Tigers (USA) Global Logistics Goes To Transwestern's Ed Mendence For Real Estate Advice

Tigers (USA) Global Logistics, a provider of supply chain and transportation services, has chosen Transwestern to provide real estate advisory services in the United States. Transwestern will help Tigers make decisions regarding site selection, portfolio optimization, financial analysis and transaction negotiation.

Ed Mendence
Courtesy of Ed Mendence
Transwestern Senior Vice President And Senior Director Industrial/R&D Ed Mendence

Transwestern SVP Ed Mendence (above) has worked with the logistics company in the past and will oversee the account. He previously worked with Tigers to expand in cities across the United States, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston and Chicago.

Tigers USA HQ
Courtesy of Tigers USA

Ed was eager to engage with Tigers (USA HQ in Elk Grove Village, IL, pictured above). “Since I began working with this company and its predecessor company, my chief professional aim has always been to serve them not merely in the conventional sense of a transactional/historical broker, but in a much more elevated capacity as their corporate real estate adviser and portfolio optimization expert,” he tells Bisnow.

Tigers USA president of the Americas Sebastian Tschackert looked forward to deepening the relationship with Transwestern and Ed. ““With Ed and Transwestern’s real estate guidance, I am confident that we will meet the dynamic needs of the changing global economy,” he says.

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