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STG Logistics Honors Women in Supply Chain Awards 2025

In a prestigious recognition ceremony, two employees from STG Logistics were honored with the 2025 Women in Supply Chain Awards. This award acknowledges the vital contributions of female leaders and executives in the supply chain sector, highlighting their accomplishments, mentorship, and dedication that pave the way for future generations.

Geoff Anderman, the Chief Executive Officer of STG, expressed his pride in having talented women across the organization. He stated, "At STG, we are enormously fortunate to have talented, dedicated women working at every level of our organization. They are committed to our customers and their teams, and work to elevate STG as a whole as well as individual team members. These well-deserved awards highlight the contributions they make each day to our organization and to the logistics and supply chain industry."

Award Recipients

Summer Weinberg: Workforce Innovator

One of the esteemed recipients is Summer Weinberg, who serves as the Director of Systems and Compliance at STG. Having been part of the STG team for over 15 years, Summer has been a driving force behind numerous logistics operations. Her leadership and operational proficiency span diverse areas, including managing systems and compliance initiatives. She has played a critical role in enhancing operations by acting as a crucial link between the IT department and logistics operations. Her professional journey, from handling complex air freight logistics to establishing national compliance protocols, underlines her unwavering commitment to excellence and innovative practices in the field.

Megan Williams: Trailblazer

Megan Williams, the Senior Vice President of Operations at STG, was awarded the Trailblazers Award. Since joining the company in 2021, she has expanded her role from leading recruitment and verification teams to overseeing safety standards, equipment operations, and managing 11 Intermodal and Drayage terminals. Her pivotal decisions regarding driver recruitment, vendor relations, and procurement have significantly transformed how STG approaches driver support and operational efficiency. Megan’s focus on aligning operational success with driver needs sets her apart as a distinguished leader in the supply chain industry.

Industry Recognition

Marina Mayer, Editor-in-Chief of Food Logistics and Supply Demand Chain Executive, shared her admiration for this year’s award winners, emphasizing their resilience in navigating challenges such as economic uncertainties and industry disruptions. "Every year, the award winners amaze me. Regardless of the disruptions, economic uncertainty, and other industry challenges, these women in supply chain winners are doing remarkable things for their communities, organizations and teams," she stated.

This year’s awards align with the Women in Supply Chain Forum’s theme, showcasing female leaders who are reshaping perceptions in the industry. They are bolstering leadership pipelines, adopting people-first management strategies, pioneering new product introductions, and redefining how the logistics sector views and incorporates women.

Award Ceremony

The winners will be formally recognized at the upcoming Women in Supply Chain Forum, scheduled for November 18-20, 2025, at Clearwater Beach, Florida. For those interested in learning more or registering for the event, details are available at Women In Supply Chain Forum.

About STG Logistics

STG Logistics stands as a frontrunner in containerized logistics services, offering an extensive range of solutions, including intermodal transport, drayage, warehousing, and transloading services, along with full truckload and less-than-truckload options. With a legacy of over 40 years, STG is strategically positioned with access to every major rail ramp and port nationwide, ensuring comprehensive logistics solutions tailored to client needs. The company operates as a portfolio entity managed by Wind Point Partners, Duration Capital Partners, and Oaktree Capital Management.

Conclusion

The recognition of Summer Weinberg and Megan Williams marks a significant milestone not just for STG Logistics but also serves as an inspiration to women aspiring to flourish in the supply chain and logistics sectors. The industry needs more such role models to continue shaping a more inclusive and dynamic landscape for the future.