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Budreck Truck Lines names new CEO
Fleets, email your new hires, promotions, employee certifications and/or accomplishments to [email protected] A round up of trucking’s people news and headline makers for the week of Sept. 5. Budreck Truck Lines names new CEO Chicago-based refrigerated LTL specialist Budreck Truck Lines has named Tim Johnson president. He takes over the position from Budreck’s founder Bradley Subler, who will move into the role of CEO. Johnson has been with Budreck since 1998, having served as general manager and director of sales since 2009. The decision to promote Johnson to the role of President comes as the company enjoys its busiest year
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How new CEO Andy Jassy can follow in Jeff Bezos’ footsteps
As Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos prepares to leave the planet in the coming weeks in a rocket built by his spaceship company, he’s handing the reins of his e-commerce business — the country’s second-largest employer — to Andy Jassy, 53, a loyal lieutenant who spent 24 years by his side. Jassy, the former head of Amazon Web Services, began his first day as Amazon’s CEO on Monday. He has been with Amazon since 1997, just three years after Bezos founded what was then an online bookstore from his home in a Seattle suburb on July 5, 1994. The business has
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Healdsburg Lumber CEO wins North Bay Women in Business award
We have done our best at HLC to offer flexibility to all of our employees to help them cope with whatever burdens they are facing. We want our staff to be able to take care of their personal life because it will reduce stress and help them focus when they are at work. I think that for the most part, our team has remained relatively calm during pandemic because they know we are there to help support them. Lastly on COVID, which changes in routine or approach to your job you’ve made as the result of the pandemic will remain
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Extreme weather to push property insurance higher -Hippo CEO
June 22 (Reuters) – Extreme weather events and shortage of labour and materials for repairs will push property insurance rates higher in the next several years, the chief executive of U.S. home insurer Hippo said on Tuesday. As homeowners stayed home during the pandemic, their properties suffered more damage due to issues such as bathroom leaks, and it was harder to get tradespeople in to mop up, Assaf Wand, chief executive officer and co-founder of Hippo said in an interview at the Reuters Future of Insurance USA conference. To see the video, click: https://vimeo.com/566187753/e6e9fea3a1 “The severity of the claims increased
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Morgan Stanley Promotes Wealth Management Head Andy Saperstein To Potential CEO Successor
Andy Saperstein was promoted to co-president at Morgan Stanley as he continues to head up the firm’s … [+] wealth management segment. Patrick McMullan via Getty Images Morgan Stanley MS has promoted Andy Saperstein to co-president of the firm, serving alongside Ted Pick in a move that sets the pair up to be first in line to succeed current CEO James Gorman and serves as a bellwether for the increasing importance of wealth management to the New York-based financial services giant. In the new role, Saperstein will oversee the firms widespread wealth management business from the financial advisors working with
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CEO of Conserved Empire Financial FCU Calls NCUA’s Actions ‘Totally Unwarranted’
Lobby of the NCUA. The NCUA on Monday conserved the $3 million Empire Financial Federal Credit Union, which was managing unsecured loans, primarily Paycheck Protection Program loans, totaling $1,634,968 in 2020 compared to just $54,171 of unsecured loans in 2019. The independent federal agency said it conserved the Jackson, N.J.-based credit union because of unsafe and unsound practices that were not specified. Gerald Goldenbroit, who served as the credit union’s president/CEO for nearly nine years and also worked as an NCUA examiner for 18 years, said there were no safety and soundness issues at Empire Financial. He said when he
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Business Spotlight: CEO Janneh Wright on 20 Years of Helping Businesses Grow with Primus Business Management
LITTLE FALLS, NJ — TAPintoTV’s Executive Producer, Brian Brodeur, spoke with Janneh Wright, CEO and Founder of Primus Business Management, about what they do and their 20th anniversary. Primus Business Management specializes in helping small-to-medium-sized businesses focus on their core mission by outsourcing operational management like administration, accounting, finance business strategy, and human resources. “Our goal is going inside organizations and helping owners grow out their business, giving the owner more time to refocus on why they started the business and leaving some really good practical transactional work to the outside specialist,” Wright said. Wright added that many businesses can
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Business Educator, Entrepreneur, and CEO of ERPA Analysts Inc. Explores the Tech Jobs of Tomorrow
DUBLIN, Ohio, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Expert business researcher Dr. Srikanth Gaddam announced the release of his newest book, exploring the wealth of careers available in a rapidly evolving field of disruptive technologies. Written with a conversational, storytelling tone specifically designed to help young adults and laymen, “The Future of Disruptive Technologies” takes the reader on a thought-provoking and engaging journey as Dr. Gaddam offers up insights into the best tech to study and master now to help navigate future employment. The book is available for purchase via Amazon.com. Technopreneur and CEO of ERPA Analysts Inc. –
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