


ATLANTA – April 21, 2026 – Lazer Logistics is proud to announce that CEO Adam Newsome has been named a finalist for the Entrepreneur Of The Year®️ 2026 Southeast Award by Ernst & Young LLP (EY US).
Now in its 41st year, the Entrepreneur Of The Year program celebrates leaders who are shaping the future of business through innovation, growth, and long-term impact. Newsome was selected by an independent panel of judges based on his entrepreneurial vision, company performance, and commitment to building lasting value.
"At Lazer, we pair national scale with practical innovation to solve one of the supply chain’s biggest blind spots: the yard," said Newsome. "We’ve done this for 30 years, and we’re focused on continuing that momentum into the future."
Under Newsome’s leadership, Lazer Logistics has grown into a leading provider of outsourced yard management services, supporting over 750 locations across North America.
The company combines operations, technology, and people to help organizations improve safety, increase throughput, and operate with greater control across their logistics networks. Regional award winners will be announced on June 18 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Read the full announcement from EY
As the logistics industry accelerates toward a more sustainable future, one thing is clear: the road to fleet electrification starts in the yard.
Step into the yard of the future, and you’ll find it humming with quiet electric trucks powered by clean energy
As the freight industry faces mounting pressure to reduce emissions and embrace sustainable practices, one thing is clear
In today’s fast-paced logistics environment, efficiency, visibility, and cost savings stand as top priorities for distribution yard management.
Lazer Logistics is excited to participate in the upcoming Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, taking place in Anaheim
Eight years after launching its industry-leading EV Spotter Program, Lazer Logistics has surpassed 2 million zero-emission miles.
An beverage company partnered with Lazer Logistics to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of its yard management operations.
In Southern California’s Inland Empire, a major retail corporation and Lazer Logistics, a provider of yard logistics solutions,
A large meat processing plant relies on transporting its perishable goods across the United States. The company operates within a highly competitive market where efficiency and reliability are paramount.
A large meat processing plant relies on transporting its perishable goods across the United States.
Now in its 41st year, the Entrepreneur Of The Year program celebrates leaders who are shaping the future of business through innovation, growth, and long-term impact.
Lazer Logistics has been named to the Transport Topics Top 100 Logistics Companies list, ranking #76 among leading logistics providers across North America.
Embedded within the Lazer Logistics Operating System, Uncle Phil AI helps site managers run yard operations with greater consistency, speed, and confidence.
For James Browning, VP of Operations for Lazer’s South Division, that belief became personal when his family business joined Lazer five years ago. What began as a professional transition quickly became something more — a culture rooted in teamwork, trust, and genuine support.
Lazer Logistics has been featured in The American Executive, highlighting its leadership in modern yard management, disciplined execution, and customer-focused approach to supporting complex supply chain operations across North America.
Lazer Logistics Surpasses 3 Million Zero-Emission Miles, Accelerating the Future of Yard Electrification Alpharetta, GA, December 23, 2025Lazer Logistics, North America’s leading provider of outsourced yard logistics solutions, announced today that its Electric Vehicle (EV) Spotter Program has surpassed 3 million zero-emission miles, delivering significant financial sustainability benefits for customers across the United States and Canada.