Phoenix, AZ, April 1, 2006

The Globalink Network, is holding its 4^th WORLDWIDE MEETING at the Le Meridian Resort Beach Hotel, in Phuket, Thailand.  All indications are that it will be the biggest meeting yet for the Network.

When the Tsunami struck this region a year or so ago, all of us can recall the work of many around the World that helped in the rescue and recovery efforts.  A number of Globalink members participated in a several ways, which was quite gratifying for the network.  However it still left the group thinking what more could be done?   The Globalink Network, the industry’s premier independent forwarders/logistics network, will be bringing close to a hundred attendees to Phuket for their three day Worldwide conference to help contribute to the local economy as a group.

William J. Siemens, President of the Globalink Network commented, “Last year our group met in Greece, not long after the Tsunami hit.  We observed a moment of silence in honor of the victims of this tragedy, and were left thinking what more we could do.  As a group we feel great about making a contribution towards economic recovery.”

The Globalink Network is a network based on commitment and quality. All members commit to the same agency agreement, the same arbitration agreement, as well as a number of other programs such as a quality measurement and feedback program.  “There are plenty of networks out there pushing how many members they have, but loads of members with little or no commitment makes no sense to us.” says Mr. Siemens.  The Globalink concept is to recruit a limited number of high quality committed members and build programs and capabilities to develop business together, instead of hoping someone from a long list of names might book something with you.

The Globalink Network Conference will be held May 3 to May 6 at the Le Meridian Resort Beach Hotel, Patong, Phuket and observers are welcome.

The Globalink Network, an independent, non-exclusive forwarding network reports that the surveys from its recent Annual Meeting in Bangkok on October 8-11 have now all been tallied from all the participants.  The meeting at the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok was well attended with over fifty people, and the general consensus was that the meeting was a smashing success!  Better yet the participants rated the meeting as “Very Good” overall and rated the meetings organization as excellent.    (continued)

Phoenix, AZ, USA—The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand , will be the venue for the upcoming Globalink Worldwide Membership meeting scheduled for October 8 to October 11.  The world famous Oriental Hotel has been voted the best hotel in the world two years running and Globalink Founder and President, Bill Siemens, indicates that this is consistent with Globalink’s goals.  (continued)

Phoenix, AZ, April 17, 2003. 

The Globalink Network, an independent, non exclusive forwarding network reports that at the end of its first ninety days, since its launch in January, some twenty companies have become members or are in the process of becoming members.  (continued)