IMC Logistics appoints first ever Chief Operating Officer

IMC Logistics, a leading provider of drayage and landside logistics services in the United States, proudly announces the appointment of Joe Tovo as the company’s first-ever Chief Operating Officer (COO). In this newly created role, Tovo will oversee all core regional drayage operations and customer service operations.

Tovo brings decades of experience in the industry and a proven track record of leadership to the position. His career began at DNJ, a family-owned trucking company founded by his parents in the 1970s, which became part of the IMC network in 2010. He also studied mechanical engineering and management information systems at Ohio University.

Tovo currently serves as President of the IMC Logistics Midwest Region, a role in which he has successfully led his team to operational excellence. He will continue to manage the Midwest Team while assuming his role as COO.

The addition of a COO will enable IMC’s Executive Team to continually focus on operations, resulting in greater efficiency and optimizing performance company wide. “There is no one who knows our business, systems and culture better,” says Mark H. George, Chairman of IMC Logistics. “In his new role, Joe will incorporate best practices and standard operating procedures to enhance workflow and productivity, all of which will benefit our valued customers.”

The creation of the COO position reflects IMC’s continued commitment to operational excellence and customer satisfaction. With Tovo’s leadership, the company aims to further optimize performance and grow its service offering across the United States.