NATSO Welcomes Max McBrayer as New CEO
NATSO, the trade association representing the nation’s truck stops and travel centers, has appointed Max McBrayer Jr. as its President and Chief Executive Officer. McBrayer, who previously served as the Chief Executive Officer of RaceTrac, Inc., takes on this pivotal role as NATSO positions itself for future growth.
Smooth Transition and Leadership Vision
McBrayer succeeds Darren Boyd Schulte, who had been serving as Interim CEO, and who will continue his valuable contributions in his role as Vice President of Membership. With over 40 years of extensive experience in the fuel retail and transportation energy sectors, McBrayer is well-equipped to navigate the challenges ahead.
Strategic Focus on Sustainable Growth
In expressing his enthusiasm for the new role, McBrayer stated, "I am honored to assume the role of NATSO President and CEO at such a pivotal time for the organization. My commitment is to work closely with the Board of Directors and the Leadership Team to develop a strategic framework that not only enhances growth but also solidifies the relationships within our membership base. We aim to build a robust future for NATSO and its constituents."
Industry Leadership and Experience
Max McBrayer brings a wealth of knowledge from his previous leadership positions, including his tenure at RaceTrac Petroleum, Inc. and Metroplex Energy. His deep understanding of the retail fuel industry and transportation energy market positions him uniquely to lead NATSO into its next chapter.
NATSO: Committed to Excellence
The Board of Directors has voiced their confidence in McBrayer’s ability to advance NATSO’s mission. Joe Zietlow, Chairman of the Board, remarked, "Max's vast experience and familiarity with the fuel retail and transportation sectors will be a tremendous asset to our members. We are excited to collaborate with him to ensure the long-term success and profitability of those we serve."
About NATSO
NATSO plays a critical role in advocating for travel centers and truck stops across the country. Founded in 1960, the organization serves as a vital source of information and guidance regarding legislative and regulatory matters crucial to its members. Through educational programs and annual conventions, NATSO supports the growth and success of the truck stop and travel center industry.
With a commitment to improving the business climate for its members, NATSO is not only a representative body but also a hub for innovation and collaboration among industry leaders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the new CEO of NATSO?
The new CEO of NATSO is Max McBrayer Jr., who has extensive experience in the fuel retail and transportation energy sectors.
What role did McBrayer hold prior to joining NATSO?
Before joining NATSO, Max McBrayer was the Chief Executive Officer of RaceTrac, Inc.
What are McBrayer's plans for NATSO?
McBrayer plans to focus on developing a strategic framework that encourages sustainable growth and strengthens relationships with NATSO’s members.
What is NATSO's mission?
NATSO is dedicated to representing the interests of travel centers and truck stops, working on legislative issues and providing resources for its members.
How long has NATSO been in operation?
NATSO was founded in 1960 and has been advocating for its members in the truck stop and travel center industry ever since.
