Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic
Who We Are
The THRSC Atlantic Team
While the Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic is a not-for-profit, we are a for-impact organization. Our focus is to assist the trucking industry of Atlantic Canada with their workforce development. From professional drivers to dispatch to administration, THRSC Atlantic is supporting both employers and employees through innovative strategic practices.
Connecting People for over 32 Years
Our Team
Kelly’s passion for the Trucking Industry began in 1993, where she started as an Administrative Assistant. Various promotions and Industry participation led her to her current role as Executive Director of THRSC Atlantic, which she has held since 2004. Kelly’s work has focused in a variety of areas, from recruitment and retention to training standards; certification & recognition programs and building human resource capacity in the trucking industry. Over the years Kelly has received many industry awards and recognitions, for her contributions to industry, including the Women in Transportation award.
Kelly Henderson
Executive Director
Katrina began her career in the Trucking Industry in 2000 and joined the Council in 2004. Her work focuses on being a part of all initiatives the Council is working on. From managing initiatives within the Council, to working with entry-level professional drivers, essential skills assessments, and a variety of research and development.
Katrina Henderson
Operations Manager
Michele has been with the Council since 2016 and is the first person you meet when you interact with THRSC Atlantic. Michele is responsible for all office administration, supporting other staff in the office as well as students in various programs the Council offers. Her role is key in ensuring the office runs smoothly and efficiently.
Michele Pace
Project Coordinator
The Board
A volunteer Board of Directors directs the Trucking Human Resource Sector Council Atlantic – with over 80% representation being carriers in the Trucking Industry of Atlantic Canada; the remaining 20% are industry stakeholders (for example, insurance/associations).
Much thanks goes to this group of individuals whose dedication and leadership is reflected in the Council’s many years of success.
Todd Seward
THRSC Atlantic Chairperson, Classic Freight Transport Ltd.