PITT OHIO Wins 2023 Penske Logistics Freight Management Carrier Award
PITT OHIO honored for its less than truckload innovative solutions.
PITT OHIO, a leader in transportation, warehouse and logistics services, was named a Less Than Truckload US Regional Carrier of the Year Award winner during the 2023 Penske Logistics Freight Management Carrier Awards program in Phoenix.
Category winners were selected from among Penske’s expansive base of trucking carriers operating within its freight management operations. There are several award qualifications: A Penske Logistics enterprise scorecard combined with customer, operations and sourcing feedback.
LeAnne Coulter, Vice President of Freight Management for Penske Logistics:
“Congratulations to PITT OHIO for being the recipient of a Less Than Truckload Regional Carrier of the Year Award from Penske Logistics. We appreciate their support in helping Penske Logistics manage an ever-evolving supply chain.”
Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Geoff Muessig
“Earning this third recognition from Penske Logistics confirms our dedication to delivering top-notch service that keeps our customers' operations running smoothly. We're proud of our team for consistently exceeding expectations.”
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