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Moss as central area operations vice president is PaulLorensen A 20-year Con-way veteran, Mr. Lorensen was a member of the start-upteam that launched Con-way Southwest Express in 1989, opening the company'sfirst service center in San Antonio, Texas. In 1992 he became assistantservice center manager in Dallas, later advancing to service center manager atFort Worth, Texas and Atlanta, Ga. He subsequently was promoted to regionmanager in Houston and later in Atlanta before moving to the general office asdirector of quality assurance.

Prior to his current promotion, he was directorof solutions engineering for Con-way Freight in Ann Arbor Mr. Lorensen holdsa bachelor's degree in Physical Education from Fort Hays State University,Hays, Kansas."We are very pleased to have Paul Lorensen moving into this key operatingrole," said Greg Lehmkuhl, Con-way Freight's executive vice president,operations. "Paul's diverse field experience coupled with his understanding ofquality processes and operations engineering will help accelerate ourinitiatives for increased efficiency while improving on-time service, fasttransit times and claims-free deliveries for our customers."Mr Lorensenremains based in Ann Arbor reporting to Mr. Lehmkuhl.About Con-way FreightCon-way Freight is the industry's leading less-than-truckload (LTL)freight transportation company, providing guaranteed, day-definite regionaland transcontinental service through a single, unified network of more than300 operating locations in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico.Based in Ann Arbor, Mich., Con-way Freight offers LTL freight delivery acrossNorth America, as well as delivery in the United States for internationalless-than-container (LCL) ocean shipments from Asia through itsOceanGuaranteed(SM) service. Con-way Freight is a certified FAST highwaycarrier and is ISO 9001- and 14001-, C-TPAT/PIP, ACE- and CSA-certified.Con-way Freight is a subsidiary of Con-way Inc. Like it or not, it's going to happen I don't like it I don't like the matchups I don't like the automatic bids.

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