TIA announces appointment of new President & CEO

Anne Reinke named President & Chief Executive Officer

Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA), the voice of the third-party logistics (3PL) industry, announced Anne Reinke has been named President & CEO of TIA, effective October 26, 2020. Reinke succeeds Douglas G. Clark, a 40-year industry veteran and TIA Honorary Life Member, who was named Interim CEO of the association in June 2020.

“After an extensive and deliberate selection process, the Board of Directors is excited that Anne will lead TIA as the association endeavors to advance its position as the leading advocate for 3PLs and supporting ethical brokers as they build successful businesses,” said Brian Evans, CTB, TIA Board Chair and CEO of L&L Freight Services. “Anne’s experience in the transportation industry, coupled with her extensive government affairs background and leadership skills, will help guide TIA as we seek to enhance strategic alliances, strengthen industry and stakeholder partnerships, and increase our standing on Capitol Hill – all in support of providing increased tools, resources, and representation to our members.”

In this position, Reinke will assume the day-to-day leadership of TIA, while working in tandem with the Board of Directors and key stakeholders as the association seeks to further its role as the leading advocate for 3PLs. Reinke joins TIA following nearly two years as Deputy Assistant Secretary with the U.S. Department of Transportation and 16 years with CSX Corporation.

“On behalf of our members and the entire Board of Directors, I would also like to express my sincere thanks and gratitude to Doug for his interim leadership of TIA during these past four months,” said Evans. “At a time when his insights, knowledge, industry relationships, and decades of steadfast commitment to TIA were needed most, he rose to the occasion and led the association during unprecedented times.”