Irving, TX, Aug. 25, 2022 — Trax Technologies, the global leader in Transportation Spend Management solutions, has promoted Josh Bouk to the role of president and Chris Cassidy to Chief Revenue Officer.
This announcement comes as the direct result of the success Trax has attained over the past two years, as the company has recorded significant, sustained improvements in revenue growth, customer retention, product innovation and strategic partnerships. One recent accomplishment is the development of the Carbon Emissions Tracker, which enables global enterprise shippers and logistics service providers to optimize carbon emissions while reducing the cost to serve.
The ability to track actual carbon emissions across a client’s transportation network allows them to create clean air goals based on sound benchmarks, work with their logistics partners, all while continuing to optimize the cost of their transportation network via Trax’s freight audit and payment (FAP) services.
“Josh Bouk and Chris Cassidy have been instrumental to Trax’s growth and transformation over the past two years,” said Hampton Wall, chief executive officer of Trax. “Their focus on serving Trax’s customers, helping set company strategy and leading strategic partnerships has helped position Trax as a best-in-class freight audit and payment SaaS company.”
Bouk recently held the title of chief revenue officer at Trax before becoming president of the company. He came to Trax after serving at Cass Information Systems for six years as vice president of Global Sales and Marketing. Prior to that, Bouk led the growth of Veramark Technologies, completing three strategic acquisitions and establishing a new brand, Calero Software. Over the last decade, Bouk has led the creation of expense management programs representing over $250 billion of annual enterprise spend for many of the largest Fortune 500 companies in the world.
“I am humbled and honored to be named president of this amazing company,” said Bouk. “The team we have built around the world is extraordinary. I am so excited to continue to lead them to deliver unmatched outcomes for our global customers. Through collaboration and innovation with our customers and strategic partners, we will empower the enterprise shipper to improve the reliability, sustainability and financial performance of their transportation networks during this most uncertain of times and well into the future.”
Cassidy recently held the title of executive vice president of Global Sales and Strategic Partnerships before being named chief revenue officer. Throughout Cassidy’s extensive 22-year career in global logistics and supply chain management, he has demonstrated successes in Supply Chain Operations, IT, Procurement, M&A, Strategy, Transformation, Sales and Marketing roles. Most recently, Cassidy served as a leadership partner with Gartner where he advised enterprise supply chain leaders on their strategies. Prior to that, he led the global healthcare logistics strategy as an executive vice president for UPS. Prior to UPS, Cassidy held multiple executive leadership roles within global supply chain and logistics for GlaxoSmithKline over a 12-year period.
“It has been such a pleasure to lead our sales and partnership teams to record growth over the past few quarters,” Cassidy said. “The team we have built has a passion to deliver global Freight Audit and Payment programs that yield greater savings, data quality and analytical capabilities than our customers have ever experienced. Looking forward, I am excited to drive further acceleration of the company’s growth as we continue to lead the industry in customer satisfaction, global program delivery and product innovation for end-to-end transportation visibility. With the support of our partners, our advances in bringing together the physical, financial and sustainability transportation data flows into a single pane of glass enables an improved control tower ecosystem, driving intelligent insights for shippers and carriers to make smarter decisions.”