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The Future of Supply Supply

May 9, 2022 - May 10, 2022

“FreightWaves is shaking up the industry once again with an all new freight experience. We’re bringing together the greatest minds in the transportation, logistics and supply chain industries to share insights, predict future trends and showcase emerging technology at The Future of Supply Chain” – FreightWaves

Details

Start:
May 9, 2022
End:
May 10, 2022
Website:
https://live.freightwaves.com/the-future-of-supply-chain

Venue

Rogers Convention Center
3303 S Pinnacle Hills Pkwy
Rogers, AR 72758 United States + Google Map

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    National Carriers (National Beef) - Irving, TX

    Fast, efficient, and easy to work with. Robins Consulting is my preferred search firm. They keep me on top.

    JIM FRANCK - President

    Roadrunner Transportation Systems - Cudahy, WI

    I have worked with Robins Consulting since 2012. They save me time by quickly delivering top talent for my hard to fill positions. They are my competitive edge.

    PAUL SCHLEGEL - Executive Vice President

    Stevens Transport - Dallas, TX

    I worked with Craig on a daily basis for over a decade at Stevens Transport. He was my Vice President of Human Resources. He helped me grow my company by recruiting experienced candidates for every department. We called him again in mid-2016 to recruit an experienced Vice President of Administration, Director of Maintenance and a Director of Safety. Craig continues to deliver solid results for us.

    STEVE AARON - Chief Executive Officer

    Swift Transportation - Phoenix, AZ

    Thank you Craig, for identifying and successfully recruiting our Executive Vice President of Intermodal. He’s been a fantastic addition to our Executive Team!

    RICHARD STOCKING - Chief Executive Officer

    Chesapeake Energy - Oklahoma City, OK

    I reached out to Craig to gain insight on a project I was working on. Craig was a great resource and most willing to help me understand a market I was just discovering. Craig helped me recruit an experienced trucking executive to assume the President role of Chesapeake Energy’s new Trucking Division. I really appreciate the help Craig provided and would recommend him without hesitation.

    Kip Welch - Vice President Human Resources