The Women In Trucking Association is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2007. WIT is guided by a Board of Directors, and Jennifer Hedrick serves as the President and CEO. WIT depends on our member volunteers to help carry out our mission.

You can reach out by submitting the contact form, emailing membership@womenintrucking.org, or calling 1-888-464-9482. 

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WIT's Career Center helps connect talent with opportunity! Visit the site to learn more.

Whether you’re an individual who wants to grow professionally or a company trying to make an impact, WIT offers ways for you to engage and achieve your goals. Here are 5 easy ways to get started.

WIT Connections is the place where members can build meaningful relationships, grow their network, and tap into the collective wisdom of women in the industry. 

There are several opportunities to network and build connections with professionals from around the industry, including networking groups and one-on-one connections. Learn more and start networking today!

If you have experience in the industry, enjoy helping people achieve their goals, and want to help others, you can be a mentor or lead a networking group! If you are interested in learning more about the industry and growing your career, you can be a mentee or join a group. Visit WIT Connections to learn more and sign up.

Engage is WIT's networking platform. Members can access the webinar library, member discounts, whitepapers and branding information.  Engage also includes WIT Connections, our networking and mentorship program.

Log in to start building connections to grow your career. Email us for assistance.

WIT's Accelerate! Conference & Expo can help you increase your knowledge with educational sessions focused on critical transportation issues, trends, and perspectives from women in the industry. Looking for solutions and better strategies to build business? The expo features valuable products and services that can help. If you believe the gender balance should be changed in the industry, you should attend and participate in the next conference to connect and network with other transportation decision-makers. 

WIT is proud to recognize driver accomplishments and help you connect with other members. Each year, WIT hosts the Salute to Women Behind the Wheel in conjunction with the  Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) in Louisville, Kentucky. Contact us for more information.

View the WIT Calendar to view all upcoming events and important dates.

The Image Team is comprised of individuals representing the mission of the association as subject matter experts in the trucking industry because of their knowledge, passion, and positivity. They speak to the media and industry professionals as well as participating in ride-along events for legislators, regulators, and industry leaders to help deepen understanding of the obstacles women face on the road. Visit the WIT Image Team page to meet image team members. Contact us for more information.

WITney is an educational trailer that educates and amplifies a simple message: a career in transportation can be rewarding for women. The trailer introduces the career of professional driving, features personal success stories from female drivers, and shares the history of the association and its mission. Interactive kiosks quiz attendees on their knowledge of the trucking industry, provide a state-of-the-art driver simulation experience, and check out a female trucker uniform display. Email us to have WITney at your next event!

We include updates on WITney and her location on the WIT blog.

Hosting a Girl Scout event is a great way to introduce young girls to the importance of the trucking industry. We provide the curriculum and the patch and have a supply chain activity book available as well. Visit the Girl Scout Patch Program page to learn more about this exciting opportunity. Contact Lana Nichols for assistance.

A 501(c)(3) organization that supports ambitious students, drivers, and professionals in the trucking industry who seek to grow their skills through classroom and vocational training. A community of corporations, foundations, and individuals who value professional development in the trucking industry and committed to seeing it grow. Visit the Women In Trucking Foundation page to learn more about how you can help the WIT Foundation.

This award was developed in 2010 to honor female leaders in trucking and attract and advance women within the industry. Do you know someone who provides leadership, creates change, and inspires? Consider nomination them for this distinguished award. Visit the Influential Woman in Trucking Award page to learn more.

This award is intended to acknowledge and honor the contributions and accomplishments of an outstanding individual acknowledged by her peers for achievement and leadership in the field of logistics in North America. Winners are role models for other women seeking or advancing careers in logistics by their commitment to their profession, desire to further the industry’s success, and participation in civic and community affairs. Visit the Distinguished Woman in Logistics Award page to learn more about the DWLA nomination process.

An annual award that recognizes outstanding female professional drivers who lead the industry in safety standards while actively enhancing the public image of the trucking industry. Visit the Driver of the Year page to learn more about this year’s winner.

WIT highlights a member each month who is succeeding in the industry. Do you know a woman who is making significant strides in our industry or want to share your own journey? Submit their story.