Trailer Bridge signed a $62 million lease agreement with the Jacksonville Port Authority to continue operating a Blount Island terminal through at least 2041.
This week: Trailer Bridge and ATS International donate to Habitat for Humanity of Puerto Rico, UPS makes $38,000 in donations to Down Syndrome Alabama and MSC moves Operation Smile medical supplies.
The list is the result of a wide-ranging measurement of American companies that have created exceptional workplaces and company culture.
“We have invested in the right infrastructure at the right time to handle growing cargo volumes and bigger ships,” says South Carolina Ports’ Jim Newsome.
On this episode of Midday Market Update, Kevin Hill and Michael Vincent look at downstream effects from California’s port crisis.
Kevin Hill and Michael Vincent discuss the best fleets to drive for this year.
Trailer Bridge’s Indie Bollman describes the company’s efforts to remain engaged with staff and provide opportunities for growth amid a restricted work environment.
Trailer Bridge Vice President of Logistics Eric Masotti describes how companies can implement technology without losing the human element.
Trailer Bridge President and CEO Mitch Luciano discusses workforce strategies for remaining strong during these challenging times.
Isolation doesn’t mean workforces can’t stay connected. Trailer Bridge President and CEO Mitch Luciano explains why virtual engagement must be a priority during the health crisis.
