Ep. 41 // Eggs, Sausage, OJ, & Pancakes
The entries are in. The decisions are made. And we have a Top 10 for “What does being an employee-owner mean to you?”
The entries are in. The decisions are made. And we have a Top 10 for “What does being an employee-owner mean to you?”
October is National Cybersecurity Month. In a digitized world that goes more and more electronic every day, ask yourself, are you safe from the bad guys?
This week we welcome Jonathan Rust to Terminal Exchange. And you could write at least a 12-chapter book on him. Jonathan starts the episode by meandering through how he got started in trucking, but the fairytale opening ends there.
You asked for him. And we got him. The most requested interview is here. We’re grateful to welcome the even-keeled, wise, and humble AJ Edgington to this episode of Terminal Exchange.
Never bored, but always on a board (snow, paddle, surf, and skate) get ready to be motivated by the remarkable stories of Adrienne Riel. Hit cruise and press play.
On first appearance, Calvin may make you hesitate. But he washes any hesitation away with a hearty handshake, genuine, joyful smile, and a heart of service and wisdom. Calvin talks about his testimony, how he ministers awake and asleep, and what he wants you to know about living life.
Want answers now? This episode is for you. Brent addresses the overly busy operations departments, new hires, and concerns about Nussbaum’s growth. Take heart that the comment you submitted in the survey has been read, will be addressed, and is being worked on now.
Dennis Gray hops into the hot seat this week on Terminal Exchange. He’s been cruising our nation’s roads for a while now, but before he was a navigator of the sea seeing the world. We could write a book on him – but here’s just a brief glimpse of Captain Dennis.
Phillip sits down with Caleb from the Recruiting Team and Nathan Anderson from the Load Planners and Account Managers team in this episode of Terminal Exchange.
Nussbaum’s Chaplain, Jim Revelle, is back with the final installment of a three-part series.