Gary Enzor, Quality Distribution, Lessons Learned from Recent M&A Activity

Lessons Learned from Good & Bad M&A- Gary Enzor, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Quality Distribution, Inc.

Thursday, January 26, 2017
University Club of Tampa
One Tampa City Center, #3800
Tampa, FL  33602
5:30 to 8:00 pm
55/members; 80/non-members
Join ACG Tampa Bay for an exciting "fireside chat" on Thursday, January 26th.  Stacie Schaible, an Emmy nominated anchor from News Channel 8 will have an in-depth conversation with Gary Enzor discussing some of the following:

• Lessons learned from recent M&A activity
• What is better - being public or private?
• What it is like switching from very large companies to mid-sized ones

About Gary Enzor
Mr. Enzor was appointed the Chairman of the Board of QDI in August 2013 and hasserved as a Director since 2008. He has served as QDI's Chief Executive Officer since June 2007 and as President of QDI since November 2005. Mr. Enzor joined QDI in December 2004, the year following their IPO, as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. During his tenure, QDI has completed over a dozen acquisitions, and switched to being privately held in 2015. Prior to joining QDI, Mr. Enzor served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Swift Transportation Company, Inc. since August 2002. Prior to Swift, Mr. Enzor held executive positions with Honeywell, Dell Computer and AlliedSignal, Inc. (now Honeywell International, Inc.). Mr. Enzor has served on the board of
directors of USA Truck, Inc. since September 2014.
Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, Quality operates the largest chemical bulk logistics network in North America through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Quality Carriers, Inc., and is the largest North American provider of intermodal tank container and depot services through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Boasso America Corporation.  Predecessor companies date back to 1913, and Quality was formed in 1999, the year after Apollo Management LP merged Montgomery Tank Lines with a portfolio company of Apollo's, Chemical Leaman Corp. The IPO was in 2003. Apollo fully exited in 2013. Then in 2015 Quality completed a go-private transaction with Apax Partners.