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Press Releases

• Panther Expedited Services Announces Acquisition of Integres Global Logistics.
• Integres Global Logistics Vice President Named to Board of Directors of Airforwarders Association, U.S. Congressman Dan Lungren Visits Integres
• Integres Global Logistics Announces Gary Freeberg and Jim Campbell Have Recently Joined Integres Global Logistics as Area Managers
• Integres Aquires Key Transportation Services
• Integres Wins Technology Industry Award The first annual Gold Strike awards for outstanding achievements in the Sacramento regional technology industry were recently announced.
• Vastera Co-Founder Named To Integres Board of Directors Integres announced that it has appointed Arjun Rishi, co-founder of Vastera (Nasdaq: VAST) to its board of directors.
• Integres Launches Transportation Technology Integres Demonstrates The Power Of Technology With Online Freight Solution.—September 30, 2002
• Lynn Fritz Named to Integres Board of Directors Newest Member is Founder Of Fritz Institute and Former Chairman and CEO of Fritz Companies.—June 18, 2002
• Integres Announces $27 Million In New Funding Funding From Technology Crossover Ventures and Strategic Partners Strengthens Focus On Business Of Moving Heavy Freight.—January 14, 2002
• Industry Leaders Form Integres to Transform Heavy Freight Shipping Industry with Time-Guaranteed and Affordable Delivery.—May 30, 2001

Other News

• Datatrac Press Release—January 13, 2003
  Integres Enhances Customer Service through eTrac Network.
  
• US Airways Press Release—June 20, 2002
  'US Airways Door-to-Door' Offers New Online Service for US Shippers.
  
• TCV Press Release—January 14, 2002
  TCV Announces $15 Million Investment in Integres, Backed by Major Transportation Leaders. Funding strengthens Integres' unmatched shipping service suite.
  
• Roadway Press Release—January 2, 2002
  Roadway Express Launches Roadway Air Service As A Unique Solution For Customer Shipping Needs. Roadway Express, Inc., one of the nation's largest less-than-truckload (LTL) freight carriers, announced the enhancement of its portfolio of specialty products. The carrier has entered the airfreight business with a new freight forwarding operation, appropriately named Roadway Air.

In the News

• Integres has made the Top 50 Fast Growth Companies in the Private Sector Index 2Q2005 - SARTA (Sacramento Area Regional Technology Alliance)
• Integres has made the Top 25 Fastest Growing Companies in the Sacramento Area for 2005 according to the Sacramento Business Journal. Awarded at the Sutter Club, Thursday September 22, 2005.
• Regional tech index gains 7.7% - Sacramento Bee (registration required)
• Panalpina launches US domestic airfreight service - Eye for Transport
• Integres optimizes airfreight and logistics toolset with Pathfinder-Web flight schedule and routing solution from Conducive Technology - Conducive Technology
• Integres—Virtual freight integrator - Accenture

Media Coverage

• Inbound Logistics—January 2003
  This Just Out: The Latest in Logistics I.T. Need to move heavy cargo fast, but want to let someone else figure out the best way to get it there? Integres Global Logistics can quickly locate space for you on one of 12,000 daily flights or 40,000 trailers. Shippers who book freight through the web-based service choose from two-day, two-day express, next-day, next-day express, and next-flight service.
• Logistics Management—February 26, 2002
  Roadway Enters Airfreight Market. Following up on a partnership that it formed last year with two airlines, a freight forwarder and two technology providers, national less-than-truckload carrier Roadway Express has launched an airfreight forwarding business.
• Sacramento Bee—January 16, 2002
  Deal opens way for Integres to expand. Look for some rapid expansion at Integres now that the Rancho Cordova company has completed a $27 million equity financing deal.
• JoC Online—January 14, 2002
  New funding for Integres. Integres has secured $27 million in equity financing from Technology Crossover Ventures and other strategic partners, bringing its total funding to date to $40 million.
• Barron's Online—January 14, 2002
  Plugged In. New Dot-Com Deal Signals Changing Times. Just when you thought the dot-coms were dead and most venture capitalists were under water, along comes an intriguing new Internet startup that helps ship stuff over land and through the air.
• JoC Online—January 3, 2002
  Roadway Back in Air Freight. Undeterred by a disastrous experience when it entered the airfreight business in the early 1990s, Roadway Express, Inc., one of the nation's largest less-than-truckload carriers, is back at it again. This time, however, Roadway will not be operating any planes itself.