Women In Trucking Association Announces Continued Partnership with Waste Management

This is the second consecutive year that Waste Management has supported WIT at the Silver Level.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

February 16, 2017

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Women In Trucking Association Announces Continued Partnership with Waste Management

The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) announced today that Waste Management has renewed its Silver Level Partnership to help the organization elevate the issue of gender diversity in the transportation industry.

As WIT celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2017, the association continues to pursue its mission: encouraging women to consider careers in the trucking industry, addressing obstacles that might keep them from succeeding, and celebrating the success of its members. The annual Accelerate! Conference and Expo, the WIT Index which monitors the representation of women in the industry, and ride-alongs with regulators and legislators are just a few examples of recent initiatives that are helping the organization achieve its mission.

This is the second consecutive year that Waste Management has supported WIT at the Silver Level. In addition to providing financial support, the company actively participates in the association. Rod Cross, Talent Acquisition Advisor-Sourcing at Waste Management, serves on WIT's advisory committee.

“Congratulations to Women in Trucking on reaching the 10-year milestone," Cross said in a statement. “Waste Management … is a proud partner of Women In Trucking. Their mission of encouraging the employment of women in the trucking industry, promoting their accomplishments, and minimizing obstacles faced by women working aligns with the core values of our organization. We look forward to many more years of this mutually successful partnership."

“As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Women In Trucking this year, we also celebrate the partnerships that allow us to keep working toward our mission," said Ellen Voie, WIT president and CEO. “With support from business leaders like Waste Management, we'll keep pushing the envelope for women in the transportation industry."

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