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Axelerate Brings Ground Transportation Services to North America
 
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As a Landstar Agency, Axelerate has access to all of Landstar's transportation capacity including more than 8,000 tractors and 12,000 pieces of trailing equipment. Through the Landstar system, Axelerate offers domestic and international services including ground transportation, air and ocean services, logistics and intermodal, expedited service and warehousing. Axelerate agent, Prior to this, he was Vice President at Vector Supply Chain Management
from 2001 to 2006. In this capacity, he had operational responsibility for a
From 1988 to 1991, he was General Manager at Ryder Logistics where he implemented an initial North American inbound logistics network for Toyota Motor Manufacturing. O'Donnell earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration from
About Landstar: Landstar System, Inc. delivers safe, specialized transportation and
logistics services to a broad range of customers worldwide. The Company
identifies and fulfills shippers' needs through the coordination of individual
businesses comprised of independent sales agents and third-party
transportation and logistics capacity providers. Through its operating
subsidiaries, Landstar delivers excellence in complete transportation
logistics services and solutions. All Landstar operating companies are
certified to ISO 9001:2000 quality management system standards. Landstar
System, Inc. is headquartered in
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