Don’t miss out on Multimodal

Posted on Friday 1 January 2010

Focusing on freight solutions across land, sea and air, the event takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from April 28-30.

We’ve picked out a few highlights for you.

 

Multimodal features dedicated pavilions showcasing the expertise of organisations in specific niches.

 

These include:

The largest yet UK Warehousing Association Pavilion

The UKWA Multimodal Challenge 2015 offers visitors to the show the chance to take each other on in a specially adapted speed version of the Business on the Move logistics board game. Prove your skills and be crowned Logistics Champion. You can register for the game here.

 

Also check out the Food Storage & Distribution Federation (FSDF) Pavilion which focuses on food & drink logistics

In terms of seminars, from 11.15 to 12.45 on April 28, there is:

Omnichannel panel – how can supply chains adapt to the demands of omnichannel, a look at the challenges and solutions for retail, including an introduction to drones

Chair – Steve Agg, CEO, CILT

Speakers

Andy Banks, Supply Chain Vision & Planning, Waitrose

Steve Wilson, Head of Supply Chain Innovation, Boots UK

Vicky Brock, CEO, Clear Returns

Naomi Landman, Director Commercial Development, IJS Global

Catherine Weetman, Vice Chairman of the environment and sustainability forum, CILT 

From 16.00 to 17.00 on April 28 there is:

The CILT Vision 2035 – what are the challenges facing the industry in the next 20 years and how can we best adapt to the changes and shape the future?

Chair

Jolyon Drury, Chairman, CILT Public Policies Committee

Speakers

Professor Alan Braithwaite, visiting Professor at Cranfield University

Julian Worth, Chairman, CILT Rail Freight Forum

Sue Terpilowski OBE. Chairman, CILT Ports and Maritime Forum

Also check out the Multimodal Workshop Series Seminar Day on Tuesday 28th April

from 10.30 to 11.30:

Transport compliance – how to navigate the maze

The different elements of O Licence compliance including the undertakings and requirements to operate vehicles legally. The responsibilities of company directors and transport managers

Speakers

Ruth Waring, Managing Director, Labyrinth Logistics Consulting Ltd

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