Global Critical Logistics
Marina Takagi is an experienced professional in project management and design, currently serving as an IT Associate Project Manager at Global Critical Logistics since February 2024. Previously, Marina held multiple roles at Dietl International Services, including Senior Project Coordinator and Project Coordinator in Gallery Services. Other notable positions include User Experience Designer at BuyNoir, UX/UI Designer at Moment Studio, and Lead Product Designer at Tenali AI. Earlier experience also includes research assistance at the Lunder Institute for American Art and Colby College, along with internships at Beauvais Carpets, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Morris Museum. Marina earned a Bachelor of Arts in Art History and Global Studies with a concentration in Human Rights from Colby College and has completed coursework at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. Education includes high school at Chatham High School and attendance at Princeton Japanese Language School.
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Global Critical Logistics
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Headquartered in Los Angeles CA, Global Critical Logistics (GCL) is the holding company for Rock-it Global (a consolidated company of the former Rock-it Cargo and Sound Moves) a provider of high-touch, mission-critical air, ocean and surface freight forwarding and logistics to the live entertainment and music touring, sports and broadcasting, fine arts, classic and high-end automobiles, film & TV, corporate events, industrial projects, and humanitarian relief end markets through its family of affiliated leading brands (including but not limited to, Rock-it Global, Dietl, Dynamic International, Cosdel, CargoLive and Waiver). Through their offices in North America, Europe, the Middle East, China, Japan, Australia, Central and South America, augmented by a network of long-term partner agents specializing in critical logistics, the companies of CGL have served thousands of customers annually for over 40 years with bespoke, specialized logistics solutions for the most demanding transportation requirements on all seven continents.