When Muzi Eideh And His Five Brothers Bought A Modest Melbourne Company In The Late 1980s, It Kickstarted The Success Story That Is Bluestar Global Logistics.
In 1987, Muzi Eideh had just dutifully completed, what they called at the time, ‘a computer operator course’. Little did he know that, soon after, an opportunity would arise for him to purchase a small company with his brothers, which would later grow into a successful business with Muzi at its helm.
Muzi is today the CEO and Chairman of Bluestar Global Logistics, a global service provider that handles thousands of transactions daily, providing national door-to-door deliveries, international freight forwarding, 3PL warehousing and B2C home deliveries. Bluestar was first established in Melbourne and while it started as a local taxi truck business, it eventually extended its footprint to cover all of the major Australian cities. More recently, it added cold logistics to its portfolio, which predominantly looks after general freight requirements, accommodating for anything in need of refrigeration, freezer-type transport and/ or climate-controlled vehicles.
“We started the company with a lot of hope and ambition, and those two things got us to where we are today,” shares Muzi. “Seeing where the business is now, we feel really happy and excited.”
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