Before joining AT&T, he ran Sea-Land Services, a giant shipping company, and more than doubled the company's revenues in three years.

The company originated from Sea-Land Service, Inc.

At some stage she was converted into a container vessel for Sea-Land Service.

At that time, the ship was sold to Sea-Land Service of Wilmington, Delaware.

The company however went bankrupt in 1978 and the ships sold to Sea-Land Service, Inc.

Matson sold the ship to Sea-Land Services, Inc. on 15 September, 1961.

Sold to Sea-Land Service, Inc. on 26 May 1967 she was converted into a container ship.

He later founded Sea-Land Service, Inc., one of the pioneers in the intermodal cargo transport business.

Malcom McLean, founder of the company that became Sea-Land Service, thought not like a seaman but like a salesman.

After the war he joined Brown Industries, and in the late 1950s Maclean's Sea-Land Service.