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Brian Ossenbeck

Analyst

JPMorgan

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About Brian Ossenbeck

Brian Ossenbeck is recorded as Analyst at JPMorgan. Brian Ossenbeck has spoken on 42 earnings calls and 3 other investor events across 20 companies, most recently for Hunt J B Transport Services Inc on October 15, 2026. Those appearances were for Fedex Corp (FDX), Hunt J B Transport Services Inc (JBHT), Arcbest Corp (ARCB), Ryder System Inc (R), Schneider National, Inc. (SNDR) and 15 other companies. The companies whose calls Brian Ossenbeck spoke on are classified in the Industrials sector.

Brian Ossenbeck on recent calls

“Just real quick to define, are the startup costs that Brad Hicks was talking about, those are assumed separate than the other 50 million so those are just kind of normal growth growth costs if you call it so i just want to confirm on that and then maybe for spencer or for darren you know we've seen spreads are pretty…”
Analyst — JPMorgan, J.B. Hunt’s 3Q 2026 Earnings Conference Call and Webcast ·
“Maybe first just a quick follow-up on the short term here. Can you give a little bit more perspective or, I guess, confidence in the visibility for accelerating both kind of organic growth, organic revenue growth, and then the wins to support, you know, what I would think is accelerating organic growth in 27?”
Analyst — J.P. Morgan, Q2 2026 GXO Logistics Inc Earnings Conference Call ·
“Maybe just real quick, firstly, a commentary on fuel. Obviously, still swinging around a little bit, probably still will impact in the current quarter, and how you think about that in the outlook.”
Analyst — J.P. Morgan, Q2 2026 XPO Earnings Conference Call ·
“So maybe just to help understand a little bit more of the incremental margins of their operating leverage with tonnage starting to inflect pretty significantly and maybe putting some of the mixed headwinds behind you.”
Analyst — JPMorgan, Saia Inc. Second Quarter 2026 Earnings Conference Call ·
“Maybe, Adam, if you can just give a little bit more context on the headcount and the labor side. But obviously, the fringe benefit was a pretty big increase, I would assume, in the comp per employee.”
Analyst — J.P. Morgan, Second Quarter 2026 Conference Call ·

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