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Transplace Appoints New Executive VP, Strategic Capacity Services
Transplace has appointed Greg Sebolt as the company’s new executive vice president of strategic capacity services for the company’s over-the-road truck brokerage business.

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Transplace has appointed Greg Sebolt as the company’s new executive vice president of strategic capacity services for the company’s over-the-road truck brokerage business.
“Greg brings extensive strategic and operational experience and he is a strong leader with a proven track record of establishing successful teams built on trust, common goals and communication. He will identify and execute on opportunities that continue enhancing the many ways we support our customers’ diverse capacity needs,” said Frank McGuigan, chief executive officer of Transplace.
With more than 20 years specializing in third-party logistics, Sebolt began his career in the supply chain group of Andersen Business Consulting and has held executive leadership roles at Coyote Logistics, General Freight Services and Zengistics.
“I look forward to continuing the advancement of our logistics offerings with Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, real-time visibility and more. With a growing $9 billion of North American freight under management, Transplace continues to evolve and expand intelligent logistics networks for its customers. My mandate is to continually improve the value we create for each and every customer,” said Sebolt.
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