About Us

Our Mission

To help good people execute great transportation solutions.

Our Values

We value people.

We do what we say we’ll do.

We do the right things the right way.

We have passion for winning together.

We continuously seek meaningful innovation with a bias for action.

We approach our work and each other with truth and a positive attitude.

We demonstrate enduring commitment. (community, company, customers, co-workers, vendors)

We greatly appreciate the support we receive from Stridas and its staff. Their generosity in the form of time and money has helped us in our mission to prevent suicide by erasing the stigma of mental illness and promoting optimal mental wellness. Suicide prevention requires a community effort and we are so grateful to Stridas and their staff for working toward our vision of a world without suicide.

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Founded 2012

Headquarters: Cincinnati, Ohio

Leadership Team

Chris Painter

CEO

Chris has 25+ years in the logistics industry with more than a decade as the CEO of asset and non-asset based global transportation businesses. Chris and his team have helped some of the world’s top companies create competitive advantage through transportation strategy and execution. He is a hands-on leader who loves working closely with his team and customers to solve problems and go after opportunities. Outside of work, you’re likely to find Chris enjoying time outdoors with family and friends.

John Hutchinson

COO

John spent 7 years of his early career as a leader in a mid-sized management consulting firm, ultimately as a Managing Director leading a practice driving operational improvement initiatives for his clients. He then spent the next 10 years growing and leading a number of software and technology firms. John’s background in solutions and technology, coupled with his energy and leadership, are now making an impact in the logistics space. Outside of work, you will typically find John cheering on his two children at a sporting event, spending the night out with his wife and friends, or showing his age as he refuses to let go of his own competitive athletic pursuits.