We can step into almost any import-related problem, with a commercial core around recovery, classification, CBP support, and ongoing compliance management. Based in Austin, Texas, and fully remote, working with U.S. importers across North America.
Why we exist
MGS helps importers and exporters navigate the issues that slow business down, cost money, or create unnecessary risk.
We bring together compliance, commercial reality, and execution, giving your team the right expertise, support, and resources wherever the issue leads.
From customs and duty recovery to export controls, brokerage, logistics, and trade counsel, we help find the path forward and stay with you until the work is done.
How we work
No importer is told they are owed a specific refund before we have reviewed actual entry data. Any figure discussed before that point is described as estimated exposure.
We describe our work by sector and by finding. We do not use a client's results in a pitch without their specific approval.
Everything we publish comes from completed engagements and is tied to MGS records. Technical customs content is reviewed before it is published.
Recovery without correction means recovering the same money again next year. Every engagement ends with the underlying error corrected and controls in place.
Our Team
A senior team, plus resource partners we bring in when a matter calls for them.
Founder & Sr. Global Trade Advisor
Licensed Customs Broker, IEEPA Refund Specialist
Sr. Customs Analyst
Customs Analyst
Customs Analyst
One relationship. More ways to solve the problem.
MGS works with a vetted network of trade attorneys, customs brokers, logistics providers, warehousing partners, staffing firms, and other specialists.
When a client needs support outside our core scope, we can bring in the right partner, coordinate the work, and stay involved from the trade compliance side.
The goal is simple: give importers and exporters access to the resources they need, reduce unnecessary cost, and create a more efficient path from problem to solution.
A working conversation about what your import program is actually doing.
