J.B. Hunt Transport Services Announces Leadership Changes in Truck Unit
J. B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., announced the following leadership changes in its Truck business unit.
J. B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., announced the following leadership changes in its Truck business unit.
Shelley Simpson, chief marketing officer and president of integrated capacity solutions, has been placed into the strategic leadership role of JBT while she maintains her other current responsibilities.
The company has hired Greg Breeden as the senior vice president of JBT Marketing and Network Development. Breeden returns to J.B. Hunt after leading Crete Carrier Corporation’s national sales, marketing and customer
service team for over 20 years. Breeden’s responsibilities will include establishing network pricing, lane density and geographical customer network development.
Steve Rogers, vice president of operations, has transferred from the company's dedicated contract services business unit to assist in establishing and maintaining operational discipline.
Craig Harper will focus his efforts on operational service levels across all business units, overall driver recruiting and retention, further developing our safety culture as well as remain responsible for fuel purchasing.
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