Inxeption

.@louisvillemayor has a press event scheduled this morning at the downtown office of @Inxeption_Corp, the fast-growing teach/logistics startup. Inxeption's founder told me last fall that Louisville could become the company's formal HQ. Background: wdrb.com/news/business/…

Breaking news: Jeff Sanders, vice chair at Heidrick & Struggles, has joined the Inxeption board of directors. “I am glad to have Jeff’s counsel as we move into the next phase of our rapid expansion," said Inxeption CEO Farzad Dibachi. Learn more below: bit.ly/3uMjwEZ

Inxeption's Susan Frockt spoke with WDRB Media yesterday about why we've made such an investment in downtown Louisville. bit.ly/3VYBakq

Meyer Burger has tapped Inxeption as a marketplace and solar module supply chain partner as the Swiss company moves into the U.S. market. "Teaming with Inxeption allows us to engage with a broad audience," said Meyer Burger's Ardes Johnson. Read more: bit.ly/3F97dY3

Did you miss last week’s news about our partnership with Final Mile Solar? Read all about it in the FreightWaves article below, then look for additional coverage in Solar Power World, Solar Builder and the American Journal of Transportation bit.ly/3UvOL1x

Erin Clark, president of Inxeption Energy, recently stopped by the Solar4America factory in Sacramento to meet with CEO HK Cheong and Franz Feuerherdt, VP of sales and marketing. Snag some of the Made In America panels Erin is showing off: bit.ly/3VF9wJ6

Inxeption has teamed up with Utah-based Final Mile Solar to offer an end-to-end solar panel service encompassing: ☀ Financing ☀ International logistics ☀ Warehousing ☀ Rooftop installation ☀ Post-install ... and everything in between. Read more: bit.ly/3FbW4XI

Last week, Erin Clark, president of Energy, visited Inxeption's Pennsylvania warehouse to check on newly received Meyer Burger solar panels with Ardes Johnson, president of Meyer Burger Americas. Learn more about Meyer Burger panels at bit.ly/3ehd7go

📰 Inxeption is now in Germany! 📰 🇩🇪 Why Germany? The country has a significant industrial manufacturing and solar presence, and Inxeption will also use the new location to support a growing presence in Southeast Asia and India. Read more: bit.ly/3EfBALV

Kenneth Axis, co-owner of SpinPix360, says he loves his business because it allows him to watch his customers grow. “We just try to help them succeed,” he says. Watch to see how Inxeption is helping him succeed: bit.ly/3Gf2Ahn

🌞 Renewable Energy Update🌞 mSolar panels, a new imported brand from Mission Solar, are now exclusively being offered in the Inxeption Marketplace. Learn more: bit.ly/3WO9ksh

Inxeption opened a new Chicago office in May because the city is situated near many of our industrial-based commerce partners.  You see, customer advocacy is at the heart of everything we do. If that resonates with you, come join us! bit.ly/3T3OKkz

🗞 Breaking news: Inxeption has teamed up with Runergy, a household name in the solar cell business, as a marketplace and fulfillment partner for the company’s Hyperion solar panels, introducing the new brand to the U.S. Get the full picture: bit.ly/3FzAL37

“Once we started working with Inxeption, my headaches went away," says Dale Ross of RoadRunner Scooters. Kenneth Asis of SpinPix360 agrees. Read their Inxeption journey: bit.ly/3zyCv8M

👻 Scared of booking truckload capacity on the spot market? 🕸 Frightened of the rates you’ll find? 🎃 There are no tricks, only treats, when you book truckload capacity with Inxeption using QuickQuote. It's spooky fast: bit.ly/3sKe04N

Inxeption's Bhumika Kalpana has raised more than $11,500 (and counting) for the Atlanta chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society leading up to the organization's Light the Night event November 10! 💵💰 Learn more:bit.ly/3zm0SX7 #InxeptionLife

Inxeption's multimodal freight network helps small- to mid-sized businesses and beyond expand their operations with access to reliable, on-demand shipping 🚛 🚢. Hear why and see how Inxeption has made a difference for the Colorado Cornhole Connection: bit.ly/3sxV3lK

“Shippers should prepare for capacity shortages, no matter what happens with the railroads over the next few weeks,” said Roberta Tamburrino, Inxeption’s senior vice president of logistics operations. Read more and learn how Inxeption can help: bit.ly/3FiWig8

Inxeption’s Atlanta office is known as the company’s digital transformation center, uniting developers, data engineers and product managers under one roof. Come join us in Atlanta: bit.ly/3CbnQSC #nowhiring #supplychainsolutions #logtech

Everyone remembers their first job. Susan Frockt waited tables 🍽️. Sara Schweda entered the workforce as a telemarketer ☎️. Hear a little about these first jobs and a lot about what these and other Inxeption team members are doing now: bit.ly/3VOjuZH