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Saturday's Telegraph
Monday 28th June 2010
Last Saturday's Telegraph newspaper saw Charles Kendall featuring our Risk Management article within the Lean Management supplement. The full page article included casestudies and commentary on customs compliance and our Middle East services.
Aviation website has landed
Monday 21st June 2010
Charles Kendall Aviation has launched a brand new website linked to the main Group website. The new website showcases all our Aviation services in both Commercial and Military industries. From parts supply and support to repairs, testing and AOG services. For more information visit www.charleskendallaviation.com
Our article in The Times newspaper
Thursday 10th June 2010
Charles Kendall has an article featuring in today's The Times newspaper. Within the Supply Chain pull-out feature section we have a full page article on Risk Management with casestudies, advise and quotes from Freight's Managing Director.
Libyan Gate LLC opened
Wednesday 9th June 2010
The Charles Kendall Group are pleased to announce the formation of Libyan Gate LLC, a limited liability company based in Tripoli Libya. As one of the foremost providers of logistics solutions in Europe, Middle East and Asia, the Charles Kendall Group can now provide full support services in this fast expanding North African market. This will include hazardous, time sensitive and military freight, as well as project and exhibition cargoes.
Libyan Gate LLC aims to be the leading specialised freight management company in the region. Additionally through our exhibition freight handling company Show Carriage Limited, Libyan Gate LLC will be providing customs clearance and delivery services, as well as on-site handling, installation and supervision at all major international exhibitions being staged in Libya.
New corporate identity launched
Monday 4th January 2010
On January 4 2010, we launched our new group corporate identity - and this new website.
We’d been using our previous logo for almost 20 years, and it was definitely time for a change. But the new identity is more than a tidy-up. We’ve taken the best of what we had, and evolved it into a clearer, more contemporary expression of our corporate ‘personality’.
As you can see, the new version of our traditional lion symbol also forms the letters ‘CK’. It’s a device that adds a welcome human element to the identity, capturing the ingenuity and creativity so central to our brand.
The new logo is also the key to a more consistent set of group company logos. A coherent, professional identity reflects a coherent, professional business, and we believe this new look can act as a focus for pride in the business – both for our own people and our partners.
Charles Kendall