Coyote Logistics moves corporate headquarters to Alpharetta

Coyote Logistics, LLC, moved its corporate headquarters to the Brookside Concourse in Alpharetta.

Coyote, which provides truckload, intermodal, air, ocean and supply chain services across North America and Europe, has leased the 36,556 square-foot facility in the business park.

Brookside Concourse is a 45-acre complex that has more than 550,000 square-feet of office space, managed by The Alter Group, a national corporate real estate development firm.

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