Atlas World Group extends CEOs contract
Summary
Elected as CEO in November 2016, Griffin guides the strategic vision of Atlas World Group and its 10 subsidiaries while advancing the company’s footprint and position in the relocation, moving, transportation, and logistics industries. “We understand the connectivity challenges that carriers may face, especially in rural Wyoming, and they will still be able to obtain clearances and permits by phone through a Port of Entry. We want everyone to be successful in this transition.” McAlpine added that in the rare event that the website or phones are experiencing technical outages, Ports of Entry will still be able to issue permits. Winners of the award will be honored in person at TCA’s annual convention, Truckload 2025: Phoenix in March, and the Safety & Security Meeting in June. His insights and experience will serve us well as we continue our integration and transformation journey, leveraging the unique platform created by our transaction with Omni from which we are now providing best-in-class domestic expedited less-than-truckload services, as well as global freight forwarding and contract logistics services.” The company also announced that R. Craig Carlock has decided to step down from the Board, effective Oct. 15, consistent with Forward’s commitment to ongoing refreshment.