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Pioneers in bringing about meaningful change and raising awareness of persistent issues in the transportation industry. The Maryland-based founder of NMWAIT and the other founding leaders put in endless effort to build a community for the transportation industry to develop and network as a result of their strong and tenacious ideas and interests.
Ashley Watson was raised by her mother and grandmother. In St. Petersburg, Florida, she faced her first bout with adversity in becoming a teenage mother to support her family, she opted to work in the medical field and obtained her Nursing Assistant certification. It was there, that she leaned on her medical industry skills in her quest for more significant development and expansion. Working at the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations in Tallahassee, allowed her to shift into the government sector. As a result of her professional change and increased financial acumen, Ashley was able to relocate to Columbia, Maryland, to continue raising her family.
In a fresh start, Ashley chose to conquer the transportation and logistics sector after moving and refining her business acumen in the medical field and working for the government. Being unafraid by new challenges, she decided to enter the male-dominated transportation industry in order to bring her caring touch from nursing and the structure of her government experience to the world of logistics. With that goal in mind, Ashley decided to hang up her heels and pursue a career as a professional driver with a Class A CDL.
This Committee is responsible for the implementation of policy formulated by the National Executive Committee and carrying out its responsibilities as indicated by the By-Laws.
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The National Minority Women Association In Transportation (NMWAIT) was founded in 2021 by a group of open-minded minority professional and entrepreneur women.
The Board of Directors represents the women's and men's chapters of the Association.
THE BOARD:
Our board of directors is responsible for guiding all of our choices in order to assist NMWAIT, Inc. achieve its full potential. We owe a debt of gratitude to each of them.
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Trinette Chandler, Esq., is the founding partner of The Chandler Law Group, LLP a boutique law firm focused on government procurement and commercial contract matters. Her matters primarily involve leading, winning, managing, and providing legal advice to Department of Defense (DoD), National Security, healthcare, and aerospace procurement leaders. The majority of those efforts was each worth $500M+ to $5.8B (single award) on behalf of major defense contractors. Primary focus includes: acquisitions, anti-fraud, procurement, regulatory compliance, ethics, government relations, and governance matters. Click here to continue reading.
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The Board of Director leadership positions require that you be a minority in transportation, also have :
We aim to establish a board that is made up of people with a variety of skills and resources.
Human resources, safety departments, trucking, logistics, and supply chain specialists are eligible to serve on the corporate advisory board. We respect business experts' opinion in order to understand and communicate realistic expectations to minority women in the transportation industry.
You must demonstrate the ability to perform work, interact in a mutually respectful team environment, submit your LinkedIn profile and résumé, and go through a screening procedure to assess your capabilities.
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