Vector Global Logistics Lands on Inaugural PurposeBuilt100 List

Vector Global Logistics, a Certified B Corp based in Atlanta, was named to the first PurposeBuilt100 list recognizing America’s fastest-growing mission-driven companies. The honor highlights how the freight forwarder’s growth and humanitarian work are being recognized together ahead of the list’s official rankings in August.

Why it matters: - Vector Global Logistics is being recognized not just for growth, but for pairing that growth with measurable social impact. - The PurposeBuilt100 list spotlights mission-driven companies that are shaping how business performance and community impact are evaluated. - The recognition gives added visibility to Vector’s Logistics With Purpose® model, which ties commercial freight forwarding to nonprofit and humanitarian support.

What happened: - Vector Global Logistics was named to the inaugural PurposeBuilt100™, a list of 100 companies recognized as America’s fastest-growing mission-driven firms. - The Atlanta-based company was selected from thousands of organizations across the United States. - The announcement came July 21, 2026. - The list is produced by The Super Crowd, Inc., a Public Benefit Corporation. - The official rankings will be revealed during SuperCrowd26, an online event set for August 25–27, 2026.

The details: - Vector Global Logistics is a Certified B Corporation and international freight forwarding company. - The company was co-founded by Enrique Alvarez and Brian Oxley in 2013. - Vector’s Logistics With Purpose® approach is built around helping businesses manage complex global logistics while supporting nonprofit organizations, humanitarian initiatives, and disaster response efforts. - Over the past year, Vector expanded its Logistics With Purpose® initiatives and strengthened ties within the global B Corp community. - Vector is one of about 10,000 Certified B Corporations worldwide. - That certification is based on assessment of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. - The company says its work serves commercial clients while creating value for people, communities, and the environment. - From 2024 through 2026, Vector coordinated aid shipments to Ukraine. - Vector also helped rally the logistics community after floods in Valencia, Spain, and after a hurricane in Jamaica. - Beginning in June, Vector established a coordination network after the earthquake in Venezuela to connect humanitarian organizations, logistics providers, and industry partners. - Beyond disaster response, Vector continued working with nonprofit organizations focused on education, healthcare, homelessness, and community development. - More information is available here.

Between the lines: - The recognition suggests mission-driven logistics firms are gaining attention as investors, customers, and partners look for companies that can show both growth and measurable impact. - Vector’s repeated involvement in disaster response points to a business model that uses core operating capabilities as a public-service asset, not just a commercial service. - The company’s B Corp status gives the PurposeBuilt100 honor a built-in credibility test around social and environmental performance.

What's next: - Vector Global Logistics will continue operating its commercial freight forwarding business alongside its Logistics With Purpose® initiatives. - The company is expected to highlight the PurposeBuilt100 recognition as the official rankings approach in late August. - SuperCrowd26 will reveal the list’s rankings and likely bring more attention to the companies named on the inaugural roster.

The bottom line: - Vector Global Logistics is being rewarded for a growth story that is tied directly to humanitarian and community impact, not separated from it.