Logistic Dynamics Named Fastest Growing Logistics Provider
LDi has been recognized for the sixth straight year as a Fast Track honoree and the fourth year in a row as the fastest growing logistics provider in WNY.
- (1888PressRelease) June 23, 2012 - Buffalo, New York - Logistic Dynamics, Inc. (LDi) a Buffalo, NY, based third party logistics provider has been recognized for the sixth straight year as a Fast Track honoree and the fourth year in a row as the fastest growing logistics provider in WNY. The company ranked as 16th overall for fastest growing company in WNY, posting a 78.2% growth rate.
"We are honored to be recognized for six consecutive years as one of the fastest-growing companies in Western New York. I am consistently impressed with the efforts and dedication of our entire organization. The key to a great business is great people and it's obvious that our model of hiring the best and brightest staff as well as partnering with the best freight brokers and freight agents in the industry is the driving force behind LDi's success," said Dennis Brown, CEO of Logistic Dynamics.
The Business First Fast Track is a special report issued annually which ranks the fastest growing companies in Western New York. Fifty-four private businesses were honored at the 2012 Fast Track Companies of Western New York reception on Tuesday, June 19th at Acqua Restaurant.
About Logistic Dynamics, Inc.
Logistic Dynamics, Inc. (LDi) is a non-asset based third party logistics provider that specializes in transportation management and freight broker related services. Logistic Dynamics provides full truckload, less than truckload, rail, air and ocean services to a broad range of customers throughout North America by utilizing their ever expanding network of agents and carrier partners. To learn more about our services visit www.LogisticDynamics.com or www.LDiAgent.com for more on our agent program.
Logistic Dynamics, Inc.
Lisa Czapla
Marketing Manager
Email: Lczapla ( @ ) LogisticDynamics dot com
Phone: 800-554-3734 x1315
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