USA Truck Names New CFO, Appoints Quality Distribution CEO to Board
Michael K. Borrows is the new CFO of USA Truck, replacing Clifton R. Beckham, who previously announced his resignation as executive vice president and chief financial officer.


Freight transportation and logistics provider USA Truck Tuesday named Michael K. Borrows chief financial officer, effective the same day.
Borrows replaces Clifton R. Beckham, who previously announced his resignation as executive vice president and chief financial officer.
According to the company, Borrows has an extensive background in transportation and finance. He held finance and accounting leadership positions for 14 years at Kansas City Southern and BNSF Railway.
Immediately prior to joining USA Truck, he served as senior vice president and managing director at Polle, Inc., a technology-based company doing business under the name C2FO, where Borrows worked primarily with Fortune 500 companies, many in the transportation sector. Before he was with C2FO, Borrows was senior managing partner and chief financial officer of FinEquity Partners LLC, which provided management consulting services to the transportation industry, among others.
A CPA, Borrows has an MBA from DePaul University Kellstadt School of Business in Chicago and a bachelor's degree in finance from Liberty University.
This news follow USA Truck announcing last week the appointment of Gary R. Enzor to its board of directors. Enzor succeeds Terry A. Elliott, who retired after serving as a director since 2003.
Enzor is chairman and chief executive officer of Quality Distribution, a bulk chemical transportation hauler and chemical intermodal depot, with approximately 3,500 tractors and more than 100 locations.
According to USA Truck, Enzor has served as CEO of Quality since 2007 and as a member of its board of directors since 2008. Prior to joining Quality, he was executive vice president and chief financial officer of Swift Transportation, which operates one of the largest for-hire truckload fleets in the U.S.
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