This week we talk to Justin Lu, Founder and CEO of Ezpapel. We discuss his journey of helping his father take his trucking company from $1m to $20m+ in 3 years and starting a logistics tech company, Ezpapel. We talk how his dad immigrated to the United States and how that impacted his recruiting story in to the logistics industry. We also discuss the state of the industry right now as well. 

The books Justin recommends are:

On this month's episode, we have John Calloway of Logex. John details his story of not knowing much about the industry, to how connecting with a few recruiters, including me, opened his eyes to the transportation industry. We talk about starting Logex and what leadership means to him. 

Book recommended by John: 

This week we give you my own recruiting story! My wife Sami Chapman joins and co-hosts as we dig in to my recruiting story and hers as well! We talk about how recruiting impacted each of our journey's and how Cover 3 came to be. We also talk about how career isn't our identity, but a tool that helps us accomplish a greater purpose.   

The books I recommend that have been impactful to me are: 

This month our guest is Trey Griggs, the founder of the Beta consulting group and host of several podcasts in the transportation space. We discuss his recruiting story and how he landed in the transportation and logistics space, and ultimately how he chose to focus on marketing, branding and sales consulting with his company. We also discuss the WHY behind his work that drives him and his team.   

You can connect with Trey on Linkedin here. 

You can find the Beta Consulting webpage here. 

You can subscribe to Trey's daily podcast here. 

This month's guests are Brian Fugate and David Dobrzykowski of the University of Arkansas supply chain program. We talk about their recruiting story, why Arkansas is the number 1 supply chain program in the country, and their outlook on the current state of the transportation world.   

If you are interested in the University of Arkansas supply chain program, go here:  https://walton.uark.edu/departments/s... 

If you'd like to connect with Brian and David, feel free to connect with them on Linkedin.   

The books they recommend are:

In this episode we speak with TruckPark founder, Anthony Petitte about his journey from corporate recruiting to Transportation Tech founder. We discuss how companies can retain more people, including drivers by treating people like people and not numbers.   

The book he recommends is: The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness by Morgan Housel

Anthony's Linkedin

TruckPark Website