







Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. Signs Two New Agents, Adding Significant Revenues


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PITTSBURGH, PA--(Marketwire - May 11, 2010) - Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. (
Nathan League, of Danville, KY (5mm projected) and Rod Ager, of Dallas, TX (2mm projected) are the two latest additions to the company's ever-growing roster of nationwide and international agents. These as well as all of the other Optimized agents act as a middle-men facilitating more cost-effective interaction between companies and their shipping providers.
In addition to these two, Mr. Berry is in different stages of negotiation with an additional 23 new agents, which could generate projected combined revenues of as much as $50 million by the close of 2010.
Another unique strategy of Optimized is that it provides its agents with strong upside profit potential in the form of common stock in the company.
"We are perhaps the only company that offers these independent agents the possibility of hitting a financial home run. The more revenue they produce the greater their stock position and the more likely it is for them to reach their financial goals," Berry says.
Berry, who was among the founding management and board members of Landstar System Inc., is confident in his well-tested business strategies and has experienced firsthand the success of his commissioned agent model.
"I've been here before, I know where we're going; and more importantly, I know how to get there," says Berry.
About Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. (
Headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. is a supply chain logistics company that provides clients with global freight and operations management services. The company's website is [ www.OTMIonline.com ].
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