Isaac Instruments
Mike Stapleton

Isaac Instruments names new VP of industry relations

July 28, 2021
The Canadian ELD and fleet management company hired transportation veteran Mike Stapleton to introduce Isaac’s offerings to the U.S. market.

Electronic logging device (ELD) and fleet management solutions company Isaac Instruments named Mike Stapleton as its new vice president of industry relations.

“We are excited to have Mike joining our effort to support Isaac’’s U.S. expansion,” said Jacques DeLarochellière, Isaac's co-founder and president. We will benefit from his wealth of transportation and technology experience.”

Stapleton is a 40-year veteran of the freight transportation industry, most recently serving as vice president of industry relations with Omnitracs and its SmartDrive Systems division. In his new role, Stapleton will be responsible for introducing Isaac Instruments to the U.S. freight transportation sector at the national and state levels. Stapleton will be based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. 

He started his transportation career as an operations manager for Yellow Freight and was also a terminal manager with Watkins Motor Lines. He then joined Lockheed Martin as a senior account manager. His initial tenure with Omnitracs, which was then part of Qualcomm, started in 1997. He was eventually elevated to senior director of strategic accounts. In 2014, he was named vice president of industry relations for in-cab video company SmartDrive, which was acquired by Omnitracs in 2020. 

Stapleton earned his degree in transportation from the University of Tennessee, where he was also a member of the Volunteers varsity basketball team.

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