Women In Trucking Association Names 2024 Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation

by Women In Trucking Staff, on Jul 29, 2024 5:00:00 AM

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ARLINGTON, Va. – July 29, 2024 Redefining the Road magazine, the official magazine of the Women In Trucking Association (WIT), announced today the recipients of the 2024 “Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation.”

“There is a significant economic impact of woman-owned businesses,” said Brian Everett, group publisher and editorial director of Redefining the Road magazine. “In fact, in the United States alone there are nearly 14 million woman-owned businesses accounting for nearly 40% of all small businesses. These businesses are thriving due to the entrepreneurial strengths and skill sets of these driven women owners. Woman-owned businesses employ millions of people and generate some $2.7 trillion in annual revenue.” 

Criteria used to identify qualified applicants include majority ownership by a woman, financial stability and growth, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit, according to Everett. Each company was nominated and chosen based upon business success and accomplishments including those related to gender diversity.

“It's a privilege for Women In Trucking Association to honor the 2024 Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation,” said Jennifer Hedrick, president and CEO of WIT. “These 15 companies exemplify outstanding business practices and innovation and are led by female pioneers in this industry.”

There is a broad range of company sizes named to the 2024 “Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation” list, which is sponsored by Triumph, but all must generate a minimum of $5 million in gross annual sales. Companies named to the 2024 “Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation” list and the primary female business owners are: 

AGT Global Logistics (Angela Eliacostas, founder & president)
Andy Transport (Andreea Crisan, president & CEO)
Aria Logistics (Arelis Bonilla, founder & president)
Bennett Cartage Consultants, Inc., Evans Delivery Jacksonville (Tammy Bennett, president)
Bennett Family of Companies (Marcia G. Taylor, CEO)
Brenny Transportation, Inc. (Joyce Brenny, founder & CEO)
Garner Trucking, Inc. (Sherri Garner Brumbaugh, president & CEO)
Hassett Logistics (Michelle Halkerston, president & CEO)
HTR Logistics (Lindsey Haught, founder & president)
Kirsch Transportation Services, Inc. (Camilla Moore-Kirsch, founder & CEO)
Partners Funding, Inc. (Sherri DeJong, vice president, co-founder & co-owner)
Powersource Transportation (Barb Bakos, owner & president)
Rihm Family Companies (Kari Rihm, president & CEO)
S-2international LLC (Jennifer Mead, CEO)
Tucker Freight Lines (Sauny Tucker, CEO)

The 2024 “Top Woman-Owned Businesses in Transportation” will be recognized during a special program at the upcoming Women In Trucking Accelerate! Conference & Expo, which takes place Nov. 10-13 in Dallas, TX. For more information, visit www.womenintrucking.org.

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About Women In Trucking Association, Inc.

Women In Trucking Association, Inc. is a nonprofit association established to encourage the employment of women in the trucking industry, promote their accomplishments and minimize obstacles faced by women working in the trucking industry. Membership is not limited to women, as 17 percent of its members are men who support the mission. Women In Trucking is supported by its members and the generosity of Gold Level Partners: Arrow Truck Sales, Bridgestone Americas, Daimler Truck North America, FedEx Freight, Great Dane, J.B. Hunt Transport, Michelin North America, Navistar International, Inc., PACCAR, Penske Transportation Solutions, Ryder System, Walmart, and WM. Follow WIT on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. For more information, visit www.womenintrucking.org or call 888-464-9482.

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