ALC Celebrates Executives’ Work Anniversaries

Three members of the Allen Lund Company’s executive team had some major work anniversaries, ranging from 35 to 45 years with the company.

Roughly two dozen people look up at the drone camera with three members of the crowd holding signs that read “45,” “36,” and “35.”
Three members of the Allen Lund Company — David Lund (45), Kenny Lund (36), and Eddie Lund (35) — recently celebrated major work anniversary milestones.
(Photo courtesy of Allen Lund Company)

Three executives of the North American third-party transportation broker Allen Lund Company — which works with shippers and carriers to arrange dry, refrigerated (specializing in produce), and flatbed freight — recently marked anniversary milestones, according to the company:

  • Chairman of the board, David Lund: 45 years
  • Executive vice president, Kenny Lund: 36 years
  • CEO, Eddie Lund: 35 years

“I have been blessed to be able to work side by side with my father and brothers for 45 years,” says David Lund. “This industry has introduced me to so many wonderful people. Every day is still something new, so you are always learning and helping others.”

Kenny Lund similarly reflects, saying: “It is fitting that our anniversaries are about the same time. We are a family organization, and it is fun to share the markers of time we have been with the Allen Lund Company. We can celebrate each other and the American dream that is the Allen Lund Company.”

Eddie Lund says it has been a gift “to work together and help grow the Allen Lund Company. Each of us brings our own set of talents to the table, and the fact that we have been able to do this for so long is a testament to what our parents built and entrusted to us.”

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