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Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. Hires 2 New Business Development VP's Generating Immediate Business and Additional Re


Published on 2010-06-02 18:00:15 - Market Wire
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PITTSBURGH, PA--(Marketwire - June 2, 2010) - Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. (OTCBB: [ OPTZ ]), the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based freight transportation services and global supply chain solution enterprise continues to execute on its business plan by hiring 2 new Vice Presidents of Business Development. Jeff Ashcraft who is located in Dallas, TX; and Robert Duncan, located in Nashville, TN have been hired. Both men have over 25 years experience in the transportation industry. They have been successful throughout their careers; and are already bring new business to OTMI.

"These gentlemen have developed and nurtured many relationships with agents and companies over the years, which now have become instant clients, as well as potential acquisitions. Each of these men will contribute revenue growth quickly. We are budgeting for an estimated 20 million dollars in new revenue from each of them, within a 12 month period," stated Larry Berry, President and COO of Optimized Transportation.

"We anticipate that the gross profit margin should be in the 16% to 18% range," said Kevin Brennan, CEO of Optimized Transportation.

About Optimized Transportation Management, Inc. (OTCBB: [ OPTZ ]):

Headquartered in Pittsburgh, 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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