Harbor Logistics Announces Two Transportation and Supply Chain Executive Hires
Harbor Logistics has announced the addition of two experienced professionals to its leadership team with the hiring of Park Williams as Senior Vice President of Sales and Jeff Martin as Vice President of Transportation.
Williams brings more than two decades of experience in global logistics, supply chain strategy, and business development leadership. In his new role, he will lead enterprise sales, revenue development, and customer growth initiatives across Harbor's service portfolio.
Prior to joining Harbor Logistics, Williams held various roles in sales and operations with Mallory Alexander, GXO Logistics, and PSA BDP, where he led business development and sales efforts across North and Latin America. Throughout his career, he has built and led high-performing sales organizations while helping clients navigate increasingly complex supply chain environments.
Martin joins Harbor Logistics with extensive experience leading large-scale transportation and fleet operations across multiple markets and industries. As Vice President of Transportation, he will oversee the company's transportation operations, with responsibility for compliance, operational performance, driver development, and network growth. He previously served in leadership roles with Keenan Advantage Group, Trimac Transportation, Maines Paper & Foodservice, Rite Aid, and Panera Bread.
Scott Auslund, CEO of Harbor Logistics, expressed confidence in the new hires, stating, "Park and Jeff each bring a tremendous depth of operational and industry experience that aligns well with where Harbor Logistics is headed as a company." Williams indicated that Harbor’s reputation and long-term vision made the opportunity compelling, while Martin highlighted the company’s operational mindset and growth trajectory as motivating factors for his decision to join.
Harbor Logistics is a port-centric logistics platform providing integrated warehousing, transloading, drayage, and transportation solutions. Headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, the company operates a network of strategically located and rail-served facilities serving key port and inland markets across the Southeastern United States.