Meet the Logistics Experts

Asher Grossman joined Melons Logistics in 2013 with over a decade of transportation expertise. He specializes in managing perishable goods, ensuring quality and efficiency throughout the supply chain. His background in business and information systems enables him to deliver innovative, data-driven logistics solutions.

Hi, I'm Mark! I maybe the senior member of the group, but by far, am the least mature. Whether it’s my clever memes or my sarcastic sense of humor, my goal is to make you smile. I am here 17 years and counting.Before Melons Logistics/Michael Cutler Co., I did route sales for the Canada Dry/Royal Crown Co. of Scranton. I am married with a 3 year old son. Outside of here I like to spend time with my family, hit the gym, enjoy sports, and referee. Family is most important to me, whether it's my immediate or work family & I feel I am loyal to a fault.

Anissa Johnston studied Design at the University of Sullivan. After college, she transitioned into the logistics industry, where she discovered her passion for delivering efficient, customer-focused solutions. Since 2016, Anissa has served as a Logistics Specialist, providing exceptional service and support to customers across the country. Her strong attention to detail and commitment to excellence make her a valued member of the team.

Since joining Melons Logistics in 2020, Will Fink has specialized in import operations with a focus on perishables and cold chain logistics. A Clarkson University graduate with a degree in Global Supply Chain Management, Will coordinates complex shipments and optimizes temperature-controlled processes to ensure product integrity from origin to destination.

Amanda’s logistics journey kicked off in 2016 when she traded in her captain’s hat—literally. After nearly a decade commanding 50-ton boats off Long Island, NY, she set sail for a new adventure in Georgia. What started as a shipping clerk gig quickly turned into a logistics management role, overseeing operations for three farms across the U.S. and Canada. (Turns out, she’s just as good at steering freight as she is at steering boats.) By 2018, Amanda went independent as a broker agent, where her hustle caught the attention of Melons Logistics. When they offered her a seat in their Peckville, PA office, she didn’t hesitate to drop anchor and join the team. Today, when she’s not building freight empires or networking like it’s a competitive sport, Amanda and her fiancé are busy running their own little slice of chaos: a rescue farm in coastal Georgia. Home to 7 pigs, 4 dogs, 4 cats, and 23 chickens (and counting), it’s equal parts sanctuary, sitcom, and someday soon—a non-profit.