Logistics Plus, Inc. has been named one of the 2026 Greatest Places to Intern in PA by the Pennsylvania Chamber Foundation. The recognition honors organizations across industries and sizes that provide exceptional internship experiences to students throughout the Commonwealth.
The award celebrates employers that invest in mentorship, professional development, and hands-on learning — helping prepare students for successful careers while strengthening Pennsylvania's future workforce. Logistics Plus joins a distinguished group of Pennsylvania employers receiving the honor this year.
Yuriy Ostapyak, CEO of Logistics Plus, added, "We are honored to be named as one of the greatest places to intern in Pennsylvania. I myself started with LP as an intern twenty years ago, and couldn't be more proud of this recognition. Investing in the next generation of talent is not only good for these students, it's also good for Erie, for Pennsylvania, and for the future of our industry."
Headquartered in Erie, Pennsylvania, Logistics Plus built its nearly three-decades-long internship program to give students practical exposure to global logistics operations, technology, sales, marketing, finance, human resources, and more. Interns work alongside experienced professionals on real projects, gaining the skills and confidence that help translate classroom learning into career readiness.
Logistics Plus representatives will be in Harrisburg this week to accept the recognition during a celebration of National Intern Day on Thursday, July 30, 2026. The day includes a luncheon at the Pennsylvania Chamber offices, followed by a press conference in the Main Capitol Rotunda featuring remarks from PA Chamber representatives, Auditor General Tim DeFoor, members of the Shapiro administration, employers, and interns. The event highlights the critical role internships play in Pennsylvania's continued economic success.
The "Greatest Places to Intern in PA" program is part of the Pennsylvania Chamber Foundation's broader workforce development strategy, which emphasizes expanding access to paid internships to build a skilled talent pipeline and encourage graduates to build their futures in Pennsylvania.