Join TIA select weekday afternoons from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM ET.
This interactive webinar series provides participants with an opportunity to learn and engage with industry peers during these times of social distancing and teleworking.
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Upcoming Events:
Lunch & Learn: Sprint Course Sneak Peek: Legal Excellence – Claims, Contracts, & Agreements
This comprehensive online course is designed for professionals in the freight brokerage industry who wish to enhance their legal expertise and stay ahead of the ever-evolving regulatory landscape. It provides a deep dive into the legal aspects of freight brokerage, covering topics such as claims management, contract negotiation and industry-specific agreements. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex legal challenges of the freight brokerage world with confidence.
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the legal framework of the freight brokerage industry.
- Effectively manage claims and disputes in compliance with industry regulations.
- Review legally sound contracts and agreements.
- Identify and mitigate legal risks in freight brokerage operations.
- Apply legal knowledge to make informed, strategic decisions that benefit their brokerage business.
Speaker: Kent Britt, partner, Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease LLP
Lunch & Learn: Increasing Shipper Retention: A. Duie Pyle’s Strategy for 100 Years and Counting
- The critical role of shipper retention in navigating market volatility
- Is technology always the best solution for retaining shippers?
- How a people-first mindset drives both broker and shipper retention
- Choosing shippers that align with your company’s culture
- Leveraging integrated systems as a powerful value proposition
- Live action Q&A
Speakers: Kary Jablonski – CEO, Trucker Tools and Craig Lough – director of strategic planning, A. Duie Pyle
