Wilson Logistics Becomes TNT Freight Management
Wilson Logistics Group has changed its name to TNT Freight Management. TNT acquired Wilson Logistics Group in August 2004
Wilson Logistics Group has changed its name to TNT Freight Management. TNT acquired Wilson Logistics Group in August 2004.
The new brand is expected to bring benefits to the former Wilson organization.
“The name TNT, a strong and global brand, will give higher visibility and credibility worldwide. It will emphasize our joint service offer and help us in customer contacts,” says Andy Schaefer, chief executive officer, TNT Freight Management, Americas.
The new profile will be evident in a new TNT look for all communications from signs and business cards to invoices and web design. The change mainly refers to the brand, corporate identity and company name. In all other respects, the company remains the same, including people, services and addresses.
TNT Freight Management provides air-, sea freight and logistics services within an international network and employs approximately 2200 people in 28 countries. TNT Freight Management is a business unit of TNT Logistics.
For more information, go to www.tntfreight.com.
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