The Allen Lund Company is pleased to announce that the General Managers in the Cincinnati and Salt Lake City offices have been named.
Tim Bryner has been promoted to GM of ALC Cincinnati, and Josh Mason has been promoted to GM of ALC Salt Lake City.
Tim Bryner joined the Cincinnati office in 2017, with more than 15 years of experience in the logistics industry. He worked his way up through the ranks to become the Assistant GM before being appointed the new General Manager of the office.
Matt Gronostaj, Vice President of Sales and Operations said, “We are excited for Tim to step into the General Manager role. He has the experience, knowledge, and grit to lead Cincinnati to the next level, and we look forward to the immediate success that he will bring to the office.”
Regarding his new position, Tim shared, “I am honored to take on the role of General Manager of the Cincinnati branch. Having started my journey here as a broker nearly a decade ago, I am excited to lead this talented team into the next chapter.”
Josh Mason entered the logistics industry in 2019, gaining a wide breadth of experience. In 2024, he was among the first hires in ALC’s Salt Lake City office, where he introduced and grew ALC’s Refrigerated LTL program from the ground up.
Ben Batten, Vice President of Sales and Operations, stated, “I’m thrilled for Josh on his promotion to GM of our Salt Lake City office. Since joining the team at its very beginning, he’s helped establish the foundation for this office. Josh’s operational knowledge and track record of delivering solutions to our customers make him the ideal leader to guide the SLC office into the next chapter of success.”
Reflecting on his promotion, Josh said, “I am incredibly honored to step into the role of General Manager for our Salt Lake City office. Since opening our doors in 2024, this team has made remarkable strides, and our current momentum is a testament to the talent we have here—truly some of the best in the West. I look forward to leading this group as we continue to scale our operations and set new standards for excellence in the region.”
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