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Dynamo Freight Announces $100M Milestone: A Pandemic-Era Startup That Revolutionized Freight Brokerage

Dynamo Freight Announces $100M Milestone: A Pandemic-Era Startup That Revolutionized Freight Brokerage

Associated Press8 hours ago

Built on custom tech, fueled by culture, and driven to defy convention—Dynamo Freight scaled to $100M+ by doing what others wouldn't: building trust first and chasing volume last.
Pittsburgh, PA, United States, June 8, 2025 -- From Crisis to Clarity
Pittsburgh-based Dynamo Freight is reshaping the freight brokerage industry by combining technological precision with human-centric values.
Founded at the height of global supply chain disruption, the company has grown into a $100M+ operation. Rather than chase volume alone, Dynamo has chosen to scale through purpose, culture, and trust.
Co-founders William 'Bill' Loeffler and Ellie Kocjancic launched the company with a clear goal: build a freight operation rooted in enduring values and reliable relationships—not temporary gains.
'We weren't chasing flash—we were chasing foundation,' says Loeffler. 'We built for trust, performance, and people.'
BOLT: The Tech That Powers Every Load
At the heart of Dynamo Freight's infrastructure lies BOLT—a proprietary logistics platform designed and developed in-house.
Unlike off-the-shelf solutions common in the industry, BOLT was created specifically to serve the needs of freight operators and customers, enabling:
'BOLT isn't just a tool—it's our nerve center,' says CIO Sean Malloy. 'It helps us make fast, informed decisions and protects every link in our freight network.'
Culture That Ships: Dynamo's C.O.R.E. Code
Beyond its technology, Dynamo is powered by an internal culture known as C.O.R.E.—a leadership and accountability framework that guides decision-making, team engagement, and long-term growth.
The C.O.R.E. values include:
'C.O.R.E. isn't written on posters—it's how we operate every day,' says Kocjancic. 'If you live it, you grow. And when you grow, the whole company gets better.'
Proof in Performance
Dynamo Freight's rise hasn't come from hype—it's come from execution.
In 2023, the company earned major industry recognition, including:
These accolades validate what Dynamo has always believed: consistent execution beats empty promises—and long-term trust wins over short-term gain.
Today, a team of over 30 employees operates from the company's Pittsburgh headquarters, supporting a growing national carrier network and a diverse client base—from Fortune 500 retailers to specialized manufacturers.
More Than Movement: A Freight Model with Staying Power
Unlike competitors focused solely on automation or volume, Dynamo Freight is building a balanced model—one that leverages advanced technology without losing the human connection that drives success.
'This isn't a moment—it's a model,' says Loeffler. 'We're not just moving freight. We're moving the industry forward.'
What's Ahead
As the logistics industry rapidly evolves with AI, automation, and rising customer expectations, Dynamo Freight is positioning itself as a next-generation brokerage. The company plans to:
By staying focused on culture, control, and client satisfaction, Dynamo is proving that a values-first approach is not just different—it's better.
Want to Move the Industry Forward With Us?
About Dynamo Freight
Founded in 2020, Dynamo Freight is a tech-driven freight brokerage based in Pittsburgh, PA.
Built on its proprietary BOLT platform and guided by a values-first C.O.R.E. culture, the company delivers secure, transparent, and relationship-driven logistics solutions across North America. Dynamo Freight continues to grow through operational excellence, purpose-built technology, and a commitment to doing things differently.
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