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Legacy Supply Chain Opens New Corporate Headquarters in Downtown Indianapolis

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The newly established corporate office underscores the firm’s ongoing expansion, dedication to talent development, and pledge to assist clients in navigating an increasingly intricate supply chain environment

Indianapolis is our corporate home because it offers everything we value — an outstanding business climate, world-class logistics infrastructure, access to exceptional talent, and hard-working values.”— Mike Glodziak, President & CEOINDIANAPOLIS, IN, UNITED STATES, July 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Legacy Supply Chain (Legacy), a premier provider of tailored supply chain services, revealed today that its new corporate headquarters has opened in downtown Indianapolis. This step marks the most recent phase in the organization’s ongoing expansion path, strengthening its dedication to innovation, client connectivity, and drawing in the upcoming generation of supply chain professionals.

Positioned at 10 W. Market Street, Suite 2325, the new headquarters situates Legacy at the center of Indianapolis’ commercial district and among North America’s foremost logistics hubs. “As our company continues to grow, we wanted our headquarters to reflect who we’ve evolved to and where we’re headed,” said Mike Glodziak, President & CEO of Legacy Supply Chain. “Indianapolis is our corporate home because it offers everything we value — an outstanding business climate, world-class logistics infrastructure, access to exceptional talent, and hard-working values. This investment reinforces our commitment to our employees, our customers, and the future of our business.”

Often called the “Crossroads of America,” Indianapolis delivers unmatched access to North American distribution and transport networks owing to its central location, interstate highway system, rail connections, and international airport. This setting also allows Legacy’s executive team to stay conveniently close to clients and physical operations across the Midwest, Eastern United States, and Greater Toronto Area, while deepening ties with strategic allies and industry bodies.
“Our business has always been built on people,” Glodziak added. “We designed this space to bring our teams together and create an environment where collaboration and innovation happen naturally. That is how we deliver better solutions for our customers by helping them connect, scale and transform their supply chains.”

This announcement arrives as entities across various sectors continue reassessing their supply chain approaches in the face of growing consumer demands, heightened regulatory complexity, workforce shortages, cybersecurity threats, and fast-evolving technologies. Legacy has persisted in funding technology-driven capabilities and operational excellence to assist clients in enhancing visibility, reinforcing compliance, refining logistics networks, and developing more resilient supply chains. The new headquarters embodies that same forward-looking mindset — establishing a collaborative workspace that fosters innovation while placing the company for sustained expansion.

About Legacy Supply Chain
Legacy Supply Chain has been transforming supply chains to power business growth and communities for more than 40 years. We combine enterprise-grade capabilities with a human touch — rolling up our sleeves, solving problems side-by-side with our customers, and building solutions that create lasting value. With over 30 operations across the United States and Canada, Legacy offers warehousing & distribution, eCommerce fulfillment, and transportation solutions that stand the test of time.

For more information, visit legacyscs.com.

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David Hall

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