Dubai Logistics Company Rebrands Africa Operation

NEAH GES Dubai (GES) announced that its affiliates have completed the consolidation and the corporate rebranding of its business units in Africa, including new corporate logos, uniforms, vehicles, and other proprietary assets.

by Staff

March 29, 2016

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NEAH GES Dubai (GES) announced that its affiliates have completed the consolidation and the corporate rebranding of its business units in Africa. GES launched a formal rebranding on the African continent, including new corporate logos, uniforms, vehicles, and other proprietary assets to better align its market presence and recognition by clients.

GES, first mover for Integrated Africa Logistics and Risk Mitigation, is aggressively expanding its commercial business lines across the African Continent.

GES business divisions currently include Power Generation and Infrastructure, Maritime, Aviation, Ground Logistics and Security, Emergency Medical Services, and Wildlife Management throughout Africa and the Middle East.

Topics:Africa Branding Dubai Logistics Global Fleet

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