Experienced Freight Broker (Remote – Cradle-to-Grave, Book of Business Required)

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Cargo and Freight Agents Freight Transportation Arrangement

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About the role

Overview: We are seeking experienced freight brokers who operate in a full cradle-to-grave capacity and are ready to grow their book of business in a performance-driven, remote environment. This role is designed for proven producers who already manage an active book of business and want the tools, support, and flexibility to scale it further. If you're looking for a company that allows you to operate independently while providing the infrastructure to grow—this is the opportunity.

What You'll Do:

Manage the full freight lifecycle: prospect → quote → book → cover → track → close
Leverage and expand your existing book of business
Build and maintain strong relationships with shippers and carriers
Negotiate rates and manage profitability across your freight
Operate independently while collaborating with a supportive team
What You Bring (Required)2+ years experience as a cradle-to-grave freight broker
An active, transferable book of business
Proven track record of consistent production
Strong customer relationships with repeat freight
Ability to work remotely and independently
Experience using TMS and CRM platforms (experience with HubSpot or similar is a plus)
Tools & Support Provided
Access to HubSpot for pipeline and customer management
Access to ZoomInfo for prospecting and business development
Simple, easy-to-use TMS platform
Full back-office support (billing, collections, carrier setup, compliance)
Strong internal team support so you can stay focused on selling and growing
What Sets You Apart
Consistent, repeatable production
Established customer relationships
Strong negotiation and communication skills
Ability to grow and scale your book of business

Benefits:

401(k) plan
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Flexible, fully remote work environment
Important NoteWe are focused on experienced brokers with an existing book of business. Candidates should be prepared to discuss and verify their production history and customer relationships._____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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