INDIANAPOLIS — Wheaton World Wide Moving is enhancing its ability to serve customers through its use and management of technology by hiring Jerrod Carter at its new Chief Information Officer (CIO). Carter has had a long information technology career in the Indianapolis area working for companies like Eli Lilly and Company, Conseco, Pepperweed Consulting, and most recently, Perficient.
Adding Carter to Wheaton’s executive staff is a move designed to help harness the tools provided by Wheaton’s proprietary software technology and that available via the Internet. For much of Carter’s 20-year career, he has concentrated on infrastructure management, automation, application development and measurement and analysis of how employees and customers utilize the technology with which they’re presented.
“Jerrod will be a tremendous asset to Wheaton, its subsidiaries and its agents across the country,” said Mark Kirschner, Wheaton’s CEO. “As the sixth largest commercial van line in the United States, we must constantly adapt to our customer’s needs. Much of that flexibility and accommodation will necessarily occur in the IT space. Jerrod will enhance and accelerate our efforts to do that. We’re glad he’s on board.”
About Wheaton World Wide Moving
Founded in 1945, Wheaton World Wide Moving is one of the world’s most highly regarded providers of transportation services. With annual revenue in excess of $160 million, Wheaton is the sixth largest household goods carrier according to the American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA). Wheaton offers domestic and international household goods relocation services as well as special commodities and logistic services. Wheaton has earned the Good Housekeeping Seal for interstate moving services every year since 1964, and is the Official Mover for Steinway & Sons Pianos. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., Wheaton is partner to approximately 250 agents nationwide.
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