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Felix Named VP at Carlile Transportation

February 11, 2014

Larry Felix
Larry Felix

Carlile Transportation Systems, Inc., a TOTE Logistics company, has named Larry Felix as their new Vice President of Business Development. Larry will provide leadership over commercial development in Alaska and throughout the Lower 48.

Larry joins Carlile from Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc. out of Southern California, where he held the position of District Manager of Sales & Operations. Larry was responsible for developing the Southern Californian District comprised of seven terminals spanning from Fresno to San Diego, California and as far east as Las Vegas, Nevada. While at Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Larry was responsible for revenue growth, cost controls, development of terminal locations, services, sales and operations, and the hiring, training and development of the leadership team.

Larry attended Boise State University on a football scholarship where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Business Management. He currently resides in Riverside, California.

Larry brings with him over thirty years of leadership experience in sales and operations from various roles throughout the transportation industry.

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