Seko Logistics Chief Commercial Officer Brian Bourke Steps Down
Brian Bourke has concluded a 14-year tenure with US-based freight forwarder Seko Logistics to establish his own consulting practice.
Brian Bourke has stepped down from his position as global chief commercial officer at US-headquartered logistics provider Seko Logistics, ending more than 14 years with the company.
Bourke announced his immediate departure from the forwarding group, outlining plans to establish an independent consulting venture.
Reflecting on his extended tenure, Bourke described the decision to leave the intermediary as a difficult one, characterizing his time with the enterprise as a transformative period.
During his time with the company, Seko Logistics navigated substantial market shifts and the operational challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, achieving significant organizational growth amid volatile global freight conditions.
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