Who’s on the move this week: October 27, 2014

Candace Sider, vice president for regulatory affairs at Livingston International, has won the 2014 Trade Compliance Leadership CATIE Award for her unparalleled commitment and innovation in policy and international trade. Livingston is the only company to have won two CATIEs since the award program started in 2009. Larry Hahn, the now-retired director of regulatory affairs at Livingston, won the Trade Compliance Leadership CATIE Award in 2012. CATIE Award-winners are chosen by the Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters (I.E. Canada) to recognize companies and outstanding leaders who have made a difference in trade customs and compliance.

Kevin Roach has been appointed executive vice president and general manager, Intelligrated software group. Based in Atlanta, Roach works closely with senior management to grow Intelligrated’s fulfillment execution software capabilities and position the company as a global leader in integrated systems and software solutions. He leads sales, market development, product development, quality, professional services and investment strategies. He reports to Chris Cole, CEO, Intelligrated. He brings more than 30 years of software and automation experience to Intelligrated. He earned an MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.

Michael Wells has joined Direct ChassisLink, Inc (DCLI) as vice-president of operations, reporting to COO Ron Joseph. Wells has extensive operations experience. He most recently served as executive VP of operations of Cardinal Logistics Management. He has spent his career in the transportation industry and will be a great addition to the DCLI management team. He graduated from Old Dominion University with a Bachelor of Science degree and will be domiciled at DCLI’s Charlotte, NC headquarters.