Texas International Freight is happy to announce to our colleagues and customers our president’s recent involvement with the Texas Department of Transportation’s Freight Advisory Committee.
Appointees to the Committee
Judge Ed Emmett of Harris County
Judge Carlos H. Cascos of Cameron County
Mr. Rigoberto Villareal of the City of McAllen
Mr. Joseph Adams of Union Pacific
Mr. Aaron Demerson of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development
Mr. Kenneth Dierschke of Texas Farm Bureau
Mr. John Esparza of Texas Motor Trucking Association
Mr. James Griffin of East Harris County Manufacturers Association
Mr. John LaRue of Texas Ports Association, Port of Corpus Christi
Mr. Aaron Hegeman of BNSF
Mr. Jack Todd of Texas Association of Manufacturers
Colonel Leaonard Waterworth of Port of Houston Authority
Mr. Steve Boecking of Alliance Texas
Mr. Cartlon Schwab of Texas Economic Development Council
Mr. Steve Stewart of Gulfwind International, Inc.
Mr. Todd Frease of McLane Global Logistics
Mr. Nelson Balido of Border Trade Alliance
Mr. Kevin Kein McIntosh of Kansas City Southern
Mr. Mike Graham of HEB
Mr. Michael A. Dyll of Texas International Freight
Mr. Ronnie Volkening of Texas Retail Association
Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins of Dallas County
Mr. K. Alan Russell of Tecma Group of Companies
For a decade, Texas has been the United States’ leading exporter. Our president’s appointment to this committee makes us a part of the leadership of the freight industry backbone of Texas. As an oil and gas logistics freight forwarder and customs broker, we’re here to listen to our customers’ ideas and thoughts with respect to everything from air freight to hauling drill rigs, from simple trucking to project logistics.
Texas International Freight
Texas International Freight looks forward to providing advice and recommendations to TXDOT regarding freight transportation and will help identify new ways to help grow Texas’ economy and business success. One of our top priorities is planning safe and efficient fright transportation as it is for everyone involved in Texas freight forwarding and all others whose cargo travels over Texas roads. The Freight Advisory Committee meets quarterly as recommended by MAP-21 legislation to develop transportation plans and policies. On behalf of manufacturers who ship from, to, and through Texas, we are here to your responses and experiences to try to better the Texas logistics and freight environment.
