Company’s senior vice president succeeds Scott Perry, new chief operating officer of Nikola Motor Company GREEN BAY, Wis. - Rob Reich, senior vice president of equipment, maintenance and driver development at Schneider, has been elected chairman of the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE), a nonprofit organization dedicated to doubling the freight efficiency of North American goods movement. Reich succeeds Scott Perry, Nikola Motor Company’s newly announced chief operating officer, in the role. “We are so grateful to Scott for his years of leadership, a period in which our organization saw much growth and achievement,” said Mike Roeth, NACFE executive director. “Now we are thrilled to face the future with Rob. Trucking is on the precipice of a lot of exciting technological developments in the near term. We know we can count on Rob to help us navigate those changes, keep NACFE relevant and help us continue to grow and develop.” NACFE focuses on improving the quality of information flow and highlighting successful adoption of technologies. One of NACFE’s recent initiatives, Run on Less, demonstrated how trucks can use different technologies to achieve the best fuel economy through a three-week experience in multiple locations across the United States. The project proved that with current, commercially available technologies, drivers are able to achieve an average of 10.1 miles per gallon in a Class 8 truck. “I am excited about the opportunity to be chairman of NACFE, as it will allow me to become further involved in its important mission to improve freight efficiency,” said Reich. “We at Schneider excel at running an efficient fleet, yet we are always seeking new ways to maximize our resources. Because NACFE also believes in this constant pursuit of perfection, I am confident it will continue to help the industry make significant strides in the efficient movement of goods across this continent during my tenure.” Reich began his career at Schneider, a premier provider of transportation and logistics services, in 1992 after serving as a lieutenant in the U.S. Army. Schneider has a well-established culture of sustainability, with a long history of focusing on fuel efficiency, freight consolidation and energy conservation. To that end, Schneider has invested in energy-efficient features for its trucks and has become an industry leader in building green supply chains.