Freight matching marketplace Truckstop.com is looking for a new leader today after CEO Kendra Tucker stepped down and the Idaho firm took on former CEO Scott Moscrip as its interim chief.
The company did not share any further details about Tucker’s departure after five years with Truckstop, and Tucker’s own LinkedIn page on Friday still listed her as being employed by Truckstop.
In recent years, Truckstop in 2023 acquired FreightFriend, a provider of cloud-based capacity and freight management solutions, and in 2021 had acquired Registry Monitoring Insurance Services (RMIS), a provider of automated onboarding and monitoring services for freight transportation.
Moscrip founded Truckstop in 1995 and helped it grow as an online load board that helped both carriers and brokers efficiently navigate the spot market. “I’m honored to return and lead the company I founded during this pivotal time,” Moscrip said in a release. “This is a transition period, and I have immense confidence in the entire Truckstop team. Truckstop has always been centered on the customer, and I’m excited to continue driving innovations that help our customers run profitable businesses, operate with confidence, and have fun doing the work they love.”
In a statement, the company’s board of directors said it had begun a national search for a permanent CEO, and thanked Tucker for her contributions to Truckstop, including navigating the tumultuous economic conditions during and after the pandemic. “Under Kendra’s leadership, Truckstop expanded its portfolio, including launching key solutions in fraud protection and factoring, which are essential components in our customers’ businesses. We are grateful for her dedication and leadership,” Will Griffith, chair of the board, said.
