TQL Continues Expansion Throughout Greater Cincinnati

Cincinnati – Total Quality Logistics (TQL) will open its fourth office in the Greater Cincinnati area in early November. TQL’s newest office will be located in West Chester, Ohio. TQL is the third largest freight brokerage in the nation and has Greater Cincinnati offices in Western Hills and Erlanger, Ky., along with its corporate headquarters in Eastgate.

TQL will create more than 1,000 new jobs in the Greater Cincinnati area in the next five years. TQL coordinates the movement of freight across North America, primarily by arranging full truckload transportation.

“Our satellite offices are having tremendous success at building strong teams for our company and providing advancement opportunities for our employees,” said Kerry Byrne, TQL executive vice president.

TQL is aggressively expanding its local and national footprint, opening 16 satellite locations nationwide in just the past three years. TQL is hiring for entry-level sales positions and interested candidates are encouraged to learn more at www.tqljobs.com.

TQL’s West Chester office will be located at 8610 Jacquemin Drive, West Chester, Ohio 45069.

ABOUT TOTAL QUALITY LOGISTICS

Total Quality Logistics is a privately held company founded in 1997 that connects consumer product and industrial goods shippers with truck operators that transport freight to market destinations across North America. The company’s more than 2,000 employees identify the right trucks for particular freight loads, negotiate rates, and ensure on-time delivery. TQL was the first freight brokerage in the nation to introduce mobile freight finding applications to the trucking industry. The company’s investment in industry-leading technology and its insistence on honest, straightforward communications has made it the third largest freight brokerage in the nation and a nationally recognized Best Place to Work. TQL’s corporate headquarters is located in Cincinnati, Ohio, with satellite offices in 16 additional cities across the nation. To learn more, visit www.tql.com.