FREIGHTCENTER, INC.
PALM HARBOR, FLORIDA

. Our internal promotion strategy supports our mission to retain the best and brightest team members. “I enjoy engaging with other departments to understand how they operate so I can make critical business and technical decisions. I am proud of my role in helping FreightCenter become a freight industry leader.” FreightCenter is an Equal Opportunity Employer and offers competitive pay as well as the following benefits for full-time employment: FreightCenter employees become part of a larger team, whether in sales, marketing, accounting, IT, or any other area of business. Our professionals are provided industry-leading training for success in a fast-paced sales environment. This so that they can quickly start earning top-dollar commissions. We believe culture and community are the two most important parts of corporate life. Transportation and logistics are a lot more enticing than you might think. To help you enjoy the We are a fun company with a relaxed corporate culture that focuses on the individual successes of our team members. Some of our recurring events include healthy luncheons, contests, birthday celebrations, events, happy hours, and themed days! We bring employees together, motivate, and create healthy competition in the office. Food Logistics, the only publication exclusively dedicated to covering the movement of product through the global food supply chain, has named Matthew J. Brosious, CEO and Founder of FreightCenter, to its 2017 Food Logistics’ Champions: Rock Stars of the Supply Chain award. The Food Logistics’ Champions: Rock Stars of the Supply Chain recognizes influential individuals in our industry whose achievements, hard work, and vision have shaped and attained milestones in safety, efficiency, productivity and innovation through the global food supply chain. From early pioneers and entrepreneurs to non-conformist thinkers and executive standouts, this award aims to honor these leaders and their contributions to our industry. Since the beginning of FreightCenter in 1998, Brosious has been an active and influential member within the food logistics industry. Brosious founded FreightCenter on the idea of providing a service that was lacking, and to this day continues to provide services and freight shipping solutions that supplement where other leaders have fallen short. By working hand in hand and understanding a company’s food and beverage logistical needs, Brosious has had the direct pleasure of helping to optimize their supply chains and allow them to save money by tailoring a shipping solution for them. Some companies are better suited by shipping in bulk and using a full truckload rather than having to ship many smaller loads. While other companies find it more suitable to ship smaller, more frequent loads, through less-than-truckload, so as to not waste any product. It’s all about finding the right rhythm for you. With food and beverage logistics, there is always a high demand for proper and attentive service, as this type of shipment is rather high maintenance – often on deadlines and requiring temperature sensitive truck beds. Yet, no shipment is too complex for FreightCenter. We’ve collaborated with over 100 carriers, offering an array of accessorials and services that can best suit your needs. If there’s a certain service you need that one carrier doesn’t provide, we’re positive we have a laundry list of other carriers that do provide the solution for you! FreightCenter understands that in such a complex industry, there is no time for supply chain disruptions. The food and beverage industry demands constant, fresh, ingredients – and to do so, one must be “on top of the ball”. Here at FreightCenter, we have entire teams dedicated and available to assist you with your businesses food and beverage needs – no matter how small or large they may be. Brosious has utilized his non-conformist and innovative mindset to set himself apart from the competition. By offering one of a kind solutions that can provide the most cost effective and suitable supply chain specific to your needs. By setting this same standard for all FreightCenter, we’re all hands-on deck. We are always willing to go the extra mile to provide the best service possible to our customers. BtoB Magazine Names FreightCenter a Top 10 Website “People postponed [website updates] as long as they could. It's only now that some companies are doing redesigns to get rid of outdated looks,” said Bill Rice, president of the Web Marketing Association. “But most b2b marketers aren't throwing out their old sites and starting from scratch. They're looking at their sites and thinking about what they can improve upon. Sometimes that's content; sometimes that means tweaking design. For a large number of companies, that means adding social elements to websites and building out a Facebook or YouTube presence that echoes the branding, look and feel of their other marketing elements. Indeed, although not long ago social networking was synonymous with goofing off—people checked in with friends on Facebook and followed their favorite topics on Twitter—social has now gone business casual. Today, major b2b brands have a Facebook presence, and Twitter is a way for busy executives to keep abreast of their customers, competition and industries while communicating with partners, customers and employees. Meanwhile, LinkedIn has become a mecca for networking, customer prospecting and employee recruitment. To give website visitors what they're looking for—and create an army of active promoters—companies are building in “share” links and “follow” badges so people can keep up with a brand through their favorite social networking tools, said Kara Pernice, managing director at Web usability firm Nielsen Norman Group. Blogs and online communities have also made it onto the to-do list for marketers and website designers. Many b2b companies have their own blogs or have their employees or executives commenting on industry blogs with a track-back link to their own sites. Meanwhile, the use of private community sites is also on the upswing, said Vidya L. Drego, senior analyst, customer experience at Forrester Research. “Customers and prospects can go there to share stories and tips, interact with the company directly and find new ways to use products to make their lives easier,” she said.