ATA Pres. Bill Graves says 2016 will be his last year at ATA

Oct 21, 2015

Gov. Bill Graves, president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations, will be leaving ATA at the end of 2016, ATA has confirmed with Overdrive. ATA spokesman Sean McNally said Graves informed the ATA board Oct. 20 of his intentions to leave ATA next year.

Transport Topics, a weekly trucking newspaper owned by ATA, broke the story Oct. 21, following an exclusive interview with the former Kansas governor. Transport Topics’ report says ATA’s board has formed a committee to find a new president.

TT also notes that the end of 2016 also marks the expiration of Graves’ contract with the trucking industry lobbying group. Graves has headed ATA since 2003.

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