STG Logistics hands Jack Holmes the CEO job after cutting debt by nearly $1B
With roughly 90% of funded debt erased in this year's restructuring, the port-to-door intermodal operator reset its C-suite and board around growth.
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With roughly 90% of funded debt erased in this year's restructuring, the port-to-door intermodal operator reset its C-suite and board around growth.
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