Logistics Plus Transportation Sourcing Advice in Inbound Logistics

Logistics Plus Transportation Sourcing Advice in Inbound Logistics

Logistics Plus recently participated in an interview with Inbound Logistics magazine to provide tips on transportation sourcing. The interview was with Jeremy Chaffee who is the director of domestic operations for Logistics Plus. The print version of the magazine article also featured a couple of Logistics Plus photographs. The article was written by Sandra Beckwith and you can read the online version of the article on the Inbound Logistics website using the link below.

10 Tips for Transportation Sourcing

A PDF excerpt of the article can also be downloaded and viewed by clicking the image below.

Contact Logistics Plus if you’d like our help managing transportation sourcing needs.

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Logistics Plus Shows Commitment to Erie in Ways Big and Small

Logistics Plus Shows Commitment to Erie in Ways Big and Small

MyErie-SquareThrough its partnership with Erie Times-News and GoErie.com, Logistics Plus is being featured in multiple issues of the publisher’s Lake Erie Lifestyles magazine. The first segment appeared in the August 2017 issue and discussed how Logistics Plus attracts and retains young talent within the Erie community. The second segment discusses other ways – both big and small – in which Logistics Plus supports #MyErie. The new article is featured in the September 2017 issue of the magazine (which is inserted monthly into the Erie Times-News newspaper). A reprint of the feature, which is shown below, is also available online at www.goerie.com/lifestyle/lake-erie-lifestyle. You can click the image below to see the larger, online version.

ELS-2 Lake Erie Lifestyles Magazine Sep 2017

Check out the Logistics Plus Media Coverage page to read more about our company.

Brain Gain: How Logistics Plus Attracts and Keeps Millennials in Erie

Brain Gain: How Logistics Plus Attracts and Keeps Millennials in Erie

Brain-Gain-SquareThrough its partnership with Erie Times-News and GoErie.com, Logistics Plus will be featured in the next four issues of the publisher’s Lake Erie Lifestyles magazine. The first segment, discussing how Logistics Plus attracts and retains young talent within the Erie community, appeared in the August 2017 issue (which is inserted monthly into the Erie Times-News newspaper). A reprint of the feature, which is shown below, is also available online at www.goerie.com/lifestyle/lake-erie-lifestyle. You can click the image below to see the larger, online version.

Brain Gain: How Logistics Plus Attracts and Keeps Millennials in Erie

How Small Businesses Can Improve Their Inventory Management

How Small Businesses Can Improve Their Inventory Management

Thank you to the folks at Camcode for including Logistics Plus in their recent “How Small Businesses Can Improve Their Inventory Management Processes” blog post by Angela Stringfellow. As part of the post, 29 industry experts were asked the question “What’s your #1 tip for small businesses to improve their inventory management processes?” The full article can be viewed online, and the excerpt that includes comments from Scott Frederick, VP of marketing for Logistics Plus, can be viewed below. Founded in 1979, Camcode® designs and manufactures durable pre-printed bar code labels and customized services for asset tracking applications utilizing automatic identification and data capture.

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Governor Tom Wolf Visits Logistics Plus in Erie at Union Station

Governor Tom Wolf Visits Logistics Plus in Erie at Union Station

Gretchen Seth and Governor Tom Wolf Aug 9 2017

Earlier today, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf visited Logistics Plus to meet with employees and view the company’s plans for the expansion of its global headquarters at the historic Union Station in the City of Erie. Erie County Executive, Kathy Dahlkemper, and other local officials were also on hand.

It’s exciting to be in Erie touring another thriving company,” said Governor Wolf. “I am committed to supporting the growing business climate in the region and love to see first-hand what an innovative company like Logistics Plus has planned for the future.

Coordinated by the Governor’s Action Team, last month, Logistics Plus announced its plans to expand and create 44 new, family-sustaining jobs in Erie. Today, the governor toured the company’s facility and planned expansion site. The expanded facility will allow for the handling of all logistics for clients, from order intake to shipping and installation.

Logistics Plus has grown from a three-person operation in 1996, to a global organization, employing over 130 people in Erie alone. We are grateful to Governor Wolf and the commonwealth for acknowledging our efforts to attract and retain local graduates,” commented Gretchen Seth, Senior VP of International. “Our CEO Jim Berlin calls it the ‘brain gain’.

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Local media provided additional coverage:

On ‘Jobs That Pay’ Tour, Governor Wolf Visits Logistics Plus Inc. via the Governor Wolf Newsroom

Governor Tom Wolf to visit Erie via YourErie.com

Governor Tom Wolf to visit Erie via ErieNewsNow.com

Governor’s Visit Highlights Growth, Challenges for Erie via GoErie.com

Logistics Plus Expansion Project via YourErie.com