On 14 May 2024, Logistics Manager will be hosting a double-header of online panel discussions, allowing viewers to hear from industry experts on two of the biggest topics in logistics and the supply chain.
The webinar starts at 10:00am and will take place online, meaning viewers can access these valuable insights from the comfort of their own home or office. Plus, it is completely free – so registering is a no-brainer!
The first session, entitled “Navigating complexity: strategies for a resilient supply chain” will address: the challenges supply chains are facing including labour shortages, equipment availability issues, global bottlenecks and disruptions, and talent acquisition and retention; how these challenges can be navigated using innovative solutions and strategic foresight; and how to use actionable insights to build a resilient supply chain ecosystem.
This panel discussion will be moderated by Logistics Manager’s editor Emily Uwemedimo and panellists include Lewe Goldmann, supply chain and operations director at CLOUD NINE. More details of other panellists are to be announced shortly.
Lewe Goldmann, supply chain and operations director at CLOUD NINE
Throughout his employment at Kuehne+Nagel, Wayfair and High Street TV, Lewe Goldmann has managed a number of complex supply chains and worked with multiple global freight forwarders, 3PLs and B2B as well as B2C delivery companies in the UK and across Europe. In his current role as supply chain and operations director at CLOUD NINE, Goldmann’s responsibility and geographical reach have expanded and he oversees and manages the global supply chain as well as compliance, returns and customer experience.
The second session, entitled “Biofuels: the future of fleet?” will cover the adoption of biofuel to reduce emissions, the difference between biofuels and other fuel sources, and the costs associated with a biofuel transition.
This session will be moderated by James McLoughlin, Logistics Manager’s assistant editor. Keep an eye out for the announcement of panellists on Twitter and LinkedIn over the coming weeks.
To register for this webinar, click here – and remember, it’s free!
