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Episode 4 of our International Women's Day Podcast Series is out now, where we hear from Priyani Withanaarachchi , Supply Chain Manager ANZ at GWM Australia & New Zealand . Priyani shares her background and pivotal moments across her career in supply chain, as well as thoughts on the future of the industry and the advancement and inclusion of underrepresented groups. Tune in at the link below to hear more! Women in Logistics and Transport International Women's Day Series: Episode 4 Priyani Withanaarachchi by Women in Logistics and Transport International Women’s Day Series (spotify.com)
Episode 3 of our International Women's Day Podcast Series is out now, featuring Fleur Walsh , Head of Delivery at A.P. Moller - Maersk ! Join us as Fleur shares her inspiring journey and invaluable insights into leadership and driving innovation in the industry. Tune in to hear her perspectives on navigating challenges, fostering diversity, and shaping the future of logistics and supply chain. Listen to the episode now at the link below! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/women-in-logistics-and-tr/episodes/Women-in-Logistics-and-Transport-International-Womens-Day-Series-Episode-3-Fleur-Walsh-e2h40cc/a-ab2o60f
In episode 2 of the Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) Australia Podcast Series, we hear from Hayley Thompson-Pettitt , Head of Operations at Moët Hennessy and member of AcademyGlobal (AG) 's Education Advisory Board for Supply Chain, Logistics and Transport in 2023. Hayley speaks to her leadership journey and motivation for pursuing a career in the industry, challenges and opportunities for supply chain management and logistics as well as how promoting diversity and inclusion can lead to better outcomes for organisations. Listen at the link below and stay tuned for our next episode! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wome ...
By Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) Australia Welcome to the Women in Logistics and Transport Australia International Women’s Day podcast, a special series celebrating International Women's Day 2024, shining a light on the remarkable women who are driving change, innovation, and equality in the Logistics and Transport industry. We'll be speaking with special guests sharing their personal journeys, insights, and the wisdom they've gained as they've navigated their careers in the industry. Listen to episode 1 here #wilat
We are very pleased the announce the official launch of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Turkiye branch. The first ordinary general assembly meeting was held on March 11th 2023, at the Hilton Bomonti Hotel, hosted by CILT corporate member ICA YSS. The meeting was opened with a speech from the President of CILT International, Paul Sainthouse. In November 2022, the Ministry of Internal Affairs approved the CILT Turkiye branch, among 135 foreign non-governmental organizations that exist in Turkiye and became one of the 19 organisations to get branch status. Additionally, CILT Turkiye is the only non-governmental organisation branch working ...
If there is one thing we learnt during the pandemic, it is that the success of the New Silk Road does not rely on the Chinese subsidies, or any other subsidies for that matter. The subsidies are not important anymore, was a conclusion drawn by high-level experts at the RailFreight Summit Poland, which was concluded last week. Whereas the phase-out of Chinese subsidies was a major concern of companies on the New Silk Road two years ago, the matter was debated with much more confidence this year. The pandemic has played a major role here: the rates of rail are attractive, and the volumes enormous. But even post-corona, the New Silk Road can do without subsidies, ...