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Amos Rocha- 06/01
Connie Hipps- 06/21
Douglas Meeks- 28yrs
Samuel Ibarra- 7yrs
James Berliner- 06/02 John Campbell- 06/22
Rigoberto Martinez- 20yrs Larry Jackson- 6yrs
Brent King- 06/03 Monica Byrd-06/03
Deremic Matthews- 06/22
Jose Martinez- 20yrs Rayvond Rice- 19yrs Kazadi Ntambwe- 13yrs
Colton Bodine- 6yrs Jairo Garcia- 5yrs Ubaldo Parada- 4yrs Joe Gonzalez- 4yrs
John Vanegas- 06/23
Kenneth Crain- 06/04 Juan Rosales- 06/25 Jason Leszcynski- 06/05 Christina Thrush- 06/25 Peter Wedlake- 06/06 Dennis Chatman- 06/28 Bobby Saldana- 06/06 Ashanti Butler- 06/30
John Watt- 12yrs
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Eddie Bustamante- 4yrs
Shirley Wilson- 06/07 Denise Wolford- 06/07 Dennis Johnston- 06/12 Onyl Santiago- 06/13 Renfroe Caver- 06/13 Shane Thomas- 06/13 Carlos Wheeler- 06/15 Joseph Ford- 06/17 Keith Densmore- 06/19
Kdric Kindred- 4yrs Ariel Vargas- 4yrs Jerez Mabin- 3yrs Oscar Davis- 3yrs Joshua Jones- 3yrs
Romello Chandler- 3yrs
Mario Summerville- 7yrs Jose Guzman- 3yrs
Morgan Franklin- 7yrs Peter Wedlake- 7yrs
Jerrell Henderson- 1yr
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Ellie Isham- Intern
Everyone’s Talking Tariffs—But What Happens After? The logistics industry is buzzing about tariffs and geopolitics—and for good reason. With uncertainty swirling around trade policies, especially with China, many shippers are stuck in reactive mode. Imports have slowed, inventories are in flux, and the near-term focus is all about navigating the current disruption. But history has shown that the real challenge isn’t just surviving volatility—it’s planning for what comes after. While headlines focus on tariffs today, the companies that will come out ahead are already thinking about the recovery. What happens when demand surges again? When capacity tightens? When your competitors are scrambling for space and service? Now is always the time to prepare—not just for disruption, but for the rebound. Lessons from the Past (But This Isn’t 2020) To be clear, this post-tariff environment won’t mirror the chaos of 2020. During the pandemic, stimulus dollars flooded the economy while consumers redirected discretionary spending toward home goods, gym equipment, and office furniture. Supply chains were overwhelmed from port to porch, and capacity evaporated across all modes seemingly overnight. That level of hypergrowth was fueled by one-time factors unlikely to repeat. Today’s consumers are back to dining out and taking vacations. There’s no stimulus check surge coming. And few companies are stocking up based on predictions of a “new normal.” If you wait for the market to tighten before you act, you’re already behind.
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