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Jonathan Salama Built a Freight Broker. Then He Sold the Freight.
The French engineer spent a decade teaching software how freight really moves. His decisive piece of code was a corporate rewrite: sell the brokerage, keep the machinery, and offer it to the former competition.
Chad Raube and the Value of the Outside View
The IntelliTrans CEO has made a career of entering established industries and asking the impolite, useful question: what if the model itself is the constraint?
Mark McEntire Came Back to Make Freight Move Before the Market Does
After 35 years in transportation, the new Emerge CEO is betting that freight procurement should never sleep - and that software works best when its leaders keep listening.
Loki Cheema Learned Freight From the Hold Music
Before he built an AI operating system for trucking, Loki Cheema learned the business one favor, one form and one interminable phone call at a time. Hemut is his attempt to give freight back its hours.
Jigish Shah
Jigish Shah is the Executive Chairman of ArchLynk, a global digital supply chain consulting firm headquartered in San Jose, California. He co-founded Krypt in 2008 and built it into an eminent player in the SAP Supply Chain ecosystem over 14 years before orchestrating its 2022 merger with Novigo to create ArchLynk - backed by BV Investment Partners. Under his leadership as CEO, ArchLynk further acquired WCS Consulting in 2023 and grew to approximately 350 employees with $35M in annual revenue, establishing itself as an SAP Gold Partner serving enterprises across 4 continents with expertise in SAP Transportation Management, Integrated Business Planning, Global Trade Services, and AI/ML-driven supply chain solutions.