TCA has launched the TCA Executive Leadership Online Program which is a series of webinars and educational sessions geared towards C-Level trucking professionals. The program will be led by seasoned experts with extensive experience in diverse industries who bring a wealth of knowledge, insights, and practical strategies to approach everyday business challenges. Here is the current schedule and lineup of expert presenters: September 17: Technology from the C-Suite with Pavan Pidugu, Chief Technology Officer at Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration September 24: Supply Chain Analytics with Jason Miller Professor of Supply Chain Management at Michigan State University October 8: Creating a Culture of Safety with Don Osterberg, former Sr. Vice President at Schneider. Special thanks to sponsor Netradyne October 24: Top Trucking & Logistics Law Considerations with Greg Feary, President and Managing Partner & Prasad Sharma, Partner at Scopelitis Law Firm More information and registration at link: https://lnkd.in/eZ6t-NiT
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