Women In Trucking Blog / Leadership (3)

The rate of woman-owned businesses in the transportation sector is rapidly growing throughout the United States - and the world. Women now comprise 40 percent of new entrepreneurs in the …

The more you understand how the human brain has evolved over centuries and now functions today, the more effectively you can make decisions and relate to others in the business …

Pictured from left to right: Lisa, Born, and Angie Female drivers make up about 10 percent of the professional driver workforce. But being a professional driver provides many women with …

“We all have the power to bring about change, individually and collectively, and the way we do that is by starting conversations in our own workplaces.” - Sallie Krawcheck, author …

Celebrating the successes of women in the industry is a core tenet of the Women In Trucking Association. These two remarkable women, who were named to our 2021 Top Women …

Carmen Anderson, company driver for America’s Service Line, was recently named to WIT's premier 2021 'Top Women to Watch in Transportation' list. In this Q&A, we get her take on …

A global pandemic shook the transportation industry to its core causing companies to not only reevaluate their budgets but also their operational strategies and their business continuity plans. Some leaders …

When you think of Waste Management (WM) you most likely think of their big green trucks rolling through neighborhoods, collecting trash and recyclables. Their remarkable fleet logs a lot of …

When it comes to employee benefits your thoughts and actions probably turn to the costs of providing healthcare benefits to your transportation industry workforce. This is a big-ticket item, and …

A Q&A with Sandy Rapp, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, TravelCenters of America What is the most impactful change you’ve made in order to keep your team engaged …