Announcements

Thousands of Metro Detroit kids experience hunger in the summer. Gleaners Community Food Bank, with an assist from local partners like GTM, is doing something about it.

GTM executives are attending the EGLN First Inaugural Annual Conference in Bangkok, where we will be meeting with leadership from many of our valued international partners.

We’re back from our annual trip to Thailand, bringing new friends, renewed partnerships and many stories.

This week, GTM leadership is preparing to depart for the Global Logistics Network (GLN) annual conference, to be held October 5-8, 2014, in Bangkok, Thailand. GLN is an international organization of freight forwarders and logistics companies united to successfully serve customers around the world. With a global presence that includes a staff of nearly 25,000, located in 621 offices in 318 cities throughout 125 countries. GLN handles over 6 million international shipments per year. GLN has long been our partner in success. Robert Gruschow of GTM in GLN One-on-One Meeting (Photo: GLN) We prize building and maintaining strong relationships with our international partners. Through our GLN membership, we easily and capably handle every customer’s global shipping needs. Indeed, we’ve been active members of GLN for 5 years and counting. GTM is proudly serving as a Gold Sponsor of this year’s conference. (Photo: GLN) We look forward to the conference every year. It’s our annual time to compare notes and break bread with our peers, in small one-on-one meetings and in larger groups. Last year’s event welcomed 320 delegates from 216 member companies! This is why attending the GLN conference is so important. GLN Conference Welcome Party 2013(Photo: GLN) Every year, we are delighted to meet fellow attendees, some for the first time. We check in with our partners from around the world. We also build new relationships and connections that will bear fruit for years to come. The new and renewed alliances GTM makes at the GLN conference are vital connections that translate into better service for our customers. Mark Brodie and Robert Gruschow, Managing Members/Co-Owners of GTM with GLN Partners(Photo: GLN) Service is something we take

Global Transportation Management, LLC (GTM) is a rapidly-growing global company providing total freight logistics service. We are a new member of the Lognet Global Network. We have recently secured a large Tier 2 automotive supplier called Sechang Steel, located in Seoul, Korea, via our partnership and utilization of the Lognet Global Agent, A.C.E. Express, Inc., located in Busan, Korea. Through this new network affiliation, GTM is able to offer a competitive door-to-door logistics program that surpasses most multinational global freight forwarding companies. This particular program encompasses inland pick-up and loading at the shipper’s door in Seoul; Korean Customs formalities, Ocean Freight and US Customs Clearance; US warehousing and distribution; and final inland delivery to its customer: Nexteer Automotive, located in Saginaw, Michigan. GTM and A.C.E. Express, through this network partnership, can now provide a true door-to-door supply chain program to other major automotive manufacturers purchasing auto parts from Korea. GTM looks forward to implementing this comprehensive distribution program for additional auto clients throughout the Lognet Global network. GTM is headquartered in Livonia, Michigan, offers more than 140,000 square feet of warehousing distribution, and services all the major OEMs, including Ford, GM, Chrysler, Nissan, Toyota, VW, Mercedes-Benz and Honda. We are very proud to be part of the Lognet Global Network and encourage other global network agents to form a collaboration similar to that we have recently enjoyed with A.C.E. Express. GTM has also invested in our own trucks to service many automotive suppliers throughout the Midwestern part of the US. We offer delivery from our headquarters in Livonia to anywhere throughout the Midwest and the US. GTM is Licensed by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Our state-of-the-art equipment allows us to interface electronically with