Scott Moscrip

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Scott Moscrip is the owner of Internet Truckstop, and co-owner of Roady's Truck Stops. He just finished his term as mayor of New Plymouth, ID.

[edit] Biography

Scott Moscrip graduated from Texas A&M University in 1993.[1] During college, he met his soon-to-be wife, Anne Davidson (now Anne Moscrip), and they married. They later moved to New Plymouth. In 1995, he founded Internet Truckstop. The company soon grew, and he became an influential member of the community. In 2004, he was elected mayor of New Plymouth.

[edit] Corporate Career

Internet Truckstop

The company started in a small house, with only a few family members helping to run it. It is the first and largest freight matching service on the internet.[2] Stimulated by the dot-com boom, it soon grew to fill the entire house. An ever-growing company, they soon bought a local store, and converted it to their new office. Internet Truckstop has never hesitated to help sponsor various local events. It now is the second-largest employer in New Plymouth.

Roady's Truck Stops

In 2007, Scott Moscrip bought a share in the newly conceived Roady's Truck Stops, a merge between Great Savings Networks and TruckStops Direct.[3] Roady's Truck Stops is the nation's largest truck stop chain with over 350 locations in 45 states. It already brings in nearly $20 billion dollars of revenue, making it one Idaho's largest companies.[4] It will sponsor the Humanitarian Bowl from 2007 to 2009.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Aggie 100
  2. ^ Internet Truckstop - The BEST Internet Load Board In the industry!
  3. ^ Roady's &middot Welcome home to Roady's, your Hometown Truck Stops!
  4. ^ Truck stop chain to sponsor Humanitarian Bowl | KTVB.COM | Idaho News
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