Dusty Walker promoted to manager of the ALC Savannah office

The Allen Lund Company is proud to announce the promotion of Dusty Walker to manager of the ALC Savannah office.

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The Allen Lund Company is proud to announce the promotion of Dusty Walker to manager of the ALC Savannah office.

Walker has been with the Allen Lund Company since 2006 and started in the Charleston office as a transportation broker. As his skills and career grew his focus was on business development where he later joined the Atlanta team as a business development specialist.

Jim McGuire, VP of Sales and Operations stated, “Congratulations to Dusty on being promoted as the newest manager in our award-winning Savannah office. Dusty brings many years of operational and sales excellence and the motivation and a positive attitude to be successful in his new role. We are confident the Savannah office will continue to grow and prosper under Dusty’s leadership.”

Dusty stated, “I’m very grateful for this opportunity to advance my career with ALC. Stepping into a leadership role with the Gear Up award-winning office is a privilege. They have a strong team in place and I look forward to continuing the success and growth of the office. Let the journey begin!”

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