Millhouse Logistics announced on October 22, 2026, that Bryan Foe had been appointed chief executive officer following its acquisition by Koliway LLC. The time-critical transportation provider said it would retain its existing brand and operating authorities while the new owner supports investment in technology, people and service capabilities.
Key Takeaways
- Koliway has acquired Millhouse, which says customers and carriers will face no disruption to existing services.
- New CEO Bryan Foe brings more than three decades of logistics leadership experience.
- Planned IVIA software investment targets faster quoting, better shipment visibility and greater automation.
Table of Contents
- Millhouse Logistics retains its operating identity
- Foe takes charge of service expansion
- IVIA investment targets visibility and automation
- Conclusion
Millhouse Logistics retains its operating identity
The acquisition changes ownership without replacing Millhouse’s established name, operating authorities or customer-service model. The company said customers and carriers would experience no disruption during the transition.
Koliway, founded in 2021, focuses on logistics, transportation and supply-chain businesses. Its founder and managing partner, Chris Kolquist, said the investment would support Millhouse’s people and technology, with customer and carrier relationships remaining central to the business.
The announcement did not disclose the purchase price or an investment budget. The stated operational priority is to expand resources and capacity while preserving existing service relationships.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Expedited transportation | Ground and air freight services for time-critical shipments. |
| Truckload services | Full truckload transportation is part of Millhouse’s service offering. |
| Container transport | Drayage is included among the company’s logistics services. |
| International movements | Cross-border solutions support high-priority freight. |
Foe takes charge of service expansion
Foe previously held executive roles at C.H. Robinson, GlobalTranz and Carpool Logistics. At Millhouse, his remit includes expanding service capabilities, strengthening customer relationships and supporting operations across North America.
Millhouse serves customers with high-priority transportation needs, including manufacturers, automotive companies, aerospace businesses, healthcare organizations and importers and exporters. Foe said joining Koliway would provide resources and operational expertise to scale the business while preserving responsiveness and accountability.
IVIA investment targets visibility and automation
Koliway plans continued investment in Millhouse’s IVIA software platform to improve quote turnaround times, shipment visibility, automation and transportation decision-making. These are planned improvements, rather than reported performance gains; the announcement supplied no implementation timetable or quantified targets.
The product’s Active Shipments tracking guide, dated August 9, 2023, describes existing tools for viewing driver locations, monitoring shipment status and sending customer email updates. Those functions provide context for the visibility and automation priorities, but the documentation does not establish the acquisition or the new investment plans.
Conclusion
With the acquisition completed and Foe appointed, the next phase is the planned expansion of service capabilities and technology investment. Millhouse Logistics has not announced a timetable for those improvements.
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