Schneider Opens Two Brokerage Offices
Schneider National Inc., among North America's largest truckload carriers, has opened brokerage offices in Baltimore, Md., and Memphis, Tenn., bringing the total number of Schneider Brokerage offices opened this year to five
Schneider National Inc., among North America's largest truckload carriers, has opened brokerage offices in Baltimore, Md., and Memphis, Tenn., bringing the total number of Schneider Brokerage offices opened this year to five.
The new locations in Baltimore and Memphis are part of an ongoing commitment to expand Schneider National's field sales presence. Schneider National sales associates work closely with shippers throughout these regions of the country who are seeking brokerage services across all modes of transportation, including less-than-truckload, truckload, intermodal, flatbed truck and over-dimensional.
Regional brokerage managers Steve Clark and Troy Campbell will lead the offices in Memphis and Baltimore, respectively.
Current regional locations for Schneider Brokerage offices include, Green Bay, Wis.; Little Falls, N.J.; Fullerton, Calif.; Concord, Calif.; Omaha, Neb.; Atlanta; Chicago; Denver; Dallas; Houston; and Laredo, Texas.
For more information about Schneider National, visit www.schneider.com, or call (800) 558-6767.
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