Ending multiple sclerosis for good will take all of us. It’s why Walk MS matters so much. And it’s why you matter so much. And it’s why many Logistics Plus employees on the “LPI vs MS Team” will once again be participating in the event. To donate or to join the team, contact Kathy Fiedler at 814.461.7607 or kathy.fiedler@logisticsplus.com
Walk MS helps us team up with friends, loved ones and co-workers to change the world for everyone affected by MS. Together, we become a powerful force. And with every step we take, every dollar we raise…we’re that much closer. Together, we will end MS forever. Click the advertisement below for more details on this year’s event.
Date: April 30, 2016
Location: Presque Isle State Park, Cookhouse Pavilion, Erie
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/LX2E6
Time: 10 am Registration; 11 am Walk Starts!
Contact Information: Colleen Szymczak-Gross
Email: Colleen.Szymczak@nmss.org
Phone: 1 800-344-4867
As we celebrate our 20th year of business, we continue our walk down memory lane by sharing the following Times Erie-News newspaper clipping from December 11, 2005. This article profiles one of Erie’s fastest-growing businesses: Logistics Plus, of course (you can click the news clipping below to view a slightly larger image).
On January 6, 2016, Jim Berlin, founder and CEO of Logistics Plus, was a guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Erie. With some help from our friends at WP$E radio, here is an edited audio replay of that presentation (along with the slides that were shown that day).
As we continue to celebrate our 20th year of business, here’s another walk down memory lane. The following Erie Times-News newspaper clipping is from June 1, 2004. This article was a follow-up to the December 3, 2003 article (on the formal Union Station renovation ceremony), and it documents the company’s first day of business in its new, global headquarters (you can click the news clipping below to view a slightly larger image).
Erie’s new Foreign Trade Zone aims to boost area business
By KARA MURPHY Contributing Writer November 29, 2015 06:19 AM
ERIE, Pa. — The warehouse looks like any other. It has concrete floors and high ceilings. It’s chilly. Dust motes circle in slices of sunlight. But this space is unique. In fact, there are only about 230 other places like it in the entire nation. Part of this bare-bones warehouse — the former Penn-Brass building on Erie International Airport property at 3837 W. 20th St. — is now an activated Foreign Trade Zone, or FTZ.
On January 6, 2016, 
