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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 1H

Kristy Knichel: Freight Fraud, Recessions Lessons & Tech Bets

from Driving Forward Podcast · host GLCS, INC.

This week, we’re revisiting a powerful past conversation between Nate Johnson and Kristy Knichel, CEO of Knichel Logistics. It may be a rerun, but the lessons are as relevant as ever. From freight fraud to recession pressure to disciplined technology investment, this episode covers the real forces shaping freight markets behind the scenes and what strong operators are doing about them. Key Topics of Discussion: ⚠️Freight Fraud & Cargo Theft: The red flags leaders cannot afford to ignore, where threats are evolving, and how to protect both loads and reputation. 📝Recession Lessons: How Knichel Logistics navigates economic headwinds and why fundamentals, not panic, determine who survives a cycle. 💬Communication & Leadership: The internal pressure points growing teams face and the leadership shifts that keep organizations aligned when margins tighten. Whether you’re running a brokerage, leading a carrier, or shaping logistics strategy, this conversation delivers grounded perspective from two industry voices who understand freight from the inside out. ▶️ Watch or rewatch the full episode and apply the lessons to where your business stands today.

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