Max Farrell

The in-cab cameras apparently first became an issue between the two sides in 2019 when ABF Freight told the union it was installing driver-facing cameras. read more >

The American Trucking Associations released a driver compensation study on May 21 showing that the nation’s truck drivers received a nice bump in pay in 2019. read more >

WorkHound, a software platform developed to help trucking companies be more profitable by retaining drivers, has raised $500,000 to grow the startup and add to its team. read more >

A recent item in the Washington Post about driver retention in the trucking industry mentioned several Arkansas sources. read more >

His latest venture is WorkHound, which has developed a driver retention tool for the trucking industry that enables drivers to share feedback about their company and includes an app that aggregates driver data. read more >

The Arkansas trucking industry is looking at new ways to attract young drivers, and Startup Weekend organizer Max Farrell of Little Rock, himself a millennial, suggested some ways to do that. read more >

The 54-hour event, at which ideas are turned into potential tech-based startup ventures, is scheduled for Sept. 12-14 from the Charles Morgan Auditorium at Acxiom's River Market corporate headquarters. read more >

After a successful Arkansas debut in Little Rock earlier this year, Startup Weekend will hit Fayetteville next month. read more >

Arkansas entrepreneurs Jordan Carlisle and Max Farrell attended a Startup Weekend in Kansas City back in 2011 and left convinced that they needed to bring the event to their hometown. On April 5, they’ll see their vision realized as Startup Weekend Little Rock takes over the Clinton School of Public Service. read more >

Max Farrell and Jordan Carlisle of Startup Weekend Little Rock offer their 10 tips for startup success. read more >