The Truckload Carriers Association today announced Mark Seymour, CEO of Ontario, Canada-based Kriska Transportation Group, has been appointed as the association’s chairman for 2026-2027. Seymour was officially elected Tuesday during TCA’s Annual Convention going on in Orlando, Florida.
In accepting the role, Seymour emphasized collaboration and industry unity.
“I am honored to serve as chairman of TCA,” said Seymour. “Our industry plays a critical role in keeping the economy moving, and I look forward to working with our members and partners to promote safety, advocate for sound public policy, and ensure a strong future for truckload carriers across North America."
“I’m not an academic or a politician, I’m a trucker, and I’m proud of that. TCA doesn’t know borders; it’s about people committed to continuous improvement, education, and celebrating success. As Chair, I’ll lead the way I always have by listening to our members, supporting our experts, honoring the stewardship before me, and strengthening what already makes this association great.”
As CEO of Kriska Transportation Group, one of North America’s leading transportation providers, Seymour has championed investments in safety, technology, and professional driver development. A second-generation industry leader with more than four decades of experience, he brings a practical, driver-focused perspective to the role that will help shape TCA’s priorities and strengthen its impact in the year ahead.
Seymour has been an advocate for the Canadian trucking industry throughout his career. He served as the Ontario Trucking Association chairman from 2006-2008 and the Canadian Trucking Alliance from 2014-2016. He is a founding board member of the Trucks for Change Network, which connects trucking firms with registered charitable organizations requiring transportation services. He serves as an active director of Trucking HR Canada and and was awarded the OTA Service to Industry Award in 2015.
“Mark is a forward-thinking leader who understands both the challenges and the opportunities facing truckload carriers today,” said TCA President Jim Ward. “His experience, integrity, and passion for our industry make him exceptionally well-suited to serve as Chairman during this important time.”
