LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA – Dupré Logistics, a leading capacity-solutions provider, is pleased to announce that Bob Verret has been named CIO of the Year by Global Supply Chain Leaders.
Verret was awarded at the Global Supply Chain Leaders – Making a Difference event held in Houston May 2, 2018. During the event, Verret, CIO at Dupré Logistics, made a presentation that demonstrated his visionary execution of digital logistics and dedicated fleet transformation at Global Supply Chain Leaders annual event earlier this month.
“We further acknowledged Reggie Dupré, CEO, and Bob Verret for their drive to deliver over 20 percent growth with exemplary team members and a humbled approach in supporting multiple non-profit industries, such as Hope for Opelousas, Redeemed Ministries and Boy Scouts of America,” said Tim Sensenig, CEO of TMSFirst.
“I am honored to be recognized for the work I’ve done for Dupré Logistics. I am grateful to have the opportunity and use my skills for a company whose mission and approach I embrace,” said Verret.
Dupré Logistics is a privately held, asset-based provider of transportation and logistics services that include energy and chemical transport, dedicated truck transportation, site logistics and freight brokerage. Dupré specializes in tanker, hazmat, petrochemical transportation and complex supply chain solutions in industrial and consumer products.
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