ReTrans, Inc.
Jay Bourbon is an accomplished business development professional with extensive experience across various sectors. Currently serving as the New Business Development Area Manager at Comfort Systems USA since May 2018, Bourbon also holds the position of Business Development Manager at ReTrans, Inc. since 2017, where responsibilities include booking new Full Truckload business and maintaining account profitability. With a background at ListenClear, Bridgeway Solutions, Northern Data Systems, Personify Corp, Abilizer Solutions Inc, and McClier and Associates, Bourbon has consistently demonstrated expertise in sales, account management, and customer relations across diverse markets. Bourbon holds a Bachelor's Degree in History and Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia.
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ReTrans, Inc.
From one load to one solution for every load, one company delivers complete transportation and logistics management. Precisely the right carriers. Since ReTrans doesn't own any of the carriers we use, they don't own us. Only the truck lines that work the best for you, roll. Only the intermodal solutions that fit your needs, connect. Only the international capability you require, floats or flies. While our carrier network is vast and our scope global, our non-asset based approach allows us to focus on precisely one thing. You. Precisely the right combination. We are a multimodal, full-service transportation and logistics management company. For everything from truckload to intermodal, from LTL to international shipping. For a single strategic shipment to the single-source management of all the logistics challenges you face. From the industry's most seasoned and reliable professionals to the most sophisticated and advanced technology and tracking systems out there. For the seamless integration of all the whatever, whenever and wherever of modern logistics solutions, there is precisely one company. Us. Precisely right. Your simple, single point of contact in the complicated, complex process of logistics.