With over 10 years in the industry, Annie Wilson serves as National Accounts Sales Manager at Great Dane, where she works closely with national fleet customers to forge strong partnerships and simplify complex processes, always grounded in communication and teamwork. 

In addition to her professional role, Wilson is currently completing her Executive MBA at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business, where she is refining her leadership, strategy, and operations expertise.

In March 2025, she joined the Board of Directors for Women In Trucking (WIT), stepping into a space where she can advocate for women in transportation and help them build confidence in their growth & success.

At home, Wilson juggles her career and studies with the support of her husband as they raise two energetic, sweet little boys – enjoying life along the Savannah, GA coast filled with beach days, outdoor adventures and swears by the necessity of a good girl’s night, whether it’s dinner out or a lighthearted mahjong game.

Wilson is deeply committed to fostering both professional and personal growth – leading with authenticity, connectedness, and a belief in creating meaningful impact wherever she serves.

With 16 years of dedicated experience at Daimler Truck North America, Kelley Martin has expertly navigated the transportation industry’s evolution from its roots to its exciting future. Currently serving as Director in Aftermarket, Martin's career has spanned diverse roles in Sales, Marketing, and Operations, where she has consistently driven innovation and charted new paths forward. Her partnerships with suppliers and dealers underscore her commitment to providing customized solutions that meet customers' needs with excellence.

Martin was recognized as 2024 Top Women to Watch in Transportation by the Women in Trucking Association for her significant career accomplishments and being a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion. As an Executive Advisor for the WIN (Women’s Interactive Network) at Daimler Truck North America and a member of the STEM Advisory Board for local schools, she empowers the next generation while championing a more inclusive future in transportation. Her active role in Women in Trucking further highlights her dedication to uplifting women in the industry.

A devoted wife and mother, Martin is deeply committed to helping others find balance, mentoring countless women—especially working mothers—in achieving work-life harmony. Through her leadership and mentorship, Martin inspires her colleagues at Daimler Truck North America and paves the way for a more inclusive, balanced future in transportation, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.

Jennifer Plumlee has over 30 years of experience in the trucking industry, spanning both provider and shipper backgrounds. Plumlee is the Vice President of Managed Logistics at J.B. Hunt Transport Services. In this role, she leads teams focused on optimizing supply chain processes, enhancing customer satisfaction, and driving innovation across managed transportation solutions. She has held this position since 2021 and plays a key role in strategic planning and operational improvement initiatives.

Prior to joining J.B. Hunt, Plumlee held leadership roles at Amazon and served as CEO of Time Logistics, Inc. Her career spans a wide range of logistics disciplines, including freight forwarding, contract negotiation, and international trade. She is recognized for her strategic mindset, ability to build high-performing teams, and commitment to continuous process improvement.

Plumlee holds a degree from the University of Arkansas, has her supply chain certification and is a trained coach in QDM. She has been involved with Women In Trucking for years, supporting its mission and initiatives as a passionate advocate for gender diversity in transportation. She resides in Northwest Arkansas and brings passion, innovation, and leadership to every aspect of her work.

Megan Miller serves as the Director of Network & Solutions Development and Deployment at Bridgestone Americas. In this role, she leads a cross-functional team dedicated to developing service network operations, supporting customer experience and deploying transformative technologies that enable business success. Her scope spans sales enablement, customer support and solutions deployment—focused on execution rooted in a deep understanding of the voice of the customer.

Prior to her current role, Miller held key positions at Bridgestone including Strategic Account Manager for CFNA, the consumer credit division of Bridgestone, and Senior Manager of Commercial Sales Channel Development. In each role, she championed tirecentric solutions and built value through collaborative dealer engagement.

Miller actively engages in Bridgestone’s community outreach initiatives, partnering with organizations like United Way and Maplewood High School, while serving as a mentor for BWIN—Bridgestone’s Women’s Network. Her involvement reflects a strong commitment to service, inclusion, and leadership development.

Based in Nashville, TN, outside of work Miller enjoys fitness, reading, tennis, exploring new places with her husband and dog, and cheering on the Indiana Hoosiers with family and friends.

Ingrid Brown, a native of Boone, NC/Mountain City, TN and lives by "Nothing in life is simple, it takes hard work and in the end it's a positive journey to success". Ingrid's four decade career as a Professional Truck Driver of diversity as an Independent Owner, CEO and as a Company driver. As well as being an Operations Manager of specialized refrigerated freight brings her experience of diversity to the trucking industry in all areas.

Ingrid has been a Women in Trucking Association charter member since 2007 and an Inaugural Image Team member since 2015. Ingrid serves on the Advisory Committee and was a panelist speaker at the 2023 WIT Accelerate Conference.

Beginning November, 2023 Ingrid became the host of 'Life on 18 Wheels' presented by WLA, Inc Trucking, of Mount Airy, NC. A video/audio podcast, Ingrid will be providing 'Life on 18 Wheels' to the transportation industry and to those interested in entering as a  professional truck driver.

Ingrid has dedicated her driving career toward CMV Safety and the safety of the general motoring public. Ingrid continues to work directly with FMCSA in D.C. for safer highways. In 2019 Ingrid was chosen as FMCSA's CMV Voice of Safety Our Roads, Our Safety campaign. Ingrid can be seen and heard on billboards, television commercials, SiriusXM and major media as the FMCSA safety advocate. Brown also was a speaker in FMCSA 2020 Trucking Safety Summit. 2015 she was selected on NASTC America’s Road Team and NASTC Woman Driver of the Year. In 2018, Ingrid was a TA/Petro Citizen Driver Honoree and the Oklahoma City Petro was rebranded as Ingrid R. Brown OKC PETRO. In 2021, Ingrid was named to the St. Christopher’s Fund driver council and one of 21 on the 50th Anniversary Wall of Fame of the Mid America Trucking Show.

Ingrid continues to be an advocate for driver awareness and safety through her involvement within the industry and can be seen in numerous major magazines, radio, TV news specials, social media, podcasts and speaking engagements.  

In March 2019 Ingrid was the cover of USA TODAY MONEY and the feature video of Females in Trucking. 

Ingrid Brown's passion is mentoring women and others in the trucking industry by paying it forward.

Bio coming soon.

As Vice President of Transportation at UPS, Michael leads teams that manage the long-haul middle mile transportation networks in the U.S. Her teams include the U.S. Carrier Management Group in charge of contract carriers and UPS Brown sleeper teams, Carrier Direct and DirectShip operations at UPS customer locations, Sleeper Team Fleet Management, and Railroad relationships. She is responsible for daily decisions to minimize costs, improve service reliability and on time performance, and optimize network capacity while managing labor flexibilities in a dynamically changing business environment. Her teams implement and optimize complex customer solutions, while managing dynamic real time contingency plans to deliver best in class industry service for small package products in North America. 

Michael is driven by a passion for people, possibility, and continuous learning. She believes that empowered capable people working collaboratively can achieve “new possibilities” through transformational process improvements while exceeding customer expectations. She believes in the power of advanced analytics, machine learning, optimization, and the application of generative AI technologies to provide insights, to enable better outcomes, and to make quicker adjustments.  Bonnie focuses on making people more effective and mentoring next generation leaders to be prepared to take on additional responsibilities when opportunities arise. She actively champions diversity and inclusion through Women’s Leadership activities, executive sponsorships, mentoring, and engagement with business resource groups. 

She started out as a part-time package handler in Louisville while attending the University of Louisville and graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in biology and an entrepreneurial MBA. She rose through the ranks at UPS through numerous rotations in air and ground operations, engineering, and planning roles. 

Armida Gonzalez is an accomplished executive with over 25 years of experience in Operations Management and Supply Chain.

Originally from Mexico, she relocated to the United States in 2012 to advance her career at PACCAR, where she has spent the last 17 years. Throughout her journey, Gonzalez has worked in various divisions and has relocated multiple times, enriching her professional experience. She is currently a Senior Assistant Plant Manager for Peterbilt, in Denton, Texas.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in International Business and Customs, as well as a Master's in Supply Chain and Transportation. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Gonzalez leverages her multicultural background to navigate diverse business environments and promote inclusivity in the workplace. 

A passionate advocate for women and Hispanic and Latino communities, Gonzalez is dedicated to fostering diversity and equity. She is a passionate traveler and an aspiring cook.

Sarah Smith is the Senior Vice President of HR for Penske Transportation Solutions. In this role, Sarah leads teams responsible for Total Rewards, Corporate and Field HR, Diversity and Inclusion, Recruiting and HRIS. Sarah began working for Penske in 2010 and has held this role since 2019.   Prior to that, she held several roles in HR including Vice President of HR Operations and Director of Labor Relations.

Prior to coming to Penske, Sarah worked in private practice as an Attorney, was in-house counsel, led the Human Resources function, and worked in Operations and Labor Relations for a privately held company.  She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in French from Wilkes University and has her Juris Doctor degree from John Marshall Law School in Chicago.  Sarah has four (4) children and lives in the Reading, Pennsylvania area.  In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, cooking and spin class. 

Domenica Farmer has 30+ years of experience, entrepreneurship, and driving execution in the comprehensive waste and environmental services industry. As area vice president of WM, Farmer is responsible for all profit and loss aspects of the company’s operations in Texas and Oklahoma to include collections, disposal, recycling, and landfill. Farmer is skilled in Operations Management, Sales, Sustainable Business and Environmental Awareness. She has a strong passion relative to mentoring others, ensuring inclusivity, and empowering people to be their best self.

She began her career with WM in April 1992 in sales and transitioned into the organization’s operations through holding a variety of senior level positions.

Farmer is fluent in Italian and speaks conversational Spanish. She received her MBA and bachelor’s degree in business management from the University of West Florida. Farmer has served as the chairman of the board for the Niceville-Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce and is currently serving as a board member of Columbia Southern University. She was recently appointed as a board of director to the Women In Trucking (WIT) Association and continues to educate groups on benefits of recycling and creating sustainable solutions.