Business Insider is seeking nominations for 2020 Logistics Disruptors

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Tell us who is shaking up logistics.

• Logistics is transforming at a pace that the industry hasn't seen before.
• Business Insider is launching a list of Logistics Disruptors to watch.
• We want to hear from you on who to include. Submit your nominations at this link by Feb. 28.

From automating the freight brokerage process to sending warehousing to the cloud to more diversity than ever, America's $1.6 trillion logistics industry is changing at an unprecedented rate.

And Business Insider wants to capture the people at the heart of that change.

That's why we're launching our first-ever Logistics Disruptors list. We will feature a dozen or two of the industry's most compelling talent in an article to publish in March, and those folks will be listed in alphabetical order.

Submit your nominations at this link by Feb. 28.

We've done quite a few lists of talent to watch in specific industries - autonomous driving, Wall Street headhunting, Wall Street in general, venture capital, equity research, and way, way more.

Criteria and methodology

Unlike previous lists, Logistics Disruptors won't go by an age limit or an employer. We're looking for anyone from truck drivers to venture capitalists to chief executive officers, and they can be of any age.

The selections will be determined based on the nominee's role and responsibilities, and impact on their company and the industry. We love to read stories about interesting disruptors - not just adjectives on why they're dominating logistics.

Tell us who to include and what they're up to at this link by Feb. 28.

Got a question? Email Rachel Premack at rpremack@businessinsider.com.

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