Southeastern Freight Lines promotes Smith to service center manager in San Antonio, TX

posted by AJOT | Oct 31 2019 at 11:46 AM | Air Cargo

Southeastern Freight Lines, the leading provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, today announced Chad Smith has been promoted to service center manager in San Antonio, Texas.

Smith has more than 21 years of experience at Southeastern, starting his career at the Dalton, Georgia service center as a part-time freight handler. He has served in various leadership positions during his time with the company, including outbound operations manager, pick-up and delivery leadership, assistant service center manager and, most recently, service center manager in Jackson, Tennessee.
“Chad embodies the Southeastern culture every day,” said Brian Schulz, regional vice president of operations for Southeastern Freight Lines. “His leadership skills and passion for instilling comradery and teamwork make him an asset for any team. We look forward to his continued success in San Antonio.”

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