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TrueBlue’s Centerline Named a 2026 Top Company for Women to Work in Trucking

Business Wire•15/10/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Centerline named a 2026 Top Company for Women to Work in Trucking
  • ➤Women comprise two-thirds of Centerline’s team
  • ➤Recognition followed nominations and voting by more than 18,000 transportation professionals

Expert Statements

Taryn Owen, President and CEO of TrueBlue

“At TrueBlue, our mission is to connect people and work. Through Centerline, we’re creating opportunities for women to build meaningful careers in transportation while helping customers access the skilled talent they need”

Taryn Owen, President and CEO of TrueBlue

“We’re honored to receive this recognition which reflects our commitment to strengthening the workforce and supporting the future of the industry.”

Jill Quinn, President of Centerline and Skilled Trades

“Women contribute to every part of our business, and we want them to see a future for themselves here”

Jill Quinn, President of Centerline and Skilled Trades

“That means listening to our team members, recognizing their contributions, and providing opportunities to take the next step in their careers. We’re proud to earn this recognition and grateful to the people who make Centerline a place where women can succeed.”

Brian Everett, Group Publisher and Editorial Director of Redefining the Road

“Centerline has been recognized as a 2026 Top Company for Women to Work in Trucking by Redefining the Road, the official magazine for the Women in Trucking Association”

Brian Everett, Group Publisher and Editorial Director of Redefining the Road

“This organization has earned this prestigious recognition through a rigorous nomination and review process, along with industry-wide voting that validates the nomination. We are pleased to bestow this well-earned recognition to Centerline.”

TrueBlue’s Centerline Named a 2026 Top Company for Women to Work in Trucking

Recognition highlights commitment to supporting women’s careers and strengthening the transportation workforce

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