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Release Date 3/30/2008

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

	NASSTRAC Announces New Slate of Officers

	MINNEAPOLIS, MN—NASSTRAC announces that its membership has ratified a new slate of officers for its executive committee. The role of this group of executives is to provide strategic direction and input that supports NASSTRAC in this shipper’s association goal of providing professional development, networking, advocacy and provider relationships to its membership. NASSTRAC's new officers include: President: Eric Morley, Director of Logistics, Best Buy Company 1st Vice President: Joseph Estrella, Director of Transportation & Logistics Network, CVS/Caremark 2nd Vice President: Doug Easley, Vice President of Business Development, Pathmark Transportation Company Treasurer: Terri Ferraro, Director of Supply Chain and Transportation, Famous Footwear Secretary: Diane Trescott, Manager of Transportation, Lifeway Christian Resources “We are pleased to have such quality leaders acting as the new NASSTRAC officer team,” said Randy Schaeffer, CTL, Manager-North American Distribution for Taminco Methylamines and NASSTRAC’s head of the nominating committee. “The appointment of these executives reflects NASSTRAC’s growing membership of professionals in a wide range of logistics and transportation management roles, in diversified market segments.” NASSTRAC has members from organizations in a variety of industry segments, including manufacturing, retail, consumer products, pharmaceutical, chemical, cosmetics, machinery, medical, printing, publishing, and food/beverage. ###

	NASSTRAC provides education, advocacy, connections and solutions for professionals involved in all areas of transportation, ranging from full truckload and LTL to containerization and global logistics.