Rush Trucking Named 2019 Top Woman-Owned Business in Transportation
Wayne, MI… Rush Trucking Corp. has been recognized
as a top woman-owned business in transportation by Redefining the
Road, official magazine of the Women In Trucking Association, which
recognizes and supports women in the trucking industry.
A diverse group of companies in commercial
freight transportation, including motor carriers, third-party logistics
companies and original equipment manufacturers, also were recognized.
A special program will be held at the Women In
Trucking Accelerate! Conference and Expo, Sept.
30 – Oct. 2, 2019, in Dallas, Texas, to honor Rush Trucking and the
other 22 companies. For more information, visit www.WomenInTrucking.org.
"Our goal is to recruit, develop and promote great
people who work hard to exceed our customers' expectations," said Rush Trucking CEO
Andra Rush. "We appreciate being recognized for achieving our mission.
Congratulations to the other women-led businesses recognized this year."
2019
Top Woman-Owned Businesses
AGT
Global Logistics (Angela Eliacostas, Owner & Founder)
Aria
Logistics (Arelis Gutierrez, CEO)
BCP
Transportation (Nancy Spelsberg, Ardis Jourdan, Kristie Rozinski)
Bennett
International Group (Marcia G. Taylor, CEO)
Brenny
Transportation, Inc. (Joyce Brenny, CEO & Founder)
DGT
Trucking (Donna G. Sleasman, Owner)
Garner
Trucking (Sherri Garner Brumbaugh, CEO)
International
Express Trucking (Karen Duff, President & CEO)
Kenco
Logistics (Jane Kennedy Greene, Chairwoman)
Knichel
Logistics (Kristy Knichel, CEO)
Ladybird
Logistics Ltd. (Felicia Payin Marfo, Managing Director)
LaunchIt
Public Relations (Susan Fall, President)
Lodgewood
Enterprises (Arlene Gagne, President)
London
Auto Truck Center (Donna Childers, Vice President)
LYNC
Logistics (Cindy Lee, President)
Ontario
Truck Training Academy (Yvette Lagrois, President)
Powersource
Transportation (Barb Bakos, President)
RFX
Inc. (Kimberly Welby, President & CEO)
Rihm
Family Companies (Kari Rihm, President & CEO)
S-2international,
LLC (Jennifer Mead, CEO)
United
Federal Logistics, Inc. (Jennifer Behnke, President)
Veriha
Trucking, Inc. (Karen Smerchek, President)
Rush Trucking began in 1984 with one woman, founder and CEO Andra Rush, one van and two pickup trucks, and a vision to provide safer, faster and more reliable transportation services to automotive manufacturers in the Midwest. Today, the 35-year-old company, headquartered in Wayne, Mich., serves more than 30 customers across the country with a tight focus on quality, efficiency and innovation. Visit us at www.rushtrucking.com.