Mr. Warren Lasch |
| Vice-Chairman |
| Precision Motor Transport Group, South Carolina |
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United States |
About Mr. Warren Lasch
A pioneering businessman and entrepreneur, Mr. Warren Lasch has been one of the foremost leaders in the transportation industry for over four decades. Holding a number of executive level positions throughout his career, Mr. Warren Lasch's most recent role was as the President and primary shareholder of the Precision Motor Transport Group, LLC (PMTG). As the head of the multi-million dollar firm, Warren Lasch guided the company toward a period of tremendous growth before selling his majority interest in 2008. Warren Lasch maintains involvement with PMTG as a minority shareholder and Vice-Chairman of the company's Board of Directors. Warren Lasch first demonstrated his exceptional potential for success as a student at John Carroll University. Committed to the values of hard work and determination, Warren Lasch earned his B.S.B.A. degree and quickly made his mark in the booming transportation industry as an Operations Manager at Leaseway Transportation Corporation. Showing an impressive aptitude for creative problem solving, Warren Lasch continued to grow as a professional at Leaseway's Michigan Group, where he served as the Marketing and Sales Director. After his successful tenure with Leaseway, Warren Lasch followed his entrepreneurial instincts with the founding of three companies: Robin Transport Inc., Bavarian Motor Transport Inc., and Tri-Star Transport, Inc. Finding success with each company, Warren Lasch eventually turned Bavarian Motor Transport and Tri-Star Transport into wholly owned subsidiaries of Precision Motor Transport Group, LLC. Outside of his impressive career achievements, Mr. Warren Lasch played an important role in the recovery of the world's first functional submarine, a Civil War-era vessel known as the H.L. Hunley. As the former Chairman of the non-profit organization The Friends of the Hunley, Warren Lasch earned a number of awards for his work, including the Legacy Award from the Civil War Preservation Trust, the Virginius Dabney Award from the Museum of the Confederacy, and the prestigious Order of the Palmetto, the highest civilian honor awarded by the state of South Carolina.
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