In celebration of J.M. Rodgers’ 75th anniversary, CEO Jamie Rodgers reflects on the company’s journey from a small customs brokerage founded in 1951 to a fourth-generation family-owned global trade compliance and logistics partner. He shares lessons on leadership, resilience, family legacy, community involvement, and the values that continue to guide the company into the future.
Meet Sue Gertsmann, who has been part of J.M. Rodgers for nearly 36 years. As JMR celebrates its 75th anniversary, Sue reflects on the company’s evolution, the people who shaped her career, and what has kept her at JMR for more than three decades.
As part of J.M. Rodgers’ 75th anniversary celebration, we’re highlighting the employees who have helped shape our company over the years. In this employee spotlight, President Diego Vargas reflects on his journey from joining JMR in an IT role to leading the company nearly 25 years later.
Right now as this is being written, people from all over the northeastern part of the United States from Maryland to Pennsylvania and…
JM Rodgers has placed high importance on maintaining information security and ensuring that our entire staff is aware best practices to keep our clients’ information safe. When dealing with sensitive information as Customs brokers do, it’s necessary for all levels of the company to understand what needs to be done.
In 1988 J.M.Rodgers Co., Inc. moved out of One World Trade Center. Now, 31 years later, J.M. Rodgers has returned with a brand new office space located on the 85th floor of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan
When natural disasters disrupt supply chains, customs compliance obligations do not stop. This article outlines how J.M. Rodgers’ disaster-recovery infrastructure, redundant systems, and ISO 9001-driven continuous improvement framework ensure uninterrupted customs brokerage and duty-drawback operations when clients need it most.