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6/20/2005
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Small shipments association adds five members to exec committee
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The National Small Shipments Traffic Conference (NASSTRAC) recently appointed five members at large to its executive committee.
The new members are Doug Easley, vice president of business development for Distribution Solutions International; Ginger Bruntrager, senior transportation analyst for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals; Chris Norak, senior partner for Chain Connectors; Joe Estrella, director of transportation and logistics network for CVS/Pharmacy; and Susan Konopack, transportation analyst for Johnson & Johnson Sales and Logistics Co.
Founded in 1952, NASSTRAC represents the interests of logistics professionals involved in less-than-truckload, parcel and small package shipping.
The new members are Doug Easley, vice president of business development for Distribution Solutions International; Ginger Bruntrager, senior transportation analyst for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals; Chris Norak, senior partner for Chain Connectors; Joe Estrella, director of transportation and logistics network for CVS/Pharmacy; and Susan Konopack, transportation analyst for Johnson & Johnson Sales and Logistics Co.
Founded in 1952, NASSTRAC represents the interests of logistics professionals involved in less-than-truckload, parcel and small package shipping.
