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Release Date 8/27/2007

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	Contact: Elaine Wilson, Communications Manager 952/442-8850, ext. 206 Media@NASSTRAC.org

	NASSTRAC Announces New Executive Leaders

	(MINNEAPOLIS)— NASSTRAC recently announced the addition of Mary Pat Paxton of Tiffany & Co. and John Giusti of Harman/Becker Automotive to its executive committee. They’ll be part of the association’s executive group that provides strategic direction in support of NASSTRAC’s advocacy, education, provider relations, and professional development initiatives. “We are pleased to have such engaged executives involved on the NASSTRAC executive committee—individuals who have the desire and commitment to set high professional standards and help bring solutions to our members and the industry,” said Gail Rutkowski, NASSTRAC’s president. NASSTRAC serves transportation, logistics, and supply chain professionals involved in all modes, from full truckload and LTL to intermodal, air, expedited shipping, and global logistics. Paxton, manager of domestic transportation for Tiffany, replaces long-time committee member Stu Slifkin. An 11-year veteran at Tiffany, Paxton is responsible for administration and customer service, and highly praised for her analytical skills. She previously worked for Linens-n-Things. Giusti is director of global sourcing logistics & supply processes for Harman/Becker Automotive, and is the principal liaison with suppliers on all logistics quality, cost and delivery, service, and technology objectives. He’s been with Harman/Becker for over three years, and previously worked for Visteon Corporation and Ford Motor Company. TO DOWNLOAD PHOTO: http://nasstrac.org/Newsroom/Images/Paxton_2007.jpg CAPTION: Mary Pat Paxton, Tiffany & Co.

	NASSTRAC provides advocacy, education, provider relations, and networking for professionals involved in all areas of transportation, ranging from full truckload and LTL to containerization and global logistics. For more information, visit www.NASSTRAC.org.