(NYSE-MKT: RLGT) Cowen and Company 10th Annual Global Transportation Conference Boston Harbor Hotel September 7, 2017 Exhibit 99.1

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Radiant Logistics – Investment Highlights Leading Non-Asset Based Multi-Modal 3rd Party Logistics (3PL) Provider Low capital intensity offers strong cash flow and return characteristics Significant flexibility in responding to changing industries and economic conditions Dense Geographical Footprint More than 100 operating locations across North America (including 20 company owned locations) Geographic reach and product offering provides compelling opportunity for new agents to join network Highly Diversified Customer and Agent Base 10,000+ individual customers No single agency station accounting for > 5% of net revenues Strong and Consistent Growth Since Inception 40% annual revenue growth and 50% annual adjusted EBITDA growth between fiscal 2006 and fiscal 2016 Continued double digit growth in adjusted EBITDA is projected for fiscal 2017 Well Positioned for Continued Growth with Track Record of Execution Completed 18 acquisitions since January 2006 Low leverage and ample liquidity for future acquisitions Current platform provides broad universe of potential M&A opportunities Proven Management Team Aligned with Shareholders Radiant continues to be led by its founder and CEO, Bohn Crain Significant ownership by insiders, including approximately 10.0 million shares (~20%) by Bohn Crain

Company History Radiant has significant experience executing and integrating attractive acquisition targets, and has built a strong network brand portfolio Radiant Acquisition History ALBS Logistics $12MM $60MM $92MM $25MM $20MM $28MM Incremental Revenues: ISLA Intl Phoenix Cartage//Don Cameron & Assoc. $35MM $450MM Highways & Skyways Copper Logistics Lomas Dedicated Logistics Sandifer Valley 2006 2008 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Diversified Customer Base Over 10,000 individual customers No single agency station accounts for more than 5% of net revenues Top 5 agency stations account for less than 15% of net revenues Top 10 customers account for less than 15% of net revenues Best in class customer service Aviation & Automotive Military & Government Manufacturing & Consumer Goods Industrial & Farm Medical, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals Electronics & High Tech Oil & Gas/Energy Trade Shows, Events & Advertising Retail Industries Served Highly Diversified Customer Base Radiant provides customized time critical domestic and international transportation and logistics solutions to manufacturers, distributors and retailers

Structural changes within the freight forwarding community, resulting from industry deregulation in the 1970s and the natural “graying” of industry pioneers, provide an opportunity to support the logistics entrepreneur in transition Uniquely positioned to bring value to the logistics entrepreneur Leveraging our status as a public company to provide network participants with a framework to share in the value that they help create Solid platform in terms of network, people, process and technology to “scale” the business Ideal long term partner in terms of succession planning and liquidity Systematically, we plan to convert key agent-based offices to company-owned offices and strategically acquire and integrate other additional non-asset based operations Radiant has identified and is in varying stages of due diligence with a number of potential acquisitions Strategic Direction – The “Gray Tail”

Gross Revenue ($ in millions) 40% CAGR Consistent revenue growth since inception.

Net Revenue Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA as a % of Net Revenues ($ in millions) ($ in millions) Adjusted EBITDA as a % of Net revenues 50% CAGR 35% CAGR Adjusted EBITDA as a % of net revenues is key metric.

Strong Track Record of Profitable Organic Growth Double digit organic revenue growth since 1988 (18% with acquisitions; 14% organic) Broad Intermodal and Truck Brokerage Capabilities in the U.S. and Canada Non-asset based business model with a leading position in Canada and a significant footprint in the U.S. Strong Partner Relationships & Commitment to Quality Qualified partner network of over 6,000 carriers Diversified Customer Base & Excellent Retention Large multi-national and mid-market accounts diversified across multiple industries with no customer representing more than 10% of total sales Well-positioned to for further consolidation in Canada Wheels: Expanding Geographic Reach and Product Offering On April 2, 2015, Radiant closed the acquisition of Wheels, one of the largest non-asset based third party logistics providers based in Canada Transaction value of approximately CAD $95 million(1) Wheels, founded in 1988, provides a variety of services throughout the United States and Canada Intermodal Truck brokerage Third party logistics solutions Warehouse and distribution service offerings Strong focus on support of U.S. shippers looking to access the Canadian markets Approximately half of Wheels revenue is generated in Canada and half in the United States Investment Highlights Implied Wheels enterprise value based on the 6.9M RLGT shares valued at $4.25 per share.

Wheels: Transaction Rationale Combined Service Verticals Broadens geographic reach and product service offering to customers Provides greater growth opportunities from both cross-selling and acquisition perspectives Further diversifies customer base (by industry, by market, by mode and service, and by customer) Free-Standing Forwarders Agent-Based Forwarding Networks Agent Conversions 71% 16% 13% FOOD & BEVERAGE PACKAGED GOODS BUILDING PRODUCTS ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES & HOUSEHOULD CHEMICAL OTHER FROZEN FOOD & REFRIGERATED PRODUCTS AUTOMOTIVE & AUTO-RELATED Wheels Customer Base Contract Logistics Customs Brokerage Forwarding Brokerage (TL/LTL) Intermodal (IMC)

Management Team Bohn Crain Founder & CEO Founder, Chairman and CEO of Radiant since October 2005 Over 20 years of industry and capital markets experience in transportation and logistics, including over 10 years at CSX Todd Macomber Senior Vice President & CFO Senior Vice President and CFO of Radiant since March 2011 Previously Chief Accounting Officer and Corporate Controller since Dec. 2007 Arnie Goldstein Chief Commercial Officer Senior Vice President and CCO of Radiant since June 2016 Over 30 years of progressive sales and operations experience at Hellman, Pacer, Wilson UTC and Danzas/AEI. Joe Bento COO, Forwarding Operations Joined Radiant in January of 2016 as Senior Vice President with oversight of field sales and operations of forwarding operations Over 20 years of progressive sales and marketing experience, including leading strategic sales and operational teams in the logistics industry at CEVA/Eagle and SEKO. Tim Boyce COO, Brokerage Operations Joined Wheels in 2012 Over 19 years experience in the transportation industry with senior roles at CP Rail, Canpar Transport and TST Overland Express

Growth and Opportunity Organic Growth Traditional same store growth New store growth Acquisition Agent station conversions Agent station external Forwarding networks Stand alone forwarders Brokerage opportunities (truck and intermodal) Technology On going technology investments will drive both revenue and cost synergies. Optimizing the Capital Structure Up-sized and extended our $75.0 Million senior credit facility: 5-year term and includes a $50.0 Million accordion to support M&A opportunities (June 2017) Preferred vs debt: 9.75% dividend with no tax shield (December 2018)

More than 100 locations across North America: 20 Company owned locations Global partner network Dense North American Footprint with Global Reach Radiant serves over 10,000 individual customers No single agency station accounts for more than 5% of net revenues Highly Diversified Customer and Agent Base Radiant continues to be led by its founder and CEO, Bohn Crain Significant insider ownership of approximately 20% Proven Management Team Aligned with Shareholders 40% annual revenue growth and 50% annual adj. EBITDA growth between fiscal 2006 and fiscal 2016 Adj. EBITDA is expected to continue double-digit growth in FY 2017 (1) Strong and Consistent Growth Since Inception Completed 18 acquisitions since January 2006 Low leverage with multiple drivers for value creation Proven M&A Capability and Positioned for Growth Low capital intensity Strong cash flow and return characteristics Leading Non-Asset Based 3PL Provider Investment Highlights FY 2017 results will be reported on or about September 12, 2017 It’s the Network that Delivers! ®

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