TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 28, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- OrderPro Logistics, Inc. (Pink Sheets:OPLO) announced today that their subsidiary, TransMex Logistics has hired Kevin Donohue to fill the position of Manager in the Chicago office. Kevin comes to TransMex with 15 years experience in related positions most recently from Maersk Lines. At Maersk he was manager of equipment control. The addition of this support position is to help accommodate existing and new clients with their stockyard and freight forwarding needs. This marks another step in the TransMex Logistics Mid-West expansion process.
"We are pleased for this opportunity to bring another position into our company. Through the many customer contacts Kevin has established over the years he brings potential new local and long distance trucking business." Stated Ray Ascencio, President of TransMex Logistics. Mr. Ascencio added, "We have hired an exceptionally well qualified individual, and we welcome him to our team and look forward to his leadership qualities enhancing our services."
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OrderPro Logistics Inc. is dedicated to capturing the potential of the transportation and logistics industry by employing new and innovative processes and technologies. OrderPro Logistics, Inc. can integrate every aspect of customer logistical needs from order entry through successful delivery. Customer priorities, shipment integrity, best quality, and optimization of every load is the objective of supply chain management with OrderPro Logistics, Inc. lowering costs while adding value in process and expanding service options. www.orderprologistics.com
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