Henderson – October 12, 2026 -- YMX Logistics has hired Adam Buttgenbach, a fleet executive who previously oversaw more than 110,000 assets globally, as Vice President of Fleet Strategy & Loss Prevention.
The appointment comes as the Henderson, Nevada-based yard logistics provider expands nationwide, according to Chief Operating Officer Erin Mitchell. She said fleet strategy and asset performance are critical to delivering safer, more efficient and more sustainable operations for enterprise customers.
Buttgenbach brings 20-plus years across logistics, procurement and maintenance
Buttgenbach has more than 20 years of leadership experience in logistics, procurement, maintenance and operational transformation. He has led large-scale fleet and equipment organizations with billion-dollar capital investment portfolios.
His expertise covers fleet strategy, asset lifecycle management, supplier partnerships, sustainability, electrification, alternative fuels and connected vehicle technologies.
Former PepsiCo procurement director led enterprise fleet transformation
Most recently, Buttgenbach was Global Procurement Director, Fleet Transformation at PepsiCo, where he ran transformation initiatives across what the company describes as one of the world's largest commercial fleets. He earlier held leadership roles at Custom Truck One Source and Brink's, driving fleet modernization, acquisition integrations and operational improvements.
YMX targets fleet alignment with technology and safety at enterprise scale
Buttgenbach said the yard is a critical part of the supply chain. He said aligning fleet strategy, technology, maintenance, safety, sustainability and execution at scale creates an opportunity for enterprise shippers across the country.
He will focus on advancing YMX's fleet strategy and loss prevention capabilities. YMX provides integrated yard logistics, spotting and shuttling services, trailer rentals and yard management technology, including its Yard Operating System (YOS).
Buttgenbach holds a Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business from California Polytechnic State University.