TRAC: Lovetro retires, Polli named CEO

Keith Lovetro (left) and Jenifer Polli.

TRAC Intermodal President and CEO Keith Lovetro has retired, and Jennifer Polli has replaced him, effective Aug. 1, 2018.

Lovetro, who has led the company since joining in 2011, “solidified TRAC Intermodal as a leading provider of intermodal equipment and services,” the company said. “TRAC’s current strong financial and operational position makes this an opportune time for a transfer in leadership.”

Polli, who joined TRAC in 2012, “has been a key member of TRAC’s executive leadership team and has been instrumental in executing the company’s strategic objectives,” TRAC said. “Polli has in-depth knowledge of the industry and has led multiple business functions at TRAC, including pricing, asset management, marketing and product development.”

Prior to her role at TRAC, Polli was a Vice President in Private Equity at Fortress Investment Group, focusing on investments in the transportation sector. She served as a Managing Director at FTI Consulting, where she provided financial and operational advisory services to transportation and retail companies. She holds an MBA in Finance from New York University and a B.A. from Tufts University.

TRAC Intermodal is North America’s largest provider of intermodal marine equipment and chassis pool management, with nine pools under management across the U.S. The company has the largest fleet of marine and specialty chassis in North America and operates a network of facilities comprised of more than 600 marine locations and eight TRAC Service Centers.