Arpin Group

Arpin Group, Inc. is a holding company that is headquartered in the State of Rhode Island.[1] They provide corporate, government, military and private (C.O.D.) moving services[2] as well as specialized transportation services.

Arpin Group
Privately owned and operated
IndustryMoving & Storage
Founded1900
HeadquartersWest Warwick, Rhode Island, United States
Key people
David Arpin, President & CEO Peter Arpin, Executive VP
Websitehttp://www.arpingroup.com
Arpin Van Lines moving van, Superior Township, Michigan

Companies

Arpin Group is made up of various, disparate subsidiaries. These smaller companies are Arpin Van Lines,[3] Arpin International Group,[1][3] Arpin Broadcasting Network, Arpin Renewable Energy, Intermodal Credit Corp,[3] and Creative Storage Solutions. They also have major subsidiaries placed in places such as Canada,[3] Germany,[1] Singapore,[4] and Ireland.[5]

Arpin International Group and Arpin Van Lines came together in 2007 in order to co-create a new subsidiary called Arpin Military Operations Center. It is used to provide services to military customers that wish for their shipments and claim settlements to be monitored.[2]

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References
  1. "Arpin Group opens first office in Germany" - Providence Business News
  2. "Arpin Group Military Operations Center to Centralize Quality Control" - RISMedia
  3. "Arpin opens first office in Canada" - Providence Business Media
  4. "Arpin International Group Extends to Singapore" - Business Wire
  5. "Arpin International Group Opens Customer Service Center in Ireland" (PDF). Arpin Group. Retrieved 2010-03-10.
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