Sarah Ruffcorn, president of Trinity Logistics, was named the winner of the 10th annual Distinguished Woman in Logistics Award.
The Women In Trucking Association, Truckstop and Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) announced Sarah Ruffcorn, president of Trinity Logistics, as the winner of the 10th annual Distinguished Woman in Logistics Award.
Ruffcorn was chosen among three finalists for the award. The other finalists include, Sherri Garner Brumbaugh, president and CEO, Garner Trucking, Inc. and Ramona Hood, president and CEO, FedEx Custom Critical, Inc. The finalists and winner were recognized during the TIA 2024 Capital Ideas Conference & Exhibition.
Voting will take place online between May 28 and June 11, and is open to current SEMA-member companies.
The event will take place the first Wednesday of every month beginning in May.
Eighty-four percent of independent repair shops made that claim, surpassing other timely considerations, like technician recruitment and retention and inflation.
MEMA announced the next step in the campaign to get the REPAIR Act passed, asking aftermarket suppliers to get involved.
Updates to the logo include a single-color tire mark; a logo palette comprised of Tires Plus yellow, black and red; and refined typefaces.
The Oregon-based manufacturer has produced trailer safety components for over a century.
The company has acquired Carrollton Complete Automotive, which offers a range of automotive services.
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