Women In Trucking Blog / Recognition

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has named Shawnta Wortham as its September 2026 Member of the Month. Wortham is a Critical Cargo Specialist with Boyle Transportation, a Highway Diamond …

Jennifer Overmyer’s approach to leadership is rooted in a simple idea: meaningful impact starts with investing in people. As Vice President of Mobile Drivers, Compliance & Payroll for Centerline Drivers, …

The trucking industry continues to evolve, driven by leaders who not only deliver exceptional business results but also invest in developing the next generation of talent. This year, the Women …

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) has named Gina Smith its August 2026 Member of the Month, recognizing her commitment to developing the transportation workforce and helping students discover careers …

When Ashley Kordish joined the Women In Trucking Association, she was looking for something many women in the industry hope to find: a place to connect with others who understood …

If you know Bobbi Leach, you know she doesn’t do anything halfway. As the Director of Branding and Communications at Expediter Services (ES), she’s spent 16 years in the industry …

For Jerri Baez, meaningful impact starts with people. Long before conversations about compliance scores, safety metrics, or operational performance, she believes the real work begins by making people feel heard, …

Lawless speaking on the "Compliance Under Pressure: Mastering Today’s Complicated Regulatory Landscape" panel discussion at the Women In Trucking Association's 2025 Accelerate! Conference & Expo The Women In Trucking Association …

Wolarik leading a yoga session at the first ever WIT on the Road regional event in Arlington, VA. For Maggie Wolarik, service has always been rooted in compassion, connection, and …

Three decades ago, Dee Dee Cox began building a career in human resources with a simple belief: strong organizations are built by investing in people. Today, as Vice President of …