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BRW names Derek Walcott, Tim Comstock to two major roles

BRW is an industry leader in trucking, warehousing, logistics and fulfillment.

Derek Walcott and Tim Comstock
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BRW, an industry leader in trucking, warehousing, logistics and fulfillment, announced the appointment of Derek Walcott as Executive Vice President of Strategy and Administration and Tim Comstock as Executive Vice President of Operations. Both individuals bring extensive experience and expertise to their respective roles.

Derek Walcott assumes the role of executive vice president of strategy and administration, where he will lead the company’s strategic and administrative functions, including human resources, legal, marketing, finance, and safety. Walcott brings a wealth of experience in corporate administration, with a proven ability to implement strategic initiatives that drive organizational effectiveness and compliance.

Derek Walcott is a dynamic leader with nearly 20 years of experience in the trucking and logistics industry. His previous roles have included business development, operations, strategic planning, security and administration. Walcott’s team-first mentality connects organizations to drive strategic, operational and revenue growth across all business units. Walcott has specific expertise in Government and Defense markets and has held key division leadership roles with multiple organizations that have surpassed $100 million in yearly revenue. His previous experience includes leading Owner-Operator, Asset and Brokerage organizations such as Mercer Transportation, Bennett Motor Express, Bennett Heavy and Specialized, and Ace Doran. He is a longstanding member of the National Defense Transportation Association (NDTA) and is a member of the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) classified community.

“Derek’s expertise in administration and his strategic approach to organizational management make him a valuable addition to our BRW executive team,” said Nate Haney, CEO of BRW. “His leadership will be crucial as we continue to grow and adapt to the evolving demands of our industry.

Tim Comstock has taken on the role of Executive Vice President of Operations. Comstock joins BRW with a distinguished track record in operational excellence. In his new role as BRW Executive Vice President of Operations, Comstock will oversee the company’s day-to-day operations, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency across all divisions of trucking, logistics, warehousing, and fulfillment. With a keen focus on innovation and process improvement, Comstock aims to enhance BRW’s fully integrated service offerings while continuing the new momentum growth enterprise wide.

Comstock launched his career in transportation with Mercer Transportation Company, where he was responsible for 2,300+ Owner Operators, Truck Coordinators, the OD Permit Department, the International Department and Government Specialized Services. After his time with Mercer, he was Vice President of Eagle Freight Solutions LLC while also the Logistics Manager at Peregrine Transportation Company.

“We are thrilled to welcome Tim to the BRW family,” said Mike White, CFO of BRW. “His extensive experience in operations management and his commitment to driving results will be instrumental as we continue to scale our business and deliver unparalleled service to our customers nationwide.”

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To learn more about BRW, visit BRWnow.com.

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