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WTDC was pleased to join the International Business Honor Society (IBHS) at FIU for its recent meeting. Our President & CEO, Sean Gazitúa spoke with students about WTDC’s work in global logistics and Foreign Trade Zone warehousing, changes shaping the logistics industry, technology and AI, career growth, leadership, and the values that guide our workplace culture.

We were also proud to offer two scholarships to IBHS students and continue our support of FIU’s Bandhwari Women’s Project for the 10th year. We shared internship opportunities with students as well. Since launching our internship program in 2009, WTDC has welcomed over 116 interns.

Thank you to IBHS for the invitation and to the students for their thoughtful questions and conversation. We enjoyed connecting with the next generation of business leaders.

Two Big Red Buses. One community coming together to make a difference.

Yesterday, WTDC partnered with OneBlood to host a blood drive, with two Big Red Buses on-site—one dedicated to platelet donations and the other to blood donations. The OneBlood team shared that it was one of their most successful drives!

Thank you to our employees, customers, WTDC employee alumni, and neighbors who took the time to donate. Your generosity made this day possible and demonstrated the strength of our community.

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, making this opportunity to give back especially meaningful. We’re grateful to everyone who rolled up a sleeve and to the OneBlood team for their care and dedication.

Last week, WTDC President & CEO Sean Gazitua joined Florida International University’s Executive MBA class to discuss leadership, technology, and the relationships that build lasting customer trust.

Drawing on his experience leading a third-generation family logistics business, Sean shared how automation can simplify routine work and give our team more time to focus on customers—especially when challenges arise.

Thank you to FIU and its Executive MBA students for the thoughtful conversation and opportunity to share WTDC’s experience!

Last week, WTDC President & CEO Sean Gazitua joined FIU Business Executive MBA class to discuss leadership, technology, and the relationships that build lasting customer trust.

Drawing on his experience leading a third-generation family logistics business, Sean shared how automation can simplify routine work and give our team more time to focus on customers, especially when challenges arise.

Thank you to FIU and its Executive MBA students for the thoughtful conversation and opportunity to share WTDC’s experience!

The Gazitua family and the WTDC team wish our Jewish friends, family, employees, customers and community a meaningful Yom Kippur.

May this sacred day bring reflection, forgiveness, healing and peace. To all who observe, we wish you an easy and meaningful fast.

G’mar Chatimah Tovah. May you be sealed for a good and blessed year.

May the new year bring good health, happiness, peace, prosperity, and a renewed sense of community to you and your loved ones.

From the Gazitua Family and WTDC

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the Gazitua Family and WTDC solemnly remember the lives lost, the families forever affected, and the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of the first responders. We will never forget.

WTDC congratulates Greg Ramos, Manager of Facility Supplies LLC, on being named our Vendor of the Month!

For 20 years, Greg has provided WTDC with dependable warehouse racking, equipment, and supply solutions. His professionalism, responsiveness, and commitment to quality have helped strengthen the safety, organization, and efficiency of our operations.

We sincerely appreciate this longstanding partnership and look forward to many more years of working together. Congratulations, Greg!

Facility Supplies Gregory Ramos

Happy Labor Day!

WTDC will be closed today, Monday, September 6, and open regular hours of operation (8 am to 12 pm, 1 pm to 5 pm) on Tuesday, September 7.

Welcome to the team, Lilian! Lilian Flores is a senior at Florida International University College of Business, studying Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Lilian graduates Fall 2026 and is completing a Marketing and Business Development Internship this fall at WTDC. She is also working on our Intern Alumni initiative and will be reconnecting with over 150 Interns who started their careers with WTDC.