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Celebrating Women in Logistics

In a remarkable recognition of female leadership within the supply chain sector, two employees from STG Logistics have received prestigious accolades at the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Awards. This honor celebrates the achievements of women in various capacities throughout the logistics industry and underscores their vital role in shaping its future.

STG Logistics, a leader in integrated multimodal transportation and logistics, is thrilled to acknowledge these exceptional talents. The awards are presented jointly by Food Logistics and Supply Demand Chain Executive, publications revered for their commitment to covering crucial aspects of the global supply chain, especially in the cold food sector.

Recognizing Trailblazers

Crystal Massaro, Vice President of Customer Experience, was honored with the Women in Supply Chain Workforce Innovator Award. In her pivotal role, she leads efforts to enhance customer journeys throughout STG's drayage and intermodal transport divisions. Crystal's responsibilities encompass overseeing customer onboarding, service, billing, and dispute resolution. Her focus on operational excellence and service innovation significantly enhances long-term partnerships with customers, making her a valuable asset to the organization.

Meanwhile, Kathy Colquitt, Manager of Terminal Operations at STG's facility in Atlanta, was recognized with the Trailblazer Award. With over two decades of experience at STG, Kathy manages the everyday operations of the terminal and warehouse, ensuring that customer shipments and operational workflows run without a hitch. Her leadership fosters consistency and helps support her team while delivering outstanding service to customers.

The awards were celebrated as significant milestones, not just for the recipients, but for women across the supply chain who continue to drive progress and inspire future generations. Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of the awarding publications, emphasized that this year's submissions included a record level of applications, highlighting the growing acknowledgment of women's contributions to supply chain success.

Setting New Standards

Geoff Anderman, CEO of STG, expressed pride in honoring these exceptional women, stating, "Their leadership, expertise, and unwavering commitment empower our organization daily. They set high benchmarks for performance while fostering opportunities for growth and success within their teams."

This recognition of women’s contributions in supply chain roles is vital, serving not only as a tribute but also as a catalyst for societal change in an industry historically underrepresented by females. The awards underscore the importance of mentorship and representation in encouraging emerging leaders in logistics.

Winners of the awards will be recognized at the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum, scheduled to take place from November 17-19, 2026, in Charleston, South Carolina. This forum promotes education, networking, and mentorship opportunities for women in the supply chain domain, creating a platform for participants to share insights and experiences.

About STG Logistics

Established over 40 years ago, STG Logistics is committed to providing comprehensive logistics solutions, including drayage, intermodal, and transportation services across the country. Operating at every major rail ramp and port nationwide, STG mirrors the growing complexities of modern logistics systems while ensuring efficient operations.

For more details and to explore the full list of this year's award winners, visit Food Logistics and Women in Supply Chain Forum. With such commendable recognition, there remains much inspiration for aspiring leaders in the supply chain industry to follow in the footsteps of these trailblazing women.