IMC Companies News

Effective June 1, 2015, IMC Companies opened a warehouse facility in excess of 110,000 square feet in La Porte, TX through its Gulf Intermodal Services (GIS) brand which has locations in Houston, Laredo, Mobile, New Orleans, Gulfport, and San Antonio. The warehouse is only minutes from Barbours City and Bay Port terminals. This facility is […]

IMC Cos., a Memphis-based marine drayage, equipment management and logistics solutions company, is expanding its footprint in Lenox Office Park. March 13, DBA Hart Contractors LLC filed a $26,695 tenant infill-building permit for suite 214 consisting of 2,281 rentable square feet (rsf). To read more, visit the Memphis Business Journal.

IMC Companies Chief Financial Officer was recently named the Memphis Business Journals’ ‘CFO of the Year: Private Company’. To read more about Michael Baker, what he does, and how he does it, to read more, visit the Memphis Business Journal.

When Joel Tracy was earlier this year named to the newly minted position of chief information officer at IMC Cos., he was tasked with bringing the logistics company into a new age. Technology is becoming increasingly important in the intermodal industry, Tracy says. The industry and IMC Cos. are growing quickly, and its larger customers […]

Atlantic Intermodal Services was chosen as one of the top twenty best preforming companies by South Carolina Business News. The company was chosen as a winner based on growth and revenue between 2012 and 2013. To read more, visit The Charleston Regional Business Journal.

Equipment shortages, drawn-out labor negotiations and rail delays are backing up shipments at Los Angeles ports where as much as 20 percent of the country’s imports arrive. The delays threaten retailers’ profits during a season that generates about a fifth of annual sales. Plus, there looks to be fewer items for Santa to spread under […]

Robert Wright began working as a truck driver for Intermodal Cartage Co. in March 2006, making runs to cities across the Southeast. But on Tuesday, Sept. 16, Wright, an owner-operator, had Intermodal Cartage Co. president Joel Henry and Chairman Mark H. George washing his truck as Wright relaxed in a comfortable chair situated on a […]

In response to the shortage of drivers in the trucking industry, companies are looking for creative ways to attract and retain drivers. The solution found by one firm with a Jacksonville presence: Help its drivers buy their own trucks and become owner-operators. To read more, visit the The Jackson Business Journal.