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The St. Christopher Truckers Development and Relief Fund turns to seasoned fundraiser Diane Hutsell to lead the organization.
The LTL carrier will spread the responsibilities of former EVP Michael Lyons to other company executives, according to a regulatory filing.
The autonomous tech firm found another combination partner to go public after a previous attempt ended in April.
Tracy Koenig will guide the carrier’s efforts to identify technology that supports customer and driver success, per a company announcement.
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By: Larry Avila
The Minnesota-based carrier's latest wage hike is part of a growing wave of companies making similar moves amid a tightening supply of drivers.
The acquisition adds trucks and expands the Texas-based 3PL’s cross-border operations, according to an announcement.
The carrier said higher driver expenses, medical claims and insurance premiums weighed on the business unit during the quarter.
While worries about the economy are starting to subside, newer issues like rising fuel costs and a driver shortage are becoming more pertinent for industry leaders.
Mark Colson said his priorities are to win members’ trust and grow the organization.
