We Do Logistics does not operate in isolation. Our capabilities are amplified by a carefully selected network of strategic partners — federal organizations, military commerce associations, Pacific carrier networks, and an international cohort of logistics professionals that spans from Vietnam to Virginia, from Maui to Washington D.C. Together, this network delivers capabilities that no single organization can provide alone.
The American Logistics Association is the premier organization in the United States connecting the logistics industry with the U.S. military. Founded in 1972, ALA supports military dining, commissary operations, defense supply chain partnerships, and the annual national conference that brings together the best in military commerce.
We Do Logistics is an active ALA member and is pursuing a formal corporate partnership. Our engagement with ALA provides direct access to military contracting relationships, defense supply chain opportunities, and the procurement networks that support U.S. military installations including those in Hawaii. ALA Annual Conference: Virginia Beach, October 19–21, 2026.
As a two-time graduate of the VIP Procurement School, We Do Logistics is connected to a national network of federal contracting professionals, government buyers, and procurement specialists who have completed the same rigorous training. This network provides teaming opportunities, past performance references, and intelligence on federal contracting opportunities that inform our pipeline and strengthen our proposals.
Young Brothers is Hawaii’s largest inter-island freight carrier, connecting the Hawaiian Islands by barge and serving as the backbone of Hawaii’s commercial freight infrastructure. We Do Logistics maintains a close operational relationship with Young Brothers — providing direct access to inter-island barge scheduling, container logistics, and island-to-island freight coordination. For any federal or commercial client requiring multi-island logistics in Hawaii, our Young Brothers relationship is a critical operational advantage.
We Do Logistics maintains a strategic cohort relationship with WorldCraft Logistics — a Vietnam-based logistics operation with deep Asia-Pacific trade lane expertise. WorldCraft’s Lead of Operations Innovation, Phong Nguyen — a Korea Maritime & Ocean University graduate — brings Pacific freight intelligence, international rate benchmarking, and Asia-Pacific operational insights that strengthen We Do Logistics’ Pacific Basin capabilities.
This partnership enables We Do Logistics to coordinate logistics solutions across Hawaii-Asia Pacific routes with a level of regional expertise that no mainland U.S. operator can match.
We Do Logistics has built a VIP International Cohort — a curated network of logistics professionals, federal contracting specialists, Pacific trade experts, and military commerce professionals who collaborate across borders and industries. Cohort members currently span Vietnam, Washington D.C., Maui, and the continental United States.
This cohort is not a referral network. It is a strategic partnership ecosystem — where shared intelligence, combined capabilities, and aligned missions create opportunities that no individual organization could capture alone.