Atlanta, GA March 24, 2023 – Coregistics has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2023 honor by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Top Workplaces. The list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner Energage, LLC. The confidential survey uniquely measures 15 culture drivers that are critical to the success of any organization: including alignment, execution, and connection, just to name a few.
“Earning a Top Workplaces award is a badge of honor for companies, especially because it comes authentically from their employees,” said Eric Rubino, Energage CEO. “That’s something to be proud of. In today’s market, leaders must ensure they’re allowing employees to have a voice and be heard. That’s paramount. Top Workplaces do this, and it pays dividends.”
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With seventeen strategic locations across the United States, totaling nearly 2.5 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry.
ATLANTA, GA – (Jan. 1, 2022) – Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company, marks 2021 as a year of tremendous growth. The company increased staff, opened two new locations, and welcomed a new client in the pharmaceutical sector.
“It was another banner year for Coregistics,” said Chris Wilhelm, President of Coregistics. “Over the past 18 months, we have more than doubled our staff. We now have 17 locations from coast to coast to serve our growing roster of prestigious clients. We also welcomed a new major client that brought us back into the pharmaceutical space where we excel. We look forward to continuing to grow our platform in the year ahead, all while maintaining the premier level of service our clients rely on.”
Coregistics continues to innovate and evolve its service capabilities to maintain its market leading position in the contract packaging world. The company’s unique, ‘no excuses, no blame,’ approach combined with its guarantee to save customers time and money has led to its long-term success and relationships with some of the biggest retail brands across the globe.
The company serves a wide range of industries including consumer and household products, OTC pharmaceutical, health and beauty, personal care, hardware and power tools, automotive, consumer electronics and food and beverage.
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With seventeen strategic locations across the United States, totaling nearly 2.5 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
Coregistics Expands Footprint with 200,000 SF Facility in Lithia Springs, GA
ATLANTA, GA – (June 1, 2021) – Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company, today announced it has opened a new location in Lithia Springs, GA. Located at 750 Maxham Road, the 200,000-square-foot logistics facility expands the growing company’s national footprint to nearly 2.5 million square feet.
“We are pleased to add this modern logistics facility to our portfolio, and even more delighted to welcome our new customer, a pharmaceutical giant and Fortune 100 company,” said Eric J. Wilhelm, founder and CEO of Coregistics. “At Coregistics, we never stop exploring new ways to improve our service and offerings and are proud to now offer 17 locations nationwide to serve our customers’ contract packaging needs and help grow their topline revenue.”
Coregistics continues to innovate and evolve its service capabilities to maintain its market leading position in the contract packaging world. The company’s unique, ‘no excuses, no blame,’ approach combined with its guarantee to save customers time and money has led to its long-term success and relationships with some of the biggest retail brands across the globe.
The company serves a wide range of industries including consumer and household products, OTC pharmaceutical, health and beauty, personal care, hardware and power tools, automotive, consumer electronics and food and beverage.
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With 17 strategic locations across the United States, totaling nearly 2.5 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
ATLANTA, GA – (March 17, 2021) – Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company, is celebrating ten years of major growth. Founded in 2011 by Chairman Eric J. Wilhelm with just a handful of employees, the company now measures more than 160 employees strong across 17 locations nationwide.
“We have come a long way,” said Eric J. Wilhelm, CEO and Founder of Coregistics. “All these years, we have grown together, built a great team, expanded our business, earned the trust of the retail industry’s biggest brand names and today, we’re proud to be an award-winning, best-in-class service provider with a stellar reputation for turn-on-a-dime flexibility and sophisticated systems.”
Chris Wilhelm, President of Coregistics, added, “A major key to our success is our unique company culture that is engrained in all of our employees. Our ‘question everything, miss nothing mentality,’ automates continuous improvement and makes heroes out of our clients. It empowers our employees to make a proactive impact every day and ensures on time, in full deliveries for our clients, every time. We’re excited about the position we’re in today and look forward to continuing to grow over the next decade.”
Now in its tenth year of business, Coregistics continues to innovate and evolve its service capabilities to maintain its market leading position in the contract packaging world. The company’s unique, ‘no excuses, no blame,’ approach combined with its guarantee to save customers time and money has led to its long-term success and relationships with some of the biggest retail brands across the globe.
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With seventeen strategic locations across the United States, totaling nearly 2.5 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
ATLANTA, GA – (March 1, 2021) – Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company, today announced Chris Wilhelm has been appointed President of the company. In this capacity, the well accomplished industry veteran who brings more than two decades of experience, will be responsible for driving the overall direction of the company, as well as managing the day-to-day operations across the company’s 17 locations nationwide.
Company founder, Eric J. Wilhelm, will continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer of Coregistics, working together with his son on the overall vision and strategy of the company moving forward.
“I couldn’t be more proud or excited than to promote my son Chris to President of Coregistics,” commented Eric J. Wilhelm. “Chris has grown up in the business and worked every job from the production lines to the forklifts to serving as a key member of my executive team. He knows the ins and outs of this business and lives our company culture every day. I’m confident Coregistics will continue to grow and thrive under his leadership.”
Chris Wilhelm added, “My father has always brought such an extraordinary vision to the contract packaging business, which has helped set Coregistics apart and remain a competitive leader all these years. He has created a culture that encourages superior performance, and I look forward to continuing his legacy as we move into this new chapter.”
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With seventeen strategic locations across the United States, totaling nearly 2.5 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
Coregistics Opens New 400,000 SF Facility in Franklin Park, IL
ATLANTA, GA – (June 1, 2020) – Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company, today announced it has opened a new location in Franklin Park, IL. Located at 11601 Copenhagen Court, the brand new 400,370-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility expands the growing company’s national footprint to more than 2 million square feet.
“We are pleased to add this modern logistics facility to our portfolio, and even more delighted to welcome a major new Fortune 100 company within the pet food industry to our diverse customer mix,” said Eric J. Wilhelm, founder and CEO of Coregistics. “Our organic growth is a testament to our unique corporate culture combined with our innovative packaging solutions that serve to meet our customers needs today and beyond.”
Coregistics continues to innovate and evolve its service capabilities to maintain its market leading position in the contract packaging world. The company’s unique, ‘no excuses, no blame,’ approach combined with its guarantee to save customers time and money has led to its long-term success and relationships with some of the biggest retail brands across the globe.
The company serves a wide range of industries including consumer and household products, OTC pharmaceutical, health and beauty, personal care, hardware and power tools, automotive, consumer electronics and food and beverage.
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With 17 strategic locations across the United States, totaling approximately 2 million square feet of state-of-the-art space, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
Article from Packaging World – Co-packer shows off ‘Stranger Things’
Live from PMMI Roadshow: Co-packer shows off ‘Stranger Things’
A tour of Coregistics headquarters reveals some ‘Stranger Things,’ as well as a very complex labeling line for Coca-Cola, both of which demonstrate the co-packer’s belief that ‘no customer job is impossible.’
Coregistics Announces Brand Refresh and Launches New User-Friendly Website
New Tagline, ‘This Changes Everything,’ Represents the Company’s Position as the Bold Disruptor that Continuously Challenges the Industry to Think far Outside the Box
ATLANTA, GA – (November 29, 2017) – Coregistics—the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company—today unveiled the next evolution of its brand. Featuring a refreshed logo and tagline, ‘This Changes Everything,’ the company’s new look and feel reflects its industry leading position as the bold industry disruptor and innovator. Coregistics also today launched its newly redesigned website, which features a clean, modern design and user-friendly platform.
“As a cutting-edge company, our business continues to evolve, solidifying its market leading positing as the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company,” said Coregistics Founder and CEO Eric Wilhelm. “Our refreshed brand image, messaging and website platform reflect our business evolution. We are excited about the launch of our new website, which reflects our personality and provides an engaging, user-friendly experience for our visitors.”
Coregistics’ new identity has been successfully rolled out on the organization’s website, and will be updated across further materials over the next 12 months.
The new website offers improved navigation and functionality throughout, allowing customers to ask questions with live responses, access detailed product information and watch engaging videos.
The company is inviting visitors to share their feedback on the new website by posting a comment on any of their social media pages including LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.
About Coregistics
Headquartered in Kennesaw, Ga., Coregistics is a packaging-centric supply chain services company. Led by a team of elite industry professionals, Coregistics provides unique primary and secondary packaging solutions to a wide variety of consumer goods companies. From packaging design and material sourcing to customization and distribution, Coregistics delivers the right combination of the services customers need to successfully deliver their products to retail. With five strategic locations in Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey, and Tennessee, as well as customer embedded operations and capabilities nationwide, Coregistics has the agility and scalability to meet the growing demands of a constantly changing industry. Visit coregistics.com to learn more.
Coregistics’ Gears & Greens event benefits Be the Match Foundation
On Nov. 6, more than 250 guests attended Coregistics’ Fourth Annual Gears & Greens Charity Golf Tournament and Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show at Marietta Country Club, raising more than $100,000 for the largest marrow registry in the world — Be the Match.
This annual event, hosted by Coregistics — the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company based in Kennesaw, — is the most successful event of its kind across the nation, according to Joy King, executive director of Be The Match Foundation. She added, “We are beyond grateful to Eric and Deborah Wilhelm, the entire Coregistics team and all of their event sponsors for coming together and helping us advance our lifesaving mission at Be The Match.”
Coregistics founder and CEO Eric Wilhelm and his wife Deborah were inspired to start this charity event four years ago. Since its inception, the event has raised nearly $500,000.
“Thanks to our hardworking employees and generosity of our customers and industry partners, this year’s event was our most successful one yet,” said Eric Wilhelm. “Giving back to the communities where we live and work is at the heart of everything we do here at Coregistics. We are so proud to have raised nearly a half million dollars over the past few years for such a worthwhile cause as Be The Match. Together, we are truly making a difference and saving lives.”
As part of the charity event, Be The Match arranged for a heartwarming meeting between a life-saving donor, 31-year-old Jennifer Shannon from Gainesville, and recipient, 54-year-old Bobbie Jean Yonker from Dinosaur, Co.
Through Shannon’s selfless actions, she helped save the life of Yonker — a stranger — by being a bone marrow donor with the ‘Be the Match’ donation program. “I just couldn’t imagine having the chance to save a life and saying no!” said Shannon, who joined the Be The Match registry during her sophomore year at Georgia College & State University. Ten years after joining, Shannon was surprised when she got the call for help, but jumped at the opportunity.
“I’m so grateful for this young lady,” added Yonker, a 54-year-old wife and mom of two sons who was suffering from extreme fatigue and headaches when her blood work revealed these symptoms were caused by acute myeloid leukemia. Thankfully, Shannon provided the life-saving transplant she needed. “I received her donation in time, and I know in my heart that her generosity is the only reason I am now able to grow old with my husband. She saved my life! Without her, I would be dead,” added Yonkers.
Brickforce Staffing was this year’s title sponsor of the event. For the fourth year in a row, fab’rik West Cobb generously provided all the clothing and models for the fashion show portion of the event.
Every day, thousands of people across the U.S., including hundreds in the greater Atlanta area, are in need of lifesaving bone marrow donations. Be the Match Foundation helps match patients diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma and other life-threatening diseases with compatible donors. To learn more about the cure, visit BeTheMatch.org.
Gainesville blood marrow donor meets recipient whose life she helped save
Bobbie Jean Yonker, left, received a bone marrow donation from Jennifer Shannon. – photo by For The Times
Be the Match received more than $100,000 in donations from the fundraiser Nov. 6. – photo by For The Times
Gainesville resident Jennifer Shannon signed up with Be the Match her sophomore year of college not knowing 10 years later she would receive a call to save a woman’s life by donating bone marrow.
Now 31, Shannon was able to meet recipient Bobbie Jean Yonker, 54 ,of Colorado, for the first time this month.
On Nov. 6, more than 250 guests attended Coregistics’ fourth annual Gears & Greens Charity Golf Tournament and Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show at Marietta Country Club, where the two women were united.
“Jennifer is literally my angel here on earth. It was amazing meeting her and I still get goosebumps just thinking about it,” Yonker said. “I carry her blood type now. She changed my life in so many ways. The fact that I can live and be here is incredible.”
Shannon donated bone marrow in January 2016 and Yonker reached out to her in March.
“It was pretty incredible meeting her in person. You are required to wait one full year before you can make contact or know information about the individual you donate to,” Shannon said. “We spoke on the phone and since then we have texted and kept up with each other on Facebook. It was super cool to be able to meet her because a lot of people never get to meet their donors.”
Shannon said it was “super humbling to hear her story in person and see how great she looked,” and she enjoys the fun facts.
“Bobbie’s blood type changed from A positive to O negative like mine, her thyroid issues went away because she has my blood now, her hair turned curly like mine and we actually share DNA,” Shannon said.
Shannon said donating “really wasn’t a decision at all.”
“It was something I was 100 percent going to do regardless of what it took for me to go through. I don’t know how you could say no to saving someone’s life. It is the greatest thing you could ever do,” Shannon said. “You hear all the stories about donating bone marrow, how painful it can be, but a couple of days of down time for me compared to what Bobbie had been going though, it was nothing. It was an easy decision.”
Shannon said donating and being in the database is the “greatest gift you could give anyone.”
“My health didn’t change; it wasn’t painful. I donated stem cells, so I went through a dialysis process. That process was painless for me. The next day I felt no different,” Shannon said. “It really is something I think everyone should consider, being in the database and helping each other out.”
Throughout her time at Georgia College and State University, Shannon said she volunteered with Children’s Hospital in Macon and the Children’s Miracle Network.
“We did a big fundraiser every year called Dance Marathon, and my sophomore year I was on the executive committee. During Dance Marathon, we had Be the Match come out and swab anyone that wanted to. I got swabbed to be in the database,” Shannon said.
“It is one of those things that you don’t think about and forget that you ever did it until you get a phone call or letter saying you have matched someone, which is pretty cool.”
Shannon received the first call in October 2015, which was sent out to five people for additional bloodwork to find the right match.
“I did the bloodwork then got a letter a month later saying that the patient no longer needed my donation. In December they called me back and said that actually I was the best match and that they needed me to donate as soon as possible. The quicker I could do it, the better for her,” Shannon said. “There was never a hesitation on my end regardless of what it was going to entail me going through.”
Yonker, a wife and mom of two sons from Dinosaur, Colorado, suffered from extreme fatigue and headaches in June 2015 when her blood work revealed these symptoms were caused by acute myeloid leukemia.
“When it came time for my transplant, the gentleman that they had picked originally couldn’t do it because he had health issues he didn’t know about. They called Jennifer back and told her she was their only chance. I was on dialysis for about five months and it was hard,” Yonker said.
“I cannot thank Jennifer enough for being there and doing what she did. I received her donation in time, and I know in my heart that her generosity is the only reason I am now able to grow old with my husband. She saved my life. Without her, I would be dead. I am healthy, happy, doing yoga and aerobic swimming. I feel wonderful and can’t believe it after all that I went through.”
The benefit raised more than $100,000 for the largest marrow registry in the world, Be the Match.
“It is worth being out there in case someone else needs you,” Shannon said. “There are so many people out there that there aren’t matches for. It never hurts to put yourself out there and be in the system. I feel very humbled by it, because I don’t feel like I did anything great, but at the same time to think that I allowed this woman to be cancer-free, spend more time with her children and husband, friends and the rest of her family.”
The event is hosted by Coregistics, the industry’s leading packaging-centric supply chain solutions company based in Kennesaw. Created by Coregistics Founder and CEO Eric Wilhelm and his wife Deborah, the event has raised nearly a half-million dollars since its inception.
“Giving back to the communities where we live and work is at the heart of everything we do here at Coregistics,” said Eric Wilhelm. “Together, we are truly making a difference and saving lives.”
Be the Match Foundation helps match patients diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma and other life-threatening diseases with compatible donors.
“Be the Match is the only reason I am alive,” Yonker said. “Stem cell research has been the most amazing thing, and if it hadn’t been for them ,there is no way I was living. I would do anything I could possibly do to help support Be the Match. If people could put their names on that registry and save someone’s life, that is a life-giving thing that is amazing.”
