Harrison Logistics Network
The Power of Community
Who We Are
The Harrison Logistics Network (HLN), established in 2023 and headquartered in Houston, TX, is a global logistics network comprised of hand-selected freight forwarders working to offer supply chain and end-to-end logistics solutions globally while solving challenges and improving operations.
Found in major gateways and logistics hubs around the world, HLN members maintain high standards of quality, conduct, and business practices enabling the network to compete with multinational logistics companies on a global scale.
We are dedicated to providing a space for world leaders in freight and logistics to work together to develop and deliver world-class solutions. HLN service offerings include: air freight, ocean freight, rail and road, freight forwarding, turn-key project solutions, logistics planning, express deliveries, and warehousing & distribution.
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Partners & Programs
HLN is working to establish beneficial partnerships with service providers, insurance brokers, and preferred carriers in an effort to bring value to our members. Some of our partners include:
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Technology Partner *pending*
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Insurance Broker *pending*
Annual Membership Conference
HLN Members can look forward to future Annual Membership Conferences where they can meet their fellow members, develop contacts, discuss current and future business, and more!
We anticipate hosting the FIRST in-person membership conference in 2025, but we are currently exploring other avenues to bring the members together. Please stay tuned for more details.
HLN News
Important HLN News announcements will be updated here as they're announced. Check back for the latest in member announcements, partnership updates, etc. to stay up-to-date!
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This Day in History
1770: On May 16, 1770, Louis-Auguste, the French Dauphin who would later become King Louis XVI, married the Austrian Archduchess Marie Antoinette. Their union, intended to solidify the alliance between France and Austria, became one of the most scrutinized and criticized partnerships during the turbulent times leading up to the French Revolution. The extravagant lifestyle and perceived indifference of Louis and Marie Antoinette to the plight of the French people would eventually fuel public outrage, contributing significantly to the social and political upheaval of the era.
1929: The very first Academy Awards ceremony took place on May 16, 1929, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles, California. This private dinner event, attended by less than 300 people, marked the beginning of what would become the Oscars, an annual celebration that has grown into the most prestigious and widely watched awards ceremony in the film industry. The establishment of the Academy Awards signaled the burgeoning influence of Hollywood in global culture and its role in setting standards for excellence in filmmaking.
2014: Barbara Walters, a trailblazer in television journalism, signed off for the last time on May 16, 2014, marking the end of a spectacular career that spanned over five decades. Walters was known for her pioneering work as a female news anchor, her interviews with global leaders, and her role as a host and co-creator of "The View." Her retirement was not just the conclusion of a personal career but also a moment to reflect on the evolution of journalism and the increasingly prominent role women play in it.
