Q&A: Transplace CEO McGuigan details ‘new normal’ for US truckload shippers

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Q&A: Transplace CEO McGuigan details ‘new normal’ for US truckload shippers

| May 10, 2018 4:40PM EDT
Logistics executives came to the Transplace Shipper Symposium this week hungry for solutions to what seem to be intractable problems of tight capacity and rising prices. They received more than a few from Transplace CEO Frank McGuigan.
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