Start with the people waiting on the shipment.
HHX looks at the shipper, receiver, customer, venue, installer, and internal team affected by the move.
About HHX Logistics
People-led logistics for shipments that need ownership.
HHX is built around a simple working standard: important freight should have clear communication, careful attention, and a team that stays close to the details.
Hands-on Detail-aware Shipper-first
Mission
Make complex freight feel owned from the first conversation to the final handoff.
HHX exists for shippers who need more than a loose carrier handoff. The work starts with understanding what is moving, why it matters, who is waiting on it, and what details can affect the outcome.
That means the people behind the shipment matter. HHX keeps the conversation close to the product, the schedule, the receiving location, and the customer experience the shipment represents.
Company story
HHX was shaped around the gap between a freight quote and a successful delivery.
Many shipments involve more than a pickup and a destination. There may be manufacturers, vendors, installers, venue contacts, receivers, customers, and time-sensitive decisions involved before the freight ever moves.
HHX's place in that process is to keep the important details connected. The company is positioned around communication, practical problem-solving, and the responsibility to keep shipments from becoming anonymous freight.
Keep the details visible before freight is moving.
Product condition, timing, access, handling needs, and receiving expectations are treated as part of the plan.
Stay accountable through the handoff.
The HHX standard is to stay involved when communication, timing, or final delivery details matter.
The people behind HHX
Freight coordination is still a people business.
Behind every HHX shipment is a team responsible for listening carefully, asking the right questions, and keeping the next step clear.
HHX Leadership
Jack Abaryan
Part of the HHX team responsible for keeping the company standard direct, accountable, and customer-aware.
Sales
Chris Maciel
Helps shippers translate a product, deadline, and receiving situation into a clear coordination path.
Operations
Tony Mayen
Supports the operational follow-through that keeps shipment details visible from planning to delivery.
HHX Team
JohnPaul Dela Rosa
Supports the coordination work behind HHX's customer communication and shipment follow-through.
HHX Team
Marjorie Alvarez
Part of the HHX team helping keep internal details, customer needs, and shipment communication organized.
HHX Team
Lucy Issa
Supports the people-first work that helps HHX keep freight coordination clear and responsive.
How HHX shows up
The company standard is practical, direct, and accountable.
Say what matters clearly.
Shippers need useful updates, not vague movement language when customers or project teams are waiting.
Treat the product like it represents someone.
Finished products, high-value goods, equipment, and customer-facing deliveries deserve attention before the handoff.
Respect the window.
Delivery dates, receiving windows, event schedules, and installation plans are part of the freight plan.
Keep the next step visible.
HHX is built around staying involved when the details are too important to leave unattended.
Talk with HHX
Have a shipment question or want to reach the team?
Use the contact page to reach HHX operations or share shipment details through the existing quote path.