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Southeastern Freight Lines appoints Hall to service center manager in Nashville, Tennessee

Southeastern Freight Lines, the leading provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, today announced James Hall has been appointed to service center manager in Nashville, Tennessee.

With a career at Southeastern spanning nearly two decades, James has built a proven track record of leadership, operational excellence and commitment to Southeastern’s company culture in every role he has held. He joined Southeastern in 2011 as a part-time freight handler at the Raleigh, North Carolina, service center, where he has since served in a variety of key positions, including inbound and outbound supervisor, pickup and delivery supervisor, inbound operations manager, assistant service center manager and, most recently, service center manager.

“One of James’ unique strengths is his ability to connect with our associates and customers while ensuring daily operations and interactions reflect our people-first culture,” said Jason Hood, regional vice president of operations at Southeastern Freight Lines. “By leading with integrity, creating an environment where associates feel supported and remaining dedicated to delivering Quality Without Question service, we have no doubt James will help guide the Nashville service center toward continued success.”

James and his wife, Lauren, along with their two dogs, Daisy and Abbie, are excited to relocate to the Nashville area and continue serving Southeastern in this new capacity.

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