Meet the Logistician!

Aimee Iwan -- Client Success Advisor How would you describe your current position to someone that doesn’t work in the transportation logistics industry? I am the primary point of contact for multiple customers. I manage their accounts by ensuring smooth operations, as in on time pick-up and delivery. Not only that, but I resolve issues, identify opportunities for sales growth, and monitor performance metrics. My role is crucial for maintaining customer satisfaction and driving business growth. How did you end up working in logistics? I earned my degree from Central Michigan University, majoring in Purchasing and Supply Management with a minor in Marketing. From my first year in college, I was drawn to logistics because it was a lot of problem solving and kept me engaged. After I graduated, I started my career as an account manager for a large logistics company. How many years have you worked in logistics? 6 years. What are some of your favorite things about working in logistics? I enjoy the teamwork aspect of logistics, where we collaborate to solve challenges together. Also, staying informed about economic trends and their impact on the industry is extremely interesting to see first hand. What surprises do you encounter? Everyday is a surprise. It keeps things fresh and exciting because there's always something unique to tackle with every new scenario that pops up. Do you have any fun work stories you’d like to share? I love working at Sleek Technologies; it's truly the best. And there are so many stories I could share. We're like a tight-knit family, always supporting each other and having a blast together. Our...

Meet the Logistician!

Dean Corbolotti, VP, Managed Services How would you describe your current position to someone that doesn’t work in the transportation logistics industry? I lead a team of skilled professionals who operate much better if I stay out of the way! How did you end up working in logistics? I knew a guy who worked for ABF Freight in Dayton, OH and they were looking for someone to do data entry on the weekends so I did that to help pay for college. Was paid a whopping $10 an hour! Big bucks back in 1989. How many years have you worked in logistics? Doing the math that puts me around 35 years now. What are some of your favorite things about working in logistics? The diverse group of people that you meet is pretty amazing. I also love that it’s ever changing while staying the same. You are basically moving things from point A to B but the “how” has changed dramatically over the years. What surprises do you encounter? Something new seems to happen weekly that makes me say “wow that’s a new one”. Not sure how many fields can say that. Do you have any fun work stories you’d like to share? Most of these would have happened after work hours and are probably not suitable for mass consumption.  Do you have a favorite saying? Borrowed this from my dad years ago: “Take the high road, there’s less traffic”  What do you like to do in your spare time? I like to travel both domestically and internationally. I also enjoy a round of golf, some cooking, watching football (Go...