MONTREAL – The head of delivery company Dynamex, which was recently acquired by trucking giant TransForce Inc. (TSX:TFI), plans to leave the company later this week.
TransForce announced Wednesday that James Welch will leave the company Friday to “pursue a new venture.”
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“James was instrumental in building Dynamex into a highly respected brand in the North American package and courier industry,” TransForce chairman, president and CEO Alain Bedard said in a statement.
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Welch’s departure comes after TransForce, Canada’s largest trucking company, acquired the operations of Dallas-based Dynamex for US$248 million in December.
Dynamex provides same-day deliveries in the U.S. and Canada.
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