US AutoLogistics is pleased and proud to announce a slew of internal promotions to key roles within the administrative support, maintenance, and operations teams.
September 26, 2022
US AutoLogistics President Gary Cole recently announced several promotions to the HR, Risk Management, Maintenance, and Operations teams.
"I'm pleased to acknowledge the dedication and professionalism of our associates who demonstrate every day the core operational virtues we hold dear— compassion, ownership, respect, and empathy," said Gary Cole. "We are happy to celebrate them, their promotions, and their desire to embrace their personal and career development."
Carlos Braxton has been named to the position of fleet operations manager. Carlos has been with the company for almost 11 years, originally starting as a driver and progressing in his career as a yard coordinator and most recently a terminal supervisor.
Frank Kelly has been promoted to the position of terminal supervisor. Frank joined the company in 2014 as a driver and subsequently served as a driver-trainer and yard coordinator for the past two years.
Anthony Salas has been promoted to the position of lead driver. Anthony joined USAL in 2015, and will continue to support Houston operations.
Doug Tharp has been named to the position of fleet manager. Doug has been with USAL for 14 years, originally starting as a driver and progressing to roles as lead driver, yard coordinator, yard supervisor, and most recently a terminal manager.
Dionna Toliver has been promoted to manager of quality claims. Dionna has served as a claims specialist with USAL since April 2019.
Amy Walkmeyer has been promoted to senior manager of human resources. She joined USAL in 2021 and served as HR manager.
Michael Williams has been promoted from lead driver to yard coordinator. Mike has been with USAL for nearly 11 years.
Francisco Zavala has been promoted from mechanic to mechanic specialist, where he will serve as a technical trainer and factory-certified technician. Francisco has been with USAL for nearly five years.