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A1 Worldwide Logistics’ Colombian Team Meets at Cartagena

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Last weekend, as part of A1 Worldwide Logistics’ strategy of growth in Latin America, the company’s CEO and CFO, Robert Simmons and Daniela Pardo, visited Cartagena de Indias and joined a series of activities together with A1 Worldwide Logistics’ Colombian team.

The itinerary included visits to important logistics companies that have become A1WWL’s commercial allies, and to the Port of Cartagena, which, with more than US$350 million in yearly revenue and 30 years of offering premier terminal services, is one of the most important port hubs in Latin America. Its Director, Giovanni Benedetti, welcomed the team, gave a presentation, and offered his cooperation for whatever future logistic activities launched by our company.

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