The mission of the Georgia Motor Trucking Association is to make Georgia the best state in the nation in which to base and operate a trucking company.
Our Purpose
The Georgia Motor Trucking Association is the only organization in the state that provides full-time service and representation for the trucking industry. The Association serves as the “voice” of the trucking industry in Georgia, representing for-hire carriers, private carriers, and affiliate members.
Seth Millican is the President and CEO of the Georgia Motor Trucking Association based in Marietta, Georgia. Prior to joining GMTA, he served as the Executive Director of the Georgia Transportation Alliance, an affiliate of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Seth has also worked as a contract public affairs and political consultant as well as a staff-member in the Georgia State Senate.
A life-long Georgian, Seth earned his B.S. in Social Sciences from Thomas Edison State College. He and his high-school sweetheart, Kara, have four children: KJ, Eden Grace, Gabriel, and Hotchie. They live in Marietta, GA where they attend Christ the Redeemer Church of Marietta. Seth was appointed by Governor Nathan Deal to serve on the Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission and serves on the board of the Georgia Wildlife Federation. He also serves in a volunteer public affairs capacity with the American Enterprise Institute Leadership Network and several other family policy oriented non-profits.
Nathan Goolsby is a vital asset to the Georgia Motor Trucking Association, serving as both Chief Revenue Officer and in Government Affairs. Leveraging his diverse background in sales and law enforcement, Nathan excels in fostering relationships with industry leaders and advocating for legislative initiatives that support Georgia's trucking and logistics industry.
As Chief Revenue Officer, Nathan plays a pivotal role in expanding the association's network and forging strategic partnerships to drive growth and innovation. His keen ability to connect with stakeholders has been instrumental in strengthening the association's position within the industry.
In his role as a Government Affairs Specialist, Nathan is a trusted advocate at the Capitol, tirelessly working to ensure that legislation aligns with the needs and interests of the trucking and logistics sector. His dedication to promoting reasonable laws underscores his commitment to advancing the industry's long-term success.
Nathan has an associate's degree in Business Administration from Gordon State University and a Bachelor's degree in History and Political Science from Georgia State University. In his spare time, Nathan enjoys playing golf, hunting, and most importantly spending time with his wife, Kristin, and their three children. They live in Marietta, Georgia.
Emily Crane joined the association as a summer intern in 2005 and has advanced through several roles to her current position. Prior to joining the association Emily managed a flower and interior design shop in Roswell, GA., was an instructor for Wilton and had her own custom cake and invitation business, all while earning her college degree.
Emily’s primary responsibility is working with the staff to plan events that allow members to further their education on the ever-changing trucking industry and to ensure members get the best care from GMTA when it comes to their interactions with the association. “A valuable benefit of being part of GMTA is access to the events, meetings and trainings that we host,” she notes. “Having a hand in creating value through these events and environments for our members is a privilege and I look forward to getting to do this part of my job every day.” She also is responsible for the marketing and outreach efforts of the association.
Emily’s role has her involved with the GMTA’s Safety & Security Council as well and that blends nicely with her other passion -- racing. She regularly assists in coordinating events for several racing and karting organizations, Atlanta Motorsports Park; Rides to Remember, an annual charity event for childhood cancer patients.
Emily has a B.S. in communications with an emphasis in public relations from Kennesaw State University. She also completed her Certified Meeting Professional certification in 2013 from the Convention Industry Council. She and her husband, Phillip, live in Marietta. Phillip is a counselor at Mill Creek Middle School in Woodstock and a professional racing driver and instructor. They spend most of their free time at the track, traveling with their race team and spending time with friends. Emily serves on the leadership team for Lazarus Ministries, a homeless ministry in Atlanta, and enjoys baking, decorating and crafting.