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886 | WEEK 22-23 30 MEI 2018


53 Agility; a young company with a rich history


From roots in emerging markets, Agility brings efficiency to supply chains in some of the world’s most challenging envi- ronments, offering unmatched personal service, a global footprint and customized capabilities in developed countries and emerging economies. Agility is one of the world’s leading providers of integrated logistics with more than 22.000 employees in over 500 offices and 100 countries.


Our vision: to be a new type of logistics leader meeting the challenges of global trade


Our mission: to facilitate trade through innova- tive supply chain solutions


Our values: integrity, personal ownership, teamwork and excellence


Our customer promise of personal ser- vice:


We thrive on challenges and consistently go above and beyond for our custo- mers. You can count on Agility employ- ees around the world to tackle today’s uncertainties with the confidence that stems from their deep knowledge of local markets and their logistics expertise. Unmatched personal service sets us apart. Each one at Agility assumes a high degree of personal responsibility for your job; and we will not rest until that job is done to your satisfaction. We anticipate instead of react, and we follow through. Behind every contract, supply chain solution, phone call and shipment is a personal relationship with you, our customer. Whether we are managing your entire supply chain or offering a specialized service, our ability to listen and learn before taking action is what makes our employees your partners and our solutions more effective. Agility is a global logistics leader with two main lines of business.


Agility Global Integrated Logistics


Agility’s core commercial business, Global Integrated Logistics (GIL), provides supply chain solutions to meet traditional and complex customer needs.


These include:


• Freight forwarding products: air, sea, sea/ air and road freight forwarding


• Logistics capabilities: warehousing and distribution, systems and technology


• Specialty services: fairs and events logis- tics, chemicals logistics, project logistics, and fuel logistics


Agility Infrastructure


Agility’s Infrastructure group of compa- nies manages industrial real estate and offers logistics- related services, including e-government customs optimization and


consulting, waste management and recy- cling, aviation and ground-handling servi- ces, defense and government services, and remote infrastructur and life support


Agility Infrastructure companies include: • Real Estate


• Inspection & Control Services • National Aviation Services • Global Clearinghouse Systems • Metal Recycling Company • GCC Services • Defense & Government Services


Agility Project Logistics planned and managed the complex move of a retired Boeing 747 aircraſt used by NASA to ferry space shuttle orbiters from landing sites back to their launch site in the United States.


Agility was established in Kuwait in 1979 and by 2004 grew to be the largest lo- gistics provider in the Middle East. The company pursued an aggressive merger strategy from 2004-2008, acquiring many global brands, some with a history dating back to the 1800s. All acquired firms were unified into a seamless global network under the Agility brand name in 2006.


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