Catherine’s success leads to International Freight Solutions new Bradford Office
International Sales Manager, Catherine Gibson has had a very successful year with International Freight Solutions Ltd.
The last year has literally flown by and Cath has proved to be a real asset to IFS. In her own words: “Business and growth are really good, thanks to some old and new clients keeping me busy. I even moved out of my spare room and am now working out of the new office in Bradford.”
Cath has nearly 30 years’ experience in the international freight industry. She very much enjoys the variety of projects which she manages for customers.
For example, one day she could be sorting out an urgent ‘same day’ delivery of a long tube from Yorkshire to the North East – The next she is responsible for an ‘Out of Gauge’ export consignment from UK to Egypt via Road and Sea Freight.
She says: “we are used to having enquiries for a vast array of shipments that come in all shapes and sizes.”
Find out more about Cath >
If you are looking for a Freight Forwarder who goes the extra mile to ensure your International shipment is successful, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
International Freight Solutions Ltd,
Suite 1003, Backstone Business Centre,
451 Cleckheaton Road, Low Moor, BRADFORD, BD12 0NY
Tel: 01274 059827
Contact: Catherine Gibson
Email: catherine.gibson@intfreight.co.uk















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