Switching the hustle: interview with Aaron Smith
Since his release from federal prison, Aaron Smith has devoted his energies to helping others emerging from incarceration make a fresh start—by finding jobs in the trucking industry.
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Since his release from federal prison, Aaron Smith has devoted his energies to helping others emerging from incarceration make a fresh start—by finding jobs in the trucking industry.
Logistics, especially trucking, is an attractive field for formerly incarcerated people. Smith is helping them and others forge careers in the industry. Also: New tech for truck cabs; highlights from NAW's Executive Summit.
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