About Us

 Founder & President 

Truck Home Logistics LLC 

  Built from Experience. Shaped by Opportunity.

The story of Truck Home Logistics began in 2009, when Genta Nasi entered the transportation industry while completing her college education.

It was an unexpected direction, but one that would ultimately shape her career.

That same year, Genta founded Zagoria Inc, an asset-based trucking company. Building a transportation business from the ground up meant learning every part of the operation from developing customer relationships and coordinating freight to managing drivers, equipment, documentation, and the day-to-day challenges that come with keeping freight moving.

Genta’s educational background brought valuable strengths to the business, particularly in communication, organization, administration, analytical thinking, and relationship building. Her husband, Paul Nasi, was also part of that early chapter, bringing professional driving experience and hands-on knowledge of trucks, trailers, equipment, maintenance, and the realities of life on the road.

Together, those experiences created a valuable perspective: an understanding of transportation from both the business side and the road.

 As Genta’s experience in the industry grew, so did her interest in understanding transportation beyond the limits of an asset-based operation.   

She and Paul completed freight-broker training, expanding their knowledge into brokerage, carrier relationships, freight coordination, and the broader logistics industry.

But the most important direction for the future came from the customers themselves.    

When Customer Needs Became the Next Opportunity

As Zagoria grew, customers began entrusting the company with more freight than its own fleet could accommodate. They needed additional capacity, different equipment, broader geographic coverage, and transportation solutions that extended beyond the capabilities of a single fleet.

Genta recognized that serving those customers well would require a different approach.

In 2016, she founded Truck Home Logistics, building on years of firsthand transportation experience while creating a company capable of serving customers on a much broader scale.

Through the brokerage model, Truck Home Logistics could provide access to greater capacity, nationwide coverage, and a wider range of transportation solutions, including both dry and refrigerated freight.

What began as a response to growing customer needs became the next evolution of the business.

As Truck Home Logistics developed, Genta led its operations and growth, building customer and carrier relationships and shaping the company around a simple principle: transportation should be built around what the customer actually needs.

Eventually, the decision was made to step away from operating the asset-based fleet and focus entirely on Truck Home Logistics.

 The trucks were no longer the business. The experience gained from them became part of its foundation.

Experience from Both Sides of Transportation

Today, that history continues to shape the way Truck Home Logistics operates.

The company’s perspective comes from years of firsthand experience with trucks, drivers, equipment, customers, freight brokerage, and the everyday realities behind moving a shipment from origin to destination.

That experience created an understanding that remains central to the company today:  

Freight is never simply another load on a screen.

Behind every shipment is a business depending on it—a customer commitment, a production schedule, inventory that needs to arrive, a deadline that matters, or an opportunity that cannot be missed.

Truck Home Logistics approaches each shipment with an understanding of what is at stake, coordinating transportation around the customer’s needs with attention, accountability, and experience.

Much has changed since Genta first entered transportation in 2009. The business model has evolved. The company’s capabilities have expanded. Its reach has grown.

But the principles behind the business have remained the same.

Strong relationships. Clear communication. Mutual respect. Accountability. And doing what you say you will do.

Those principles continue to guide Truck Home Logistics today—and are reflected in the words that define the company:

Where Your Freight Matters, Every Move Matters