics industry. He joined Dupré Logistics in July 2016 as vice president of Strategic Capacity Services.
Dupré said that Weindel’s strengths in team building, developing and promoting good leaders and building a high-performance, people-focused culture played important roles in the decision to appoint him as president of the company.
“I have tremendous respect for Mike Weindel. He is being promoted to assure we live out our values, pursue our vision and deliver our mission as we continue to grow the company,” said Reggie Dupré, Dupré Logistics CEO. “Mike’s leadership roles and experience in asset operations, human resources, risk management, dedicated and brokerage businesses have prepared him well to be a leader at Dupré Logistics.”
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