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Three RXO Leaders Win Supply & Demand Chain Executive 2023 Pros to Know Award
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. ~ RXO, a leading provider of asset-light transportation solutions, announced today that three of its executives have been named 2023 Pros to Know by Supply & Demand Chain Executive. Paul Boothe, Heidi Ratti and Jennifer Kaczmarcyzk were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the industry and their ability to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage.

Drew Wilkerson, chief executive officer of RXO, expressed his excitement for the recognition of the three executives. "Every day, Paul, Heidi and Jennifer provide exceptional results for our customers and strong leadership for our employees. I am thrilled they are being recognized for their contributions to RXO and the industry as a whole."

Paul Boothe is president of managed transportation at RXO and oversees a team of more than 1,800 employees that generate more than $500 million in annual revenue. Under Boothe's leadership, RXO's managed transportation has doubled its freight under management over the last three years. He spearheaded the launch of a major new customer with expedited time-critical freight across the U.S., Mexico and Canada as well as helped develop a best-in-class cross-border solution in Laredo, Texas. This solution supports several large-scale clients, drives millions of dollars in savings for customers and establishes production continuity.

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Heidi Ratti is chief human resources officer at RXO and is responsible for recruiting and developing talent for RXO's tech-focused, growth-oriented business. Through a high-profile spin-off and the launch of RXO in 2022, Ratti continued to challenge employees and help them hit their goals while earning employee trust by listening to concerns, being transparent about the process and setting a clear path forward. As a result of her efforts, RXO outpaced expectations for employee engagement and satisfaction.

Jennifer Kaczmarcyzk serves as vice president of operations in RXO's brokerage business where she focuses on leveraging technology to deliver innovative solutions for customers as well as building a diverse and inclusive culture. Kaczmarcyzk engineered surge capacity solutions for a large electronics customer which earned her team Carrier of the Year honors from that customer. She also launched an employee wellness challenge encouraging team members to prioritize physical and mental health.

Marina Mayer, Editor-in-Chief of Supply & Demand Chain Executive said "This year's list is filled with supply chain professionals whose achievements have helped move the needle in the supply chain...They promote safety, sustainability and workforce development...They embody what a true leader should be." The overall winner will be announced live at ProMat in Chicago later this year with more information available at www.SDCExec.com/awards
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