EAN Exclusive | Brian C. Wills , President
We are pleased to spotlight a new editorial article featuring Sobel Network Shipping Co., Inc. 🇺🇸, a long-established U.S. logistics leader and a distinguished member of EAN Exclusive.
With more than 75 years of expertise and a strong national presence, Sobel represents the perfect balance between heritage, innovation, and operational excellence. Under the leadership of Brian C. Wills, the company continues to expand its multimodal capabilities, strengthen its digital transformation, and deliver high-performance logistics solutions across all major U.S. gateways.
This editorial highlights:
✔️ Sobel’s strategic expansion across the United States
✔️ Its integrated air, ocean, customs & distribution services
✔️ Its customer-centric culture and regulatory expertise
✔️ Its role as a key partner for global EAN members
🔗 Article Link:
https://lnkd.in/eD6Mr_QB
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