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TMC Study Group Officers—Page 1 TMC Study Group Officers—Page 1 Report 2 TMC STUDY GROUP OFFICERS S.1 Electrical Chairman Chris Disantis Aim NationaLease 1st Vice Chairman Matt Nolan FedEx Freight 2nd Vice Chairman Bruce Purkey Purkeys Secretary Charley Gipe BorgWarner Meeting Mechanic (lead) Al Mihic Delco Remy Sgt.-at-Arms Gary Yurko TE Connectivity Future Truck Liaison Al Lesesky VES Board Liaison Jill Gingrich WheelTime Network, LLC S.2 Tire & Wheel Chairman Mitch Windorff Pomp’s Tire Service, Inc. 1st Vice Chairman Jim Ricapito FedEx Ground 2nd Vice Chairman Randy Patterson Bridgestone Tire Operations N.A. Secretary Grant DeGeorge Alcoa Wheel Products Meeting Mechanic (lead) Ed Steck Michelin Retread Tire, Inc. Sgt.-at-Arms Randy Patterson Bridgestone Comm. Solutions Future Truck Liaison Phil Arnold Michelin Board Liaison Randy Obermeyer Batesville Logistics (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG TMC Study Group Officers—Page 2 S.3 Engine Chairman Radu Mihai Burnco Rock Products 1st Vice Chairmen Bryan Stewart Jones Logistics 2nd Vice Chairmen Mark Louzon Volvo Trucks North America Brian Mandt Donaldson Secretary Cindi Kerr Fuel Savvy Meeting Mechanic (lead) OPEN Sgt.-at-Arms Ken Brandt Horton Future Truck Liaison Mark Louzon Volvo Trucks Board Liaison David Foster Premier Transportation S.4 Cab & Controls Chairman Mark Kennedy Swift Transportation 1st Vice Chairman Kirk Altrichter Keenan Advantage Group 2nd Vice Chairman Mark Winchell Whiting Systems, Inc. Secretary Andrew Krum Virginia Tech Trans. Institute Meeting Mechanic (lead) Megan Junker Alcoa Sgt.-at-Arms Keith Rhodes Watson and Chalin Future Truck Liaison Jerry Hubbell VES Board Liaison Scott Bartlein Barry Trucking, Inc. S.5 Fleet Maintenance Management Chairman Amanda Schuier Waller Truck Company 1st Vice Chairman Dave Dettman QTC Transportation Holdings Jarit Corneilus Sharp Transport 2nd Vice Chairman Al Anderson Peterson Manufacturing Secretary Ryan Cummins Alcoa Wheels Meeting Mechanic (lead) Greg Shipman Vertical Alliance Group Sgt.-at-Arms Doug Memering Cummins Future Truck Liaison Mike Jeffress Maverick Transportation Board Liaison Peter Savage Clarke Power Services (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG TMC Study Group Officers—Page 3 S.6 Chassis and Brakes Systems Chairman Jim Boyd Southeastern Freight Lines 1st Vice Chairman OPEN 2nd Vice Chairman Jack Van der Giessen Meritor Secretary Greg Sturdy Accuride Meeting Mechanic (lead) Greg Sturm The Timken Company Sgt.-at-Arms Jim LeClaire T.O.P., Inc. Future Truck Liaison Eric Benge Walmart Transportation Board Liaison Todd Cotier Hartt Transportation S.7 Trailers, Bodies & Material Handling Chairman Richard Brown Transervice Lease Corp. 1st Vice Chairman OPEN 2nd Vice Chairman Gary Gaussoin Silver Eagle Manufacturing Co. Secretary Joe Olszta Whiting Door Meeting Mechanic (lead) Paul Zola Whiting Door Sgt.-at-Arms Hank Schneider Sealco Future Truck Liaison Chris Lee Great Dane Board Liaison Scott Bartlein Barry Trucking, Inc. S.11 Sustainability and Environmental Technologies Chairman Marc Clark FedEx Express 1st Vice Chairman Kirk Rutherford Bridgestone Americas Tire Ops 2nd Vice Chairman Fritz Marinko WEO Secretary OPEN Meeting Mechanic (lead) Jim Shea Webasto Sgt.-at-Arms Chuck Lutz Alcoa Future Truck Liaison Duane Lippincott United Parcel Service Kirk Rutherford Bridgestone Americas Tire Ops Board Liaison Duane Lippincott United Parcel Service (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG TMC Study Group Officers—Page 4 S.12 On-Board Vehicle Electronics Chairman Troy Jergens Western Flyer Express 1st Vice Chairman Kevin Waldon FedEx Freight 2nd Vice Chairmen Ken DeGrant IMI Precision Engineering Secretary Chris Rounds Allison Transmission Meeting Mechanic (lead) Brandon Whitfield Accuride Sgt.-at-Arms OPEN Future Truck Liaison Troy Jergens Western Flyer Express Board Liaison Randy Obermeyer Batesville Logistics S.14 Light and Medium-Duty & Specialty Trucks Chairman Paul Wion Charter Communications 1st Vice Chairman Richard Winters Verizon Fleet Operations Dave Piliro Dunbar Armored 2nd Vice Chairman Lou Stumpp Navistar, Inc. Secretary Alex Knight Class C Solutions Group Meeting Mechanic (lead) J. David Walters Alcoa Sgt.-at-Arms J. David Walters Alcoa Future Truck Liaison Lou Stumpp Navistar Board Liaison David Foster Premier Transportation S.16 Service Provider Chairman Homer Hogg Travel Centers of America 1st Vice Chairman OPEN 2nd Vice Chairman Charles Voyles Navistar Matt Jablon Daimler Trucks North America Secretary Maggie Condon Alcoa Wheel Products Meeting Mechanic (lead) OPEN Sgt.-at-Arms Jim Clifton Dorsey Trailer Repair Future Truck Liaison Chas Voyles Navistar Board Liaison Peter Savage Clarke Power Services (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG TMC Study Group Officers—Page 5 S.17 Corrosion Control Chairman Nick Forte Prime, Inc. 1st Vice Chairman OPEN 2nd Vice Chairman Tim Brune Automotive International Secretary Dennis Winn Accuride Meeting Mechanic (lead) Matthew Young Krown Sgt.-at-Arms Brant Schneider ALCOA Wheels Future Truck Liaison Nick Forte Prime, Inc. Board Liaison Todd Cotier Hartt Transportation S.18 Automated Vehicles Chairman Kyle Mitchell Maverick Transportation 1st Vice Chairman Dan Umphress The Kroeger Companies 2nd Vice Chairman OPEN Secretary OPEN Meeting Mechanic (lead) OPEN Sgt.-at-Arms OPEN Future Truck Liaison OPEN Board Liaison Randy Tumbarello Genox Transport Professional Technician Development Committee Chairman Winston Minchew Old Dominion Freight Lines 1st Vice Chairman Benjamin Phillips Chief Express 2nd Vice Chairman Homer Hogg Travel Centers of America Secretary Delonta Wilson Alcoa Wheel Products Meeting Mechanic (lead) Roger Maye Consolidated Metco, Inc. Sgt.-at-Arms Will Waiwood Alcoa Wheel Products Future Truck Liaison Winston Minchew Old Dominion Freight Lines Board Liaison Randy Tumbarello Genox Transport (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG TMC Study Group Officers—Page 6 Educator Committee Chairman Jack Werner Western Technical College 1st Vice Chairman Christie Toland Gentry School District 2nd Vice Chairman Dennis Ankrum Truck One, Inc. Secretary Steve Woodbeck Lite-Check Meeting Mechanic (lead) OPEN Sgt.-at-Arms Greg Shipman Vertical Alliance Group Future Truck Liaison Jack Werner Western Technical College Board Liaison Jill Gingrich WheelTime Network, LLC Future Truck Committee Chairman Bill Brown Southeastern Freight Lines 1st Vice Chairman Anthony Marshall United Parcel Service 2nd Vice Chairman Wally Stegall The Morey Corporation Technology Demonstrator Brad Van Riper Truck-Lite Subcommittee Chairmen Al Lesesky Vehicle Enhancement Sys. Inc. Far Horizons Kevin Otto Retired Silver Spark Plug Subcommittee Chairman F.T. Task Forces Secretary Andrew Brashear ALCOA Wheels Future Truck Committee Secretary Robert Braswell TMC staff Meeting Mechanic (lead) Brandon Whitfield Accuride Sgt. At Arms Tim Lampen MEI Corporation Board Liaison Duane Lippincott United Parcel Service (Over) TMC—Post- 3/18 SG .
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