Bron Savage

• Booked carriers for our customers to get the load moved in a timely and professional manner.
• Monitored market and negotiated rates based on trends.
• Coordinated insurance coverage for goods and packages.
• Tracked shipments and trucks out on deliveries.
• Contacted existing customers to update accounts and confirm deals.
• Planned routes for various shipments according to special events, customer needs and weather.

• I have completed several courses in trading and have been using what I’ve learned daily since 2021.
• Analyzed financial data and made investments in Apple, GM, S&P500, Amazon, etc.
• I enjoy the strategic and challenging obstacles that are associated with the stock market and continue to broaden my knowledge base in this line of work.
• Delivered expert analysis of market conditions by gathering key data, analyzing trends, creating reports and offering comprehensive evaluations.

• I collected, prepared, and processed paperwork for accounting department. Weekly, it was my responsibility to ensure every driver’s pay was correct and deposited to each driver. Max number of drivers we employed were 48, minimum was 22 with each driver completing five to fifteen loads per week.
• Resolved issues through active listening and open-ended questioning, de-escalating major problems related to the company .
• Monitored front areas so that questions could be promptly addressed.
• Performed billing, collection and reporting functions for office generating over $600,000 annually.

As a child I was raised on large acres of land. My father always had manual labor projects going on. He works in the transportation business. I learned from a young age how to

• Drive a truck. (4x4 & Daully)
• Operate heavy machinery (Bobcat, excavator, commercial lawnmowers, etc)
• Hook and pull a trailer
• Use 2'' and 4'' straps
• Back up a trailer in hard to access areas
• Driving loaded trailers on the road.

He made sure I knew proper following distance, how to take corners, understanding the truck and load weight, etc. I still use these practices today.