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ABF® Executive Overviews
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Ms. McReynolds has served as Chairman of the Board of ABF and President and Chief Executive Officer of ABF’s parent company, Arkansas Best, since January 2010. Her career with Arkansas Best began in 1997. From February 2006 until January 2010, Ms. McReynolds served as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Arkansas Best, directing the treasury, accounting, and executive compensation functions for the company, as well as shareholder and investor relations. She served as Vice President and Controller from January 2000 until January 2006. She also served as the Controller of the Company from July 1998 until December 1999. A 1985 graduate of the University of Oklahoma, Ms. McReynolds joined the Company as Director of Corporate Accounting in June 1997. |
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| Judy McReynolds |
| Chairman of the Board |
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Roy Slagle became ABF President and Chief Executive Officer on January 1, 2012. During his 35 years with ABF, he has also served as Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Vice President Administration and Treasurer, Vice President and Treasurer, and Regional Vice President of Sales. Mr. Slagle’s early years with the company included a variety of field operations positions in Ohio and Pennsylvania. |
| Roy Slagle |
| President and Chief Executive Officer |
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Mr. Keenan oversees yield management and directs local and corporate sales operations, as well as advertising, marketing, and public relations initiatives. |
| Jim Keenan |
| Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing |
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Mr. Babb administers dock, street, and yard operations at customer service centers and distribution centers throughout North America. |
| Murray Babb |
| Vice President of Terminal Operations |
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Mr. Lively oversees the movement of freight throughout the ABF system, directing over-the-road operations as well as intermodal functions and equipment licensing. |
| Shannon Lively |
| Vice President of Transportation |
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Mr. Hunt is responsible for equipment replacement cycles, specifications, purchasing, maintenance, and disposal. |
| Gary Hunt |
| Vice President of Equipment and Maintenance |
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Mr. Hunter oversees human resources, revenue accounting, cargo loss and damage claims prevention, risk management, and administrative services, including field office functions. |
| Barry Hunter |
| Vice President of Administration & Treasurer |
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Mr. Evans oversees employer-employee relationships covered specifically under collective bargaining and industrial relation laws. |
| David Evans |
| Vice President of Industrial Relations |
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Mr. May is responsible for corporate sales, government, and trade show activity throughout North America. |
| Kirk May |
| Vice President of Corporate Sales |
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Mr. Ward is responsible for planning, preparing, issuing, and analyzing financial statements, including departmental budgetary and financial information, using GAAP and DOT procedures. |
| Frank Ward |
| Comptroller |
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Mr. Loe is responsible for all activity related to yield management, freight bill rating and traffic services. |
| Danny Loe |
| Vice President of Yield Management |
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Mr. Letter manages revenue growth through regional sales activities, including support programs, training, incentive programs, and general office staff support. |
| Matthew Letter |
| Vice President of Sales |
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