A Coop member in Los Angeles, USA, achieved a milestone last February by celebrating 20 years in the logistics industry
BGI Worldwide Logistics Inc, a Coop member in LA, USA, which has been providing integrated logistics services for their customers, recently celebrated 20 years of business. The company which was created back in 1999, has grown from the dreams of founders, Bruce Robertson, and Gabriel Shweiri, to a company with multiple locations and nearly 40 dedicated professionals.
Discussing the milestone, CEO Gabriel Shweiri, remarked “It gives me great pride in joining BGI employees, customers, and business partners in celebrating the company’s anniversary. We have come a long way since the business was started in 1999 and we are very excited about our future as the company continues to thrive in somewhat turbulent times.”
BGI readied itself for future growth by completing the custom integration of a new operating platform, to increase productivity, increase efficiencies and provide better visibility of day-to-day operations. “Visibility is now a key customer requirement, and these web tracking capabilities provide BGI’s customers with 24/7 access to tracking information through a feature-rich online portal. BGI’s ability to provide leading edge solutions based on customer specific needs has helped the company to grow over the past 20 years and offers the promise of future growth.” adds Mr. Shweiri.
Heartiest congratulations to BGI Worldwide Logistics on their 20th Anniversary!
Dan Roberts
Founded in February 1999 as a two-person operation, the company has grown to more than 30 employees with operations in various locations throughout the USA. Still in growth mode, BGI recently opened a new branch office in Houston, Texas and added in-house Customs Brokerage to its menu of services in order to better serve its import clients.
TheCoop@bgiworldwide.com
BGI Worldwide Logistics (A member of the COOP in Los Angeles, California) has recently signed the Licensed Customs Broker, Giselle Rodriguez. With the addition of Mrs. Rodriguez as an in-house customs broker, the company has increased their transportation capabilities. Mrs. Rodriguez has worked in the industry for over 10 years and has successfully facilitated numerous import supply chain transactions.
The sculpture, along with 2 large toolboxes for the assembly and installation, was shipped in four sections- 1 x 20′ flat rack and 1 x 40′ Open Top. The sculpture successfully made it to Dalian despite copious amounts of bureaucracy at Chinese customs.
Charlie@bgiworldwide.com