August 2000:  Platform acquisition of Transport Industries, L.P., the nation’s largest third-party provider of “closed loop” transportation services to the grocery industry; based in Mesquite, Texas
December 2003:  Acquisition of May Trucking Inc., a dedicated carrier trucking company operating in 48 U.S. states, based in Grottoes, Virginia
June 2004:  Acquisition of Total Distribution, a major non-asset-based warehouse and distribution logistics provider, based in Phoenix, Arizona
July 2004:  Acquisition of American Trans-Freight, a major non-asset-based truckload capacity provider, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
September 2004:  Acquisition of Stewart Stiles, a major regional transport and logistics provider in Cornelius, Oregon
September 2004:  Acquisition of N.F.C., a trucking transport carrier for Nordstrom department stores, based in Portland, Oregon
April 2005:  Transport Industries Holdings formed and Raymond B. Greer named President and CEO
September 2005:  Acquisition of Cargo-Master Inc., one of nation’s largest privately held trucking brokerage and logistics companies, based in Dallas, Texas.
September 2005:  Acquisition of Am-Can Transport Services Inc., a major U.S.-dedicated truckload and logistics provider serving the Southeast, Midwest, West Coast, Northwest and Canada, based in Anderson, South Carolina.
September 2005:  Acquisition of Dallas & Mavis Specialized Carrier Co., one of nation’s largest truckload carriers, based in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
January 2006:  Company rebranded as Greatwide Logistics Services.
December 2006:  Majority ownership of Greatwide Logistics Services is sold to Investcorp and Hicks Holdings LLC by Fenway Partners, which retained a minority stake in the company.