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Kelron Distribution Systems (dba Kelron Logistics) will move your cargo "A Mari Usque Ad Mare" --"From Sea to Sea." A third-party logistics provider, the company offers customers transportation (including North American trucking, worldwide air, and intermodal), warehousing, distribution, freight management services, and logistics consulting. It operates primarily throughout North America via a network of logistics carriers. Kelron Logistics has division offices in the Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec, as well as in upstate New York. Kelron, you benefit from an innovative, people-driven team dedicated to your complete range of transportation and logistics requirements. Kelron're part of your staff - but we're not on your payroll. That's cost-effective, convenient - and will drive your success. Read more about how Kelron's success can benefit your organization.

Kenco began with only one 100,000 square-foot facility in Chattanooga, TN. That single warehouse had only two employees: Founders, Jim Kennedy, Jr. and Sam Smartt. Today, over 59 years later, Kenco is one of the nation's leading third-party logistics providers (3PL). That single warehouse has grown to over 100 facilities and more than 25 million square feet of warehouse space in 32 states and Canada. Kenco's core competencies include not only logistic services but also transportation, real estate management and material handling equipment. The Kenco Family of Companies includes Kenco Logistic Services, Kenco Transportation, Kenco Toyota-Lift, Kenco Management Services, and JDK Real Estate. Kenco Logistic Services currently provides logistic services for many industry-leading, Fortune 500 companies like GlaxoSmithKline, Mead Johnson Nutrition, Whirlpool, and Cummins. Kenco Logistic Services manages facilities for the pharmaceutical, automotive, food, textile, and appliance industries.

Kendrion is an industrial developer, manufacturer and dealer of high-quality electromagnetic components. With our 1,100 personnel, Kendrion achieved sales of about EUR 200 million annually with this activity in 2008. Kendrion's shares are listed on NYSE Euronext's Amsterdam market. Most of the development of these often customer-specific components takes place at our sites in southern Germany (Baden-Württemberg), where Kendrion also has specialised production sites. Additional production and assembly is carried out elsewhere in Europe (Austria, Spain, Switzerland and the Czech Republic) and around the world (Brazil, China, Mexico and the United States). Kendrion holds a leading position in this characteristically niche market, and is continually investing in its own development capacity, testing facilities and high-end production units so that it is always ready to supply its customers worldwide with the high-tech solutions they need.

Kennedys history dates back to 1899 when Charles Frederick Kennedy became a Partner at the firm Paddison, Chapelle and Kennedy. Over the years the firm's name changed and in 1960 the name of the firm was simplified to Kennedys. The success of Kennedys in all the markets we operate in around the world is based on the quality of its people. The firm has expanded considerably over the last eight years, largely as a result of organic growth but also by selected lateral hires made to strengthen key areas of expertise. We have a team of 130 partners and over 650 staff worldwide, with UK offices in London, Belfast, Birmingham, Chelmsford, Cambridge, Maidstone, Manchester and Taunton.

Kenneth T. Norris, Jr. was born in Los Angeles in 1930, the same year his parents, Kenneth T. Norris, Sr. and Eileen L. Norris, opened the doors of Norris Stamping and Manufacturing Company, later to become Norris Industries. Both proved to be auspicious events. Kenneth Norris, Sr. was a metallurgist whose discovery of a way to make steel casings for bullets led to a key role for the family business during World War II. Norris Industries went on to acquire a number of other companies, including such well-known names as Price Pfister, Artistic Brass and Thermador Waste King. Kenneth Norris, Jr. the couple's only child, earned his bachelor's degree in industrial management from USC in 1953, then held a succession of jobs in Norris Industries. He became the company's president in 1965, chairman and chief executive officer in 1969 and chairman of the board, president and CEO in 1972. Under his leadership, Norris Industries continued to diversify and experience phenomenal growth. Its revenues increased tenfold, and by the time Norris Industries was sold in 1980, it was a Fortune 500 company.

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