TransX welcomes new US division president, Web site

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WINNIPEG, Man. –TransX Group of Companies has recently appointed Ron Joseph as president of is US division, TransX USA. Company officials say Joseph is responsible for the expansion of the US truckload brokerage business and his appointment coincides with the launch of a new Web site, www.transxusa.com.

“Throughout his career, Ron consistently delivered superior results. Combine that with the launch of www.transxusa.com and we’re ready for the upswing in the economy. We will continue our growth in the US and Ron’s extensive experience is a huge asset,” said Louie Tolaini, president of TransX Group of Companies.

Joseph, who reports to Tolaini, has more than 30 years of transportation experience most recently at FedEx Ground as senior vice-president of linehaul, safety and maintenance. Prior to FedEx, Joseph was first director then vice-president of Roadway Package System, being part of the team responsible for the company’s creation. Joseph’s accomplishments include numerous FedEx and ATA Awards.

“I am very excited to lead and grow the TransX business in the US and we’re proud to launch our US Web site,” Joseph said. “Our online tools allow real-time track and trace, request a quote, and more. At www.transxusa.com we will provide considerable benefits and services. Our innovative organization adds value to the marketplace building on the strength of the TransX Group of Companies.”

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