Dave Malenfant Appointed to NASSTRAC Executive Committee
Washington, DC—NASSTRAC, an industry association that provides education, advocacy, and provider relations to transportation and supply chain professionals involved in all modes of transportation, announced today that Dave Malenfant, vice president of global supply chain for Alcon Laboratories, Inc., joined the NASSTRAC executive committee.
Malenfant, with over 30 years in the transportation industry in multiple global supply chain roles,brings proven leadership capabilities to the NASSTRAC executive committee. This committee is primarily responsible for setting the strategic direction of the 59-year-old industry shipper association. Wenzinger joins the leadership team comprised primarily of transportation and supply chain executives from a wide variety of leading manufacturers and retailers.
“The industry leadership Dave Malenfant brings to the NASSTRAC executive team will increase our ability to educate and represent our members and the industry on the difficult issues facing the transportation industry,” said Brian Everett, ABC, executive director, NASSTRAC. “In addition, his counsel will ensure we provide a venue where shippers and providers can build productive relationships.”
In his role at Alcon, Malenfant is responsible for strategic direction for global supply chain initiatives at Alcon Laboratories. He is past chair of the Supply Chain Council and currently serving as an advisory board member for Texas Christian University’s Supply and Value Chain Center.
NASSTRAC provides education, advocacy, provider relations, and networking for professionals involved in all modes of transportation, ranging from full truckload and LTL to containerization and global logistics. For more information, visit www.NASSTRAC.org.
Malenfant, with over 30 years in the transportation industry in multiple global supply chain roles,brings proven leadership capabilities to the NASSTRAC executive committee. This committee is primarily responsible for setting the strategic direction of the 59-year-old industry shipper association. Wenzinger joins the leadership team comprised primarily of transportation and supply chain executives from a wide variety of leading manufacturers and retailers.
“The industry leadership Dave Malenfant brings to the NASSTRAC executive team will increase our ability to educate and represent our members and the industry on the difficult issues facing the transportation industry,” said Brian Everett, ABC, executive director, NASSTRAC. “In addition, his counsel will ensure we provide a venue where shippers and providers can build productive relationships.”
In his role at Alcon, Malenfant is responsible for strategic direction for global supply chain initiatives at Alcon Laboratories. He is past chair of the Supply Chain Council and currently serving as an advisory board member for Texas Christian University’s Supply and Value Chain Center.
NASSTRAC provides education, advocacy, provider relations, and networking for professionals involved in all modes of transportation, ranging from full truckload and LTL to containerization and global logistics. For more information, visit www.NASSTRAC.org.