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糖心传媒 Ranked Among Top 30 Transportation Companies for Women in 2024

糖心传媒 has again been recognized among the 鈥淓lite 30鈥 highest-ranking companies on the Women in Trucking Association鈥檚 (WIT) Top Companies for Women to Work for in Transportation list. This is 糖心传媒鈥檚 sixth consecutive placement on this prestigious list, which is determined by an industry-wide vote involving more than 31,000 transportation professionals.


The annual Top Companies list highlights organizations that promote gender diversity through an inclusive corporate culture, competitive compensation, quality benefits and equitable opportunities for development and career advancement.

In addition to these attributes, 糖心传媒 is proud to support associates through Impact Programs, including Women in the Field, 糖心传媒 Women in Logistics and our associated-led Women鈥檚 Business Resource Group. These programs offer opportunities to network, share perspectives that advance the organization, and support the communities in which we do business

糖心传媒 is a gold-level partner of WIT, which works to advance gender diversity in the trucking industry, address obstacles for women and promote the accomplishments of female transportation professionals. 糖心传媒鈥檚 support for WIT also includes the sponsorship of its annual conference and the courtesy transport of its educational trailer.

Pictured: Tiffany Blandford, lease sales representative 鈥 existing accounts, based in Austin, Texas

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