MVT Executive and Leadership Team

Royal Jones, the President & Chief Executive Officer, Amp at MVT, directs the overarching strategic vision for the entire transportation fleet. By prioritizing fuel efficiency and long-haul logistics, the President & Chief Executive Officer, Amp maintains a competitive edge within the American Southwest freight market. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to ensure fiscal health and operational scalability. Royal Jones monitors market trends to adjust fleet deployment strategies, ensuring maximum asset utilization across regional corridors. Through rigorous oversight of corporate governance, the President & Chief Executive Officer, Amp secures the long-term viability of the organization. By fostering a culture of performance, the executive drives continuous improvement in safety protocols and service delivery. Ultimately, the President & Chief Executive Officer, Amp aligns all departmental goals with the core mission of providing reliable, high-capacity freight solutions to diverse industrial clients throughout the region.

Dean Rigg, the Chief Financial Officer at MVT, oversees the financial health and capital allocation strategies of the transportation fleet. By managing complex budgeting processes and cash flow analysis, the Chief Financial Officer ensures the company maintains the liquidity required for fleet expansion and maintenance. This role involves evaluating the financial impact of fuel price volatility and operational costs across the American Southwest. Dean Rigg provides critical insights to the executive team regarding investment opportunities and risk mitigation strategies. Through the implementation of rigorous financial controls, the Chief Financial Officer supports the long-term stability of the organization. This leadership position requires constant monitoring of economic indicators to adjust fiscal policies accordingly. By optimizing the capital structure, the Chief Financial Officer enables the company to invest in modern equipment and technology. Ultimately, the Chief Financial Officer drives the financial performance necessary to sustain the company's competitive position in the freight industry.

George Chasteen, the Chief Operating Officer at MVT, manages the daily execution of complex freight logistics and fleet maintenance schedules. Overseeing the entire dispatch network, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that all transportation assets remain operational and compliant with regional safety standards. This role requires constant coordination with maintenance teams to minimize downtime and maximize the efficiency of the American Southwest supply chain. George Chasteen evaluates performance metrics to identify bottlenecks in the delivery process, implementing corrective measures to improve transit times. By streamlining communication between drivers and logistics coordinators, the Chief Operating Officer maintains high service levels for all clients. This leadership position involves balancing immediate operational demands with long-term capacity planning. Through the optimization of route planning and fuel consumption, the Chief Operating Officer directly impacts the profitability and reliability of the company's extensive transportation network.

Corey Goux, the Chief Information Officer at MVT, architects the digital infrastructure necessary to support modern freight management systems. By integrating advanced telematics and data analytics, the Chief Information Officer enhances the visibility of the entire fleet across the American Southwest. This role involves securing critical network assets against cyber threats while ensuring seamless connectivity for remote logistics operations. Corey Goux leads the development of proprietary software tools that track fuel efficiency and driver performance in real-time. Through the implementation of scalable cloud solutions, the Chief Information Officer supports the data-driven decision-making processes of the executive team. This leadership function requires constant evaluation of emerging technologies to maintain a technological advantage in the competitive transportation industry. By modernizing internal systems, the Chief Information Officer ensures that the company remains at the forefront of digital logistics innovation and operational transparency.

Jacqueline Jones, the Chief Marketing Officer at MVT, drives the brand strategy and client acquisition efforts across the American Southwest. By positioning the company as a premier freight provider, the Chief Marketing Officer expands the reach of the organization into new industrial sectors. This role involves crafting targeted communication campaigns that highlight the fleet's reliability and commitment to sustainable transportation practices. Jacqueline Jones analyzes market demand to tailor service offerings for diverse logistics partners. Through strategic partnerships and industry networking, the Chief Marketing Officer strengthens the company's reputation among key stakeholders. This leadership position requires close collaboration with the sales team to ensure consistent messaging and high-quality lead generation. By monitoring competitive positioning, the Chief Marketing Officer adapts marketing tactics to maintain market share. Ultimately, the Chief Marketing Officer secures the company's growth by effectively communicating the value of the transportation services to a broad client base.

Jacobo Vasquez, the Director, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, Office of at MVT, manages the internal IT operations and technical support services for the entire organization. By maintaining the hardware and software systems that power the daily logistics, the Director, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, Office of ensures uninterrupted service delivery across the American Southwest. This role involves overseeing the technical staff and managing the deployment of new hardware solutions for the fleet. Jacobo Vasquez coordinates with other departments to resolve technical challenges and improve the efficiency of internal workflows. Through the management of IT resources, the Director, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, Office of supports the broader digital transformation goals of the company. This leadership position requires a focus on system reliability and user support to keep the workforce productive. By ensuring the stability of the technical environment, the Director, Information Technology & Chief Information Officer, Office of facilitates the smooth operation of the company's transportation services.