Trucker Path Brings Industry Veterans Into Leadership
After a successful round of funding, Trucker Path has announced that it is expanding its leadership team to include three industry veterans.
by Staff
August 13, 2015
via Trucker Path
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After a successful round of funding, Trucker Path has announced that it is expanding its leadership team to include three industry veterans, Charlie Myers of Getloaded.com, Jeff Ogren from Randall Reilly and Dave Holt of ATI Research.
Myers has been named the vice president of strategy having over 35 years of experience in logistics and transportation including a 6-year presidency at Getloaded.com. Prior to that he was the director of international business development at England Logistics and worked as general manager of freight at uShip.
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Ogren was named chief marketing officer previously working with clients in the trucking, construction, agricultural and banking sector at Randall Reilly.
Holt was named chief operating officer after having worked at several Silicon Valley companies including a stint as the vice president of ATI Research. He also worked at Lightspeed Logic and served as the COO of Hive7 and Amiato.
Trucker Path is in a period of growth, landing $20 million in a recent funding round and experiencing 20% monthly growth over the past 6 months, according to the company. The Trucker Path platform allows shippers and truckers to connect online allowing both to see available loads and capacity in specific areas. For more information, click here.
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