Aim Transportation Solutions, a family-owned and -operated provider of commercial trucks and transportation services for more than 40 years, has some big news coming out of their corporate headquarters in Youngstown, OHIO: a new Chief Financial Officer has been appointed.
Aim is privileged to name Harry Shood, former Chief Accounting Officer within the organization, to the role of CFO. Coming off the heels of a record-shattering sales year, Shood, who joined Aim a year ago as the Chief Accounting Officer, has already proven himself to be vital to Aim’s strategic plan for long-term success.
They say hope springs eternal, and Regional Vice President Rob Vogan and his wife, Angela, would tell you they're right.
In December 2019 the Vogans welcomed twin girls, Evelyn (Evie) and Sophie. While Sophie’s birth went smoothly, it was immediately evident there were complications with Evie.
Drivers can now report breakdowns quickly and more efficiently through the new Road Rescue module inside the Aim Navigator app.
Instead of a driver having to call to report a breakdown, he or she could use the new feature to instantly send an alert to personnel in Aim's Road Rescue department, who will immediately contact the driver.
Using GPS coordinates provided automatically through the app, the Road Rescue team can dispatch a tow truck to the exact location of the impaired vehicle. The driver can also choose to receive text updates once service is dispatched.
Olympic Steel, an Ohio-based steel distributor and longtime Aim customer, has expanded its partnership with Aim Integrated Logistics by adding dedicated fleet services in Bettendorf, Iowa, and Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.
For the second consecutive quarter, Aim Integrated Logistics driver Dewey Keen, who driver for Hydro Gainesville, added two monthly safe driving championships to his total for 2022.
Dewey registered the top Netradyne GreenZone camera scores in October and December, bringing to five the number of times he has recorded the top monthly score since the competition began in March. His 1043 score in July remains the highest in the program this far.
Aim Integrated Logistics drivers have sharply raised their GreenZone scores as recorded by Netradyne cameras in recent months.
If you’ve ever purchased plants at a Costco Wholesale store in or around Chicago, then you’ve purchased plants from Leider Greenhouses, a valued Aim Transportation Solutions customer. The wholesale plant grower supplies over 26 Costco locations in Chicagoland. They grow out of two locations in Illinois: one in Buffalo Grove, which also features their garden center where you can purchase their beautiful flora directly, and the other in Knoxville, an expansive 350-acre site where they grow a large portion of their plants.
The relationship between the availability of new vehicles and the intensity of the used truck market is pretty obvious when you think about it. If there isn’t enough new equipment to keep up with demand, then consumers will be forced into alternatives. The next logical step in this case is, of course, to purchase used equipment. Naturally, those in need started knocking down the doors of used truck dealers.
Representatives from Aim Transportation Solutions recently traveled to Warsaw, IN, to meet with Creighton Brothers, the renowned egg producer, in preparation for an exciting partnership kicking off March 5.
Creighton Brothers eggs have delighted families for nearly 100 years and running. Now in its fourth generation, the family business produces nearly 1-billion eggs each year.
What’s truly astounding about this operation is Creighton Brothers’ involvement in every layer of egg production. Across 8,000 acres of land, they operate a number of growing and laying farms, crop farms for feed production, a feed mill facility and an egg processing plant.
Justin Battisti has been named Aim Transportation Solution’s Controller. Since coming onboard in 2021 as the Assistant Controller, he has been a vital part of Aim’s accounting operation and, by extension, the company’s overall success.
In his new, enhanced role, Justin will work closely with Paul Slater—who was recently promoted to Vice President, Corporate Controller—on all accounting functions, including high-level accounting and managerial accounting.