ATA Chairman, CEO, Groendyke Transport, Inc.
Greg Hodgen is CEO of Groendyke Transport, Inc., one of the nation’s largest tank-truck carriers, with over 90 years of expertise in bulk liquid and hazardous materials transportation services. Under Greg’s leadership, Groendyke Transport has enjoyed steady growth, including in 2019, when the company expanded into the Southeast region of the U.S. through the largest acquisition in its history. Groendyke has also continued its tradition of safety excellence under Greg, winning its record ninth National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) North American Safety Champion Award in 2023. A 1991 graduate of Colorado State University, Greg joined Groendyke shortly thereafter and has previously held the positions of President, COO, Executive Vice President, and Vice President of Operations for Groendyke.
In addition to his internal duties, Greg continues to be involved in transportation-related associations. He is currently serving on the Executive Committee of the American Trucking Associations (ATA) and is the Chairman of the Board. He has served on the board of NTTC since 2000, including terms as NTTC Chairman and Chairman of the Executive Committee. He has also served on the NTTC Executive Committee, is the former Chairman for the NTTC Image Committee, and was on the NTTC Budget and Finance Committee.
Greg also serves on many local community and state organizations, including membership and past Board Member of the Young Presidents’ Organization. He is a graduate and Past Chair of Leadership Oklahoma, a Past President of the Grand National Quail Club, has served on the Board of Directors for the Greater Enid Chamber of Commerce, and Greg has also served on the Governor’s Council for Workforce and Economic Development.
Greg is enthusiastic about education and has served various school and church boards. He has served on the Board of Trustees for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Foundation and served on the Applicant Screening Committee. He has also served on the Board of Directors for the Autry Technology Center Foundation in Enid. Greg has served on the Enid Higher Education Council as well as the Oklahoma Bible Academy (OBA) School Board and served as President. At his church, Greg serves as a Ruling Elder on the Session, while serving on the Finance, Technology and Building and Grounds Committees.
Greg has been married to Shawn Groendyke-Hodgen for 36 years. They have two sons: Gage, who is a practicing lawyer in Manhattan, NY, formerly clerking for a judge in the Southern District of New York and presently clerking in Second Circuit and Zane, who is presently attending Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, NJ. Greggie and Nonni are also godparents to Fay Kubik, age 7.
