Grocery Direct Consolidated Transportation, Inc. is a nationwide third-party logistics company providing integrated warehousing, transportation, truckload consolidation and transportation consultation services. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the 3PL operates locations across the U.S. and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shippers Warehouse, Inc., spun off from Shippers Warehouse in March 2010 as a separate corporation.
History
Shippers Warehouse, Inc. traditionally provides services in the warehousing industry in the United States. However, the warehousing industry experiences a “fixed rate” regulation. This issue led the company to realize a consolidation program to leverage the service offerings and the carriers, and to abide by the Texas Railroad Commission regulation. As a result, in 1999, Shippers Warehouse opened Transportation Savings Program (TSP) to start its consolidation services.
In the beginning, TSP was able to ship 2 to 5 truckloads a week. However, as the program became bigger, Shippers Warehouse realized the need to expand the program. Therefore, in March 2010, TSP was separated into a wholly owned subsidiary of Shippers Warehouse called Grocery Direct Consolidated Transportation, Inc. (GDCT). The founders of GDCT include Ken Johnson and Graham Swank, whom both serve as members of the Board of Directors along with Mark Strickland.
Over time, the company has continued to expand its area of service to 48 US State with the strongest market saturation in the Southwest and Southeast regions, and augmented its customer base to all product categories within the consumer packaged goods industry. The company has also established fine relationships with its partners and consignees nation-wide. Nowadays, the company is able to ship 30 to 70 truckloads a day.
Service Offerings
Grocery Direct provides a wide range of transportation services from local delivery and drayage to LTL consolidation and truckload transportation, asset owned and non-asset based transportation brokerage services throughout the United States. The company provides inbound transportation services to leverage their own assets and relationships with leading carriers for in-class services in response to individual customer requirements. The company specializes in transportation consolidation which provides strategic advantages to consolidate for efficiencies across grocery and consumer goods shippers.
*Truckload Consolidation operates a consolidated program which serves manufacturers under ‘one roof’ (or multiple facilities under a single control) to consolidate for efficiencies across grocery and consumer goods shippers.
*Intermodal Drayage evaluates transit times, rates, patterns, trends and requirements and make recommendations as to appropriate modal selection and network choices.
*Yard Management manages container yard, moving trailers as needed to and from the yard for the warehouse, managing yards where the company unloads, manages the empty, coordinates shipments for outbound movement.
*Transportation Consulting evaluate transit times, rates, patterns, trends and requirements and make recommendations as to appropriate modal selection and network choices.
History
Shippers Warehouse, Inc. traditionally provides services in the warehousing industry in the United States. However, the warehousing industry experiences a “fixed rate” regulation. This issue led the company to realize a consolidation program to leverage the service offerings and the carriers, and to abide by the Texas Railroad Commission regulation. As a result, in 1999, Shippers Warehouse opened Transportation Savings Program (TSP) to start its consolidation services.
In the beginning, TSP was able to ship 2 to 5 truckloads a week. However, as the program became bigger, Shippers Warehouse realized the need to expand the program. Therefore, in March 2010, TSP was separated into a wholly owned subsidiary of Shippers Warehouse called Grocery Direct Consolidated Transportation, Inc. (GDCT). The founders of GDCT include Ken Johnson and Graham Swank, whom both serve as members of the Board of Directors along with Mark Strickland.
Over time, the company has continued to expand its area of service to 48 US State with the strongest market saturation in the Southwest and Southeast regions, and augmented its customer base to all product categories within the consumer packaged goods industry. The company has also established fine relationships with its partners and consignees nation-wide. Nowadays, the company is able to ship 30 to 70 truckloads a day.
Service Offerings
Grocery Direct provides a wide range of transportation services from local delivery and drayage to LTL consolidation and truckload transportation, asset owned and non-asset based transportation brokerage services throughout the United States. The company provides inbound transportation services to leverage their own assets and relationships with leading carriers for in-class services in response to individual customer requirements. The company specializes in transportation consolidation which provides strategic advantages to consolidate for efficiencies across grocery and consumer goods shippers.
*Truckload Consolidation operates a consolidated program which serves manufacturers under ‘one roof’ (or multiple facilities under a single control) to consolidate for efficiencies across grocery and consumer goods shippers.
*Intermodal Drayage evaluates transit times, rates, patterns, trends and requirements and make recommendations as to appropriate modal selection and network choices.
*Yard Management manages container yard, moving trailers as needed to and from the yard for the warehouse, managing yards where the company unloads, manages the empty, coordinates shipments for outbound movement.
*Transportation Consulting evaluate transit times, rates, patterns, trends and requirements and make recommendations as to appropriate modal selection and network choices.
Marcia Vickers is a former print journalist who heads a research company.
She was a senior writer at Fortune Magazine until January 2011, and is an advisor at Blue Heron Research Partners, a firm she co-founded in 2005. She became a partner at TMC Media in January 2011.
Prior to joining Fortune, she was a senior writer at Business Week Magazine, where she worked for six years. From 1996 to 1998, Marcia wrote for the New York Times. She was the chief editor of a Wall Street magazine and the founding editor of Successful Retirement Magazine in 1992.
Vickers has appeared on CNN, CNBC, "ABC News' World News Tonight," ABC's "Good Morning America," National Public Radio, among other media outlets.
Her several journalism honors include the Medill/Strong Financial Writing Award. Her work was included in the book, "Best Business Crime Writing of the Year" in 2002. In 2005, she was a runner-up in the Business Journalist of the Year Awards.
Her articles include (BusinessWeek cover story, November 2004); about SAC Capital's Steven A. Cohen (Business Week cover, July 2003); about former NYC deputy mayor and film producer Ken Lipper (Business Week cover, December 2002); about secretive network of independent oil traders (Business Week investigative report, July 2005).
Vickers is a graduate of Meredith College, a women's liberal arts college in North Carolina. She has a master's degree from the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University, where she graduated with honors. She was an adjunct professor at Columbia for four years.
She was a senior writer at Fortune Magazine until January 2011, and is an advisor at Blue Heron Research Partners, a firm she co-founded in 2005. She became a partner at TMC Media in January 2011.
Prior to joining Fortune, she was a senior writer at Business Week Magazine, where she worked for six years. From 1996 to 1998, Marcia wrote for the New York Times. She was the chief editor of a Wall Street magazine and the founding editor of Successful Retirement Magazine in 1992.
Vickers has appeared on CNN, CNBC, "ABC News' World News Tonight," ABC's "Good Morning America," National Public Radio, among other media outlets.
Her several journalism honors include the Medill/Strong Financial Writing Award. Her work was included in the book, "Best Business Crime Writing of the Year" in 2002. In 2005, she was a runner-up in the Business Journalist of the Year Awards.
Her articles include (BusinessWeek cover story, November 2004); about SAC Capital's Steven A. Cohen (Business Week cover, July 2003); about former NYC deputy mayor and film producer Ken Lipper (Business Week cover, December 2002); about secretive network of independent oil traders (Business Week investigative report, July 2005).
Vickers is a graduate of Meredith College, a women's liberal arts college in North Carolina. She has a master's degree from the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University, where she graduated with honors. She was an adjunct professor at Columbia for four years.
Map of Iran in Afsharid dynasty is an individual atlas map drawn by Emanuel Bowen in 1774. This map features the boundaries of Persia (Iran) in 1747.
This map is new and right map of Persia, with the adjacent countries. Map of Iran in Afsharid dynasty is created from the most approved modern map, and the whole being regulated by Emanuel Bowen. The map was printed in London by William Innys.This map of Persia is also with relief drawn pictorially.
Size and scale
The size of map is 35 * 43 and Scale is shown 1: 3,350,000
Countries
The map consists Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Name of Persian Golf on the map
On this map name of Persian Gulf is engraved.
This map is new and right map of Persia, with the adjacent countries. Map of Iran in Afsharid dynasty is created from the most approved modern map, and the whole being regulated by Emanuel Bowen. The map was printed in London by William Innys.This map of Persia is also with relief drawn pictorially.
Size and scale
The size of map is 35 * 43 and Scale is shown 1: 3,350,000
Countries
The map consists Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Name of Persian Golf on the map
On this map name of Persian Gulf is engraved.
This list includes any past or present faculty member of Redeemer University College.
Redeemer University College Faculty (2009)
Art
* Chris Cuthill
Biology
* Gary Chiang
* Jennifer Chiang
* Ron Van der Heiden
* Jitse van der Meer
Business
* Vahagn Asatryan
* Gord Cockell
* Jonathan Kooiman
* Susan Van Weelden
* John Boersma (Emeritus)
* Johan Beukes
* Ronald Kielstra
* Maria Vanderspek
Chemistry
* Edward Berkelaar
* Darren Brouwer
* Henry Brouwer (Emeritus)
Computer Science
* Derek Schuurman-head of department
* Kyle Spyksma
Education
* Mary Ashun
* Christina Belcher
* Steve Sider
* Deani Van Pelt
* Dirk Windhorst
English
* Deborah Bowen
* Benne Faber
* Douglas Loney
* John Van Rys
* Hugh Cook (Professor Emeritus)
* Michael Buma
* Bill Fledderus
* Doug Sikkema
* Marie Stevens Versteeg
* Tim Jacobs
* Irene Grace Bom
Environmental Studies
* Henry Brouwer
* Edward Berkelaar
*Jennifer Chiang
* Deborah Bowen
* Gideon Prins
* Ron van der Heiden
French
* Allan Curnew
* Diane Dent
* Thea van Til Rusthoven
History
* Kevin Flatt
* Helen Vreugdenhil
* James R Payton Jr. - head of department
* David Zietsma
Mathematics
* Kevin Vander Meulen
* Wytse van Dijk (Emeritus)
* Kyle Spyskma
* Stephanie Burgoyne
Music
* Christiaan Teeuwsen
* Paul Thorlakson
Philosophy
* Craig Bartholomew - head of department
* Gideon Strauss
* Daniel Mullin
* Adam Barkman
* Elaine Botha - Emeritus
Political Science
* David Koyzis - head of department
* Robert Joustra
Psychology
* Charles Hackney
* Russell Kosits
* Doug Needham
* Brenda Stephenson
Physical Education
* Al Brown
* John Byl
* Dianne Moroz
* Jane Sinden
Religion and Theology
* Mark Bowald
* Syd Hielema-Chaplain
* Ryan O'Dowd
* Albert Wolters (Emeritus)
* Gene Haas
* Ben Dunson
Social Work/Sociology
* Patricia Slade
* Jim R. Vanderwoerd
* Timothy Epp
Theatre
* Sharron Klassen
* Ray Louter
Redeemer University College Faculty (2009)
Art
* Chris Cuthill
Biology
* Gary Chiang
* Jennifer Chiang
* Ron Van der Heiden
* Jitse van der Meer
Business
* Vahagn Asatryan
* Gord Cockell
* Jonathan Kooiman
* Susan Van Weelden
* John Boersma (Emeritus)
* Johan Beukes
* Ronald Kielstra
* Maria Vanderspek
Chemistry
* Edward Berkelaar
* Darren Brouwer
* Henry Brouwer (Emeritus)
Computer Science
* Derek Schuurman-head of department
* Kyle Spyksma
Education
* Mary Ashun
* Christina Belcher
* Steve Sider
* Deani Van Pelt
* Dirk Windhorst
English
* Deborah Bowen
* Benne Faber
* Douglas Loney
* John Van Rys
* Hugh Cook (Professor Emeritus)
* Michael Buma
* Bill Fledderus
* Doug Sikkema
* Marie Stevens Versteeg
* Tim Jacobs
* Irene Grace Bom
Environmental Studies
* Henry Brouwer
* Edward Berkelaar
*Jennifer Chiang
* Deborah Bowen
* Gideon Prins
* Ron van der Heiden
French
* Allan Curnew
* Diane Dent
* Thea van Til Rusthoven
History
* Kevin Flatt
* Helen Vreugdenhil
* James R Payton Jr. - head of department
* David Zietsma
Mathematics
* Kevin Vander Meulen
* Wytse van Dijk (Emeritus)
* Kyle Spyskma
* Stephanie Burgoyne
Music
* Christiaan Teeuwsen
* Paul Thorlakson
Philosophy
* Craig Bartholomew - head of department
* Gideon Strauss
* Daniel Mullin
* Adam Barkman
* Elaine Botha - Emeritus
Political Science
* David Koyzis - head of department
* Robert Joustra
Psychology
* Charles Hackney
* Russell Kosits
* Doug Needham
* Brenda Stephenson
Physical Education
* Al Brown
* John Byl
* Dianne Moroz
* Jane Sinden
Religion and Theology
* Mark Bowald
* Syd Hielema-Chaplain
* Ryan O'Dowd
* Albert Wolters (Emeritus)
* Gene Haas
* Ben Dunson
Social Work/Sociology
* Patricia Slade
* Jim R. Vanderwoerd
* Timothy Epp
Theatre
* Sharron Klassen
* Ray Louter