JMN Logistics Promotes Drake and Darnell
ST. LOUIS - JMN Logistics, an auto transportation services provider, has promoted Scott Drake to senior manager of internal operations, and Cindy Darnell to director of sales and marketing.
ST. LOUIS - JMN Logistics (www.jmnhaul.com), an auto transportation services provider, has promoted Scott Drake to senior manager of internal operations, and Cindy Darnell to director of sales and marketing.
Drake joined JMN Logistics in 2007. He previously worked as a dispatcher for Ryder Integrated Logistics at the Ford Assembly Plant, and as general manager of two facilities for the Parking Spot at St. Louis International Airport. Drake was promoted from manager of operations at JMN.
Darnell has been with JMN Logistics for four years, most recently as sales and marketing manager. Her previous work experience includes serving as district manager for a photography company and as a merchandising manager.
"On behalf of the management team, I congratulate Scott and Cindy on their well-deserved promotions," said William Billiter, general manager of JMN. "They have both demonstrated their dedication, work ethic and desire to improve our company and how we serve our clients."
Please visit www.jmnhaul.com to learn more about JMN Logistics.
About JMN Logistics, LLC
JMN Logistics is a national provider of auto transportation services for dealers, auto auctions, private individuals, new car manufacturers, and rental agencies since 1999. With a growing fleet of dedicated trucks and drivers, along with an owner operator and carrier network consisting of over 3,000 haulers nationwide, JMN can handle customers' needs large or small. JMN Logistics' dedicated driver base, matched with an experienced staff with over 200 combined years of vehicle logistics experience and cutting-edge technology, will continue to make us a leader within the vehicle transportation marketplace. To learn more about JMN Logistics, order transportation, or to get a transport quote, visit www.jmnhaul.com or call (877) 566-4285 x25.
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