IMC Logistics named David Rodrigues its new CFO, the company announced March 26.
Rodrigues will work alongside IMC’s executive team to strengthen financial discipline and support operations, per the release.
CEO Joel Henry said in an email to Trucking Dive that Rodrigues’ experience at a multinational logistics company made him the right fit for the role. IMC, which is based in Tennessee, will open its first marine drayage facility outside the U.S. in Toronto later this year.
“As CFO, he will be responsible for leading the company’s financial strategy including allocation, forecasting and investment planning; all of which are critical components for our international expansion plans,” Henry said, adding that Rodrigues will work closely with IMC’s team in Toronto to grow the operation.
Rodrigues most recently was VP of finance at Kuehne+Nagel’s Quick Group, according to the release. IMC said his previous experience “brings valuable perspective as we continue investing in the capabilities, technology and capacity that power reliable and efficient landside logistics solutions for our customers.”
IMC’s international expansion was aided through its relationship with Kuehne+Nagel, which announced in 2024 it was acquiring a majority stake in the company. K+N has grown through its acquisitions, including its purchase of Quick Group in November 2018.
Rodrigues has more than two decades of finance experience, according to his LinkedIn profile. His other roles at K+N include VP of financial integration, VP of financial accounting, regional controller, and finance and auditing roles in South Africa.
Rodrigues succeeds Ted Showalter, who retired after serving with IMC for the past 12 years.
