A major state trucking organization is having a change of leadership.
The Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association (WMCA) recently announced the retirement of President Neal Kedzie after more than a decade of exceptional leadership and service. Kedzie will depart the WMCA on May 30.
WMCA ialso announced Dan Johnson as the association’s new president. Johnson has served as the WMCA's vice president since 2014. He has led state legislative and regulatory advocacy efforts and managed key operations supporting WMCA members.
Johnson will begin his term on June 2.
Neal has been a strong and effective voice for Wisconsin’s trucking industry, and we thank him for his many contributions. We wish him the very best in his well-earned retirement.
Before joining the WMCA, Johnson worked in the Wisconsin Legislature for more than 15 years in various senior roles, including Senate Chief of Staff.
Johnson holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His depth of experience in policy, public service, and association leadership positions him well to guide the WMCA into the future.
New leader sought by HTA
The Harbor Trucking Association (HTA) recently announced the upcoming departure of its leader, Matt Schrap, after four impactful years at the helm. Under Schrap's guidance, the HTA has emerged as a powerful and unified voice for the drayage industry, effectively championing the needs and concerns of harbor truckers.
"Matt's dedication and uncanny ability to diplomatically maneuver very controversial issues has been instrumental in elevating the Harbor Trucking Association," ssaid Robert Loya, board president. "He has tirelessly advocated for our members, navigating complex challenges with intelligence and a unique ability to connect with stakeholders across the spectrum. We are deeply grateful for his commitment and the significant strides the HTA has made under his leadership."
The (HTA) said it is embarking on a national search for a dynamic and visionary chief executive officer to lead the organization and build upon the strong foundation established.
Committed to its mission of advocating for a sustainable and efficient drayage industry, the HTA seeks a strategic leader with proven experience in transportation, logistics, and stakeholder engagement.
Interested candidates with a background in supply chain management and a passion for the drayage sector are invited to submit their interest, along with a brief statement of qualifications, to [email protected].
The Harbor Trucking Association represents the interests of drayage carriers serving the Ports of California and the State of Washington. The HTA is dedicated to promoting a fair, sustainable, and efficient operating environment for its members.
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