The COLLAPSE of Convoy | What Went Wrong?

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  • The COLLAPSE of Convoy | What Went Wrong?
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    This week news broke on the collapse of trucking startup & digital brokerage, Convoy. In this video, Liam breaks down the latest news surrounding this closure and highlights important messaging from industry VPs and CEOs who weigh in on the seemingly sudden fallout.
    What do you think of this video? How do you feel about the future of digital brokerages? Leave a comment below!
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    📚 Chapters
    00:00 Introduction- Convoy, Seattle based trucking startup
    00:49 How Convoy was created
    01:10 Convoy introduced a digital broker service
    01:31 Convoy raised $260 Million 18 months before closing
    02:10 Challenging year for trucking industry and Convoy
    02:32 JP Morgan extended a credit line of $150 million to Convoy
    02:57 What caused Convoy collapse?
    04:10 Freightwaves CEO comment on Convoy
    04:51 Convoy announced $1 Billion annual revenue
    05:45 Convoy CEO Dan Lewis statements
    07:13 Freight demand dipped and revenue decreased
    07:24 Industry analyst statements
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Комментарии • 28

  • @jmacd8817
    @jmacd8817 7 месяцев назад +20

    And I'm sure the CEO got a nice golden parachute.

    • @ImDemonWolf
      @ImDemonWolf 7 месяцев назад

      …Aka payout/bonus paycheck.

    • @M0rmagil
      @M0rmagil 7 месяцев назад

      That’s what happens in a buyout or if they are fired/replaced.
      This didn’t happen here. Hard to get a parachute if they don’t have any cash left over.

  • @MAXED-TRUCKING
    @MAXED-TRUCKING 7 месяцев назад +13

    Uber freight needs to go too. They wont let me haul for them because of my old uber driver account😂. Waste of space in the logistic industry.

  • @Dubya9W9
    @Dubya9W9 7 месяцев назад +13

    I pulled a few loads for them few years back..they were not that bad and their bidding was great in my opinion..Far worse brokers out there and still in business TQL Coyote

  • @20jallow
    @20jallow 7 месяцев назад +5

    The only thing good about Convoy was their customer service, they always picked the phone within 3 minutes or less. Now if their rates was nearly that good, they would still be in business. Next TQL!

  • @sarfrazsae9226
    @sarfrazsae9226 7 месяцев назад +1

    Any trade opportunity should start from a single employee to its all client (interest parties) while investors play it's possible role. In other words, in transportation you have a broker, shipper, receiver, trucking involved then in trucking there are few more sub-parties work together. Like drivers, truck owners, dispatch etc but all of the pricing factors are hidden from drivers or owners of the truck which is very useful to manage in their (owner and driver) point of view while dispatch is allowed to cheat however he likes to. Actually, need a clean and effective cell phone app system, like people work in Uber, Lyft etc then 2nd important role in trucking and cost effective issues are investment who can provide brand new trucks and trailers at a reliable price or can have used but should provide maintenance, towing, or other workshop service.

  • @sdhillon901
    @sdhillon901 7 месяцев назад

    No 1 mistake they made was getting into power only it looks nice on paper to make profit but they had no idea that owning assets in the most loosing money

  • @chrisalan5009
    @chrisalan5009 6 месяцев назад

    LaneAxis is what is next. Direct loads from shippers to carriers and eliminating the wasted cost of brokers.

  • @dmitriyrebro7825
    @dmitriyrebro7825 7 месяцев назад

    Why can’t the industry limit amount of new o/o that’s opening up. Seems like as soon as per mile went up there was a slew of new DOT numbers and all the drivers that are in the game for a long time lose business with the new players that don’t know what they’re doing. I think if they somehow could limit amount of new companies piping up it would make a difference like if a company is at capacity they won’t hire more workers. I understand it’s a free market but there is a capacity to everything, otherwise we have this problem too many trucks on the road. I also believe to keep the prices as low as possible stores are pressing prices down for freight I mean something gotta give

    • @carlthor91
      @carlthor91 6 месяцев назад

      Thank Reagan for that one.😒

  • @sandro3182
    @sandro3182 7 месяцев назад

    They owe me 2000$, plus have replaced tire on their trailer and was approved for reimbursement…. Never got money

  • @elestimatev6743
    @elestimatev6743 7 месяцев назад

    spasibo

  • @frankzimmerman4391
    @frankzimmerman4391 6 месяцев назад

    Say No to Cheap Freight 😢

  • @brianwalker5843
    @brianwalker5843 7 месяцев назад +7

    I'm no Einstien but seems deregulation in the 80,s was the writing on the wall.

    • @carlthor91
      @carlthor91 7 месяцев назад +2

      And lately after everyone quit buying crap, all the trucks and truckers chasing fewer loads, we have our present situation. I don't know any trades workers out of a job,some keyboard workers are shuffling jobs. Several political types are whining, but the unemployment numbers are the lowest in decades.
      We are just going to have to pick and choose carefully. NOT fun!

    • @stevebaker8966
      @stevebaker8966 7 месяцев назад

      A guy named Parkhurst couldn't wait to get rid of union companys. Check it out

    • @NoName-ky2sb
      @NoName-ky2sb 7 месяцев назад

      All this is happening because the economy is regionalizing on the Americas. Not as direct between China and USA. Now it's China to Mexico and up north. It's already happening but it's gonna take time.

    • @budalanemac3115
      @budalanemac3115 6 месяцев назад

      Thankf to Buffet and Walmart we have a bad deal today.

    • @carlthor91
      @carlthor91 6 месяцев назад

      @@budalanemac3115 Sam Walton, made sure most of the stock was made in North America, the kids turned it over to the accountants, who ordered it all from China.
      So now, they are moving production back to North America, as Chinese labor rates went up, a lot. Not the greatest deal anymore.😁
      Best wishes all from the far North.

  • @pauliusmatiusovas4102
    @pauliusmatiusovas4102 5 месяцев назад

    They never tried being profitable