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Alejandra Carranza
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Reporter, Supply Chain Dive
Sacramento
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Biography
My journey into journalism has not been the traditional route but it is the best way I could have ever asked for. I obtained my Bachelors degree from the California Maritime Academy with a focus on International Business and Logistics and a Law minor. I earned my Associate n Arts Radio Television with a focus on Performance/Broadcast News at Long Beach City College. I want to become a leader in journalism because I believe storytelling is a powerful tool that can not only inform all people but inspire them. I enjoy reading, writing, and expanding my knowledge. I’m curious, amiable, and hard-working. I have a passion for story-telling because we all have a story to tell, no matter who you are. Stories hold the power to unite and empower people - I love it!
News, Self-Development Environment, Human Rights Business, Personal Empowerment, Port and Transportation
There is nothing I do not cover.
Content
By Alejandra Carranza Verified| Trucking Dive Verified This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Paccar President and CFO Harrie Schippers is retiring after 39 years of service, effective June 2, 2025, according to an April 1 securities filing. Brice Poplawski will succeed Schippers as CFO, and will be promoted to SVP, as well. Poplawski has been with Paccar for 27 years, and most recently served as VP and controller since June 2023, per the filing.
By Alejandra Carranza Verified| Trucking Dive Verified This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Saia is transitioning its customer service functions to local terminals in order to speed response time, the company told Trucking Dive in an email. The restructuring resulted in "workforce impacts" at its general offices in Johns Creek, Georgia, and Boise, Idaho, the company said.
By Alejandra Carranza Verified| Trucking Dive Verified This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Amazon is now offering less-than-truckload services to customers shipping inbound to its fulfillment facilities, according to an April 4 news release. Customers can access the new offering via the e-commerce giant’s self-service portal. The platform provides quotes for shipments 14 days out, comparisons of FTL and LTL options and status tracking for shipment loads.
Company Info
Supply Chain Dive
Supply Chain Dive provides in-depth journalism and insight into the most impactful news and trends shaping the supply chain industry.
Indianapolis, United States