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Parsel joins International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA)

‍Atlanta, Georgia — June 5, 2026 - Parsel, a rising leader in logistics technology and orchestration, announced it has officially joined International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA) as its newest member. This meaningful collaboration aligns Parsel with industry leaders dedicated to solving fragmentation in the complex world of logistics.

As the supply chain industry increasingly relies on data-driven insights and automation, Parsel’s proprietary technology will offer the association fresh perspectives on reducing cost, improving delivery performance, increasing operational visibility, and more.

“All of us at Parsel are really excited about joining IWLA,” said Ben Cronsberry, Head of GTM & Partnerships at Parsel. “We look forward to collaborating with other industry pioneers to tackle current supply chain disruptions and accelerate the adoption of smarter logistics technology solutions.”

By joining forces with IWLA, Parsel aims to contribute to shaping the future of supply chain infrastructure. Look out for Parsel at major industry events and conferences this year and request a demo at www.getparsel.com.

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About Parsel

Parsel is an open shipping network that aggregates national, regional, and emerging carriers to give ecommerce shippers faster delivery at better rates with on‑demand pickups and unified tracking.​ By combining software, carrier connectivity, and logistics infrastructure into a single platform, Parsel helps businesses make smarter transportation decisions without requiring an entire operations team behind the scenes. Our mission is simple: make world-class logistics capabilities accessible to every merchant, not just the largest ones. Learn more at www.getparsel.com.

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About IWLA

Since 1891, the International Warehouse Logistics Association (IWLA) has been the resource for warehouse logistics, advocacy, and education. For more information, visit www.IWLA.com. IWLA, formerly the American Warehouse Association, serves nearly 600 corporate members representing 3,000 warehousing locations.

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