27.10.2022 Training - Global supply chains have been disrupted by factors such as covid restrictions and covid-related lockdowns, geopolitical tensions and staff shortages. We all know the problems, but where can we find solutions?
https://svenskpolska.se/pl/events-pl/
Once upon a time everything was just in time. And then the world changed. And now it has changed again...
The program for this event is:
- Alina Angielczyk, Director Sales Area North, Hapag-Lloyd - Spotlight on Sustainability in a Challenging Market Environment from Hapag-Lloyd’s Perspective
- Fredrik Udd, Managing Partner, Explore Markets - How global companies can solve their problems with global supply chains by sourcing in Poland
- Bartek Borczynski, Senior Director Planning & Logistics, Northvolt - Global Supply Chain disruptions from a giga-start-up perspective - case of Northvolt
- Agnieszka Kubaszewska-Monik, Freight Commercial Manager Business Region Baltic Sea South, Stena Line - How the ferry industry enables new efficient supply chains
- Panel discussion moderated by Małgorzata Musińska-Kubis, Head of Marine Logistics Section, Ciech SA - Where and how to find the key to the supply chains disruption puzzles - different perspectives
- Refreshments and networking
This free of charge English language event will take place in Stockholm, at Bonnierhuset, Torsgatan 21, level 3, conference room Hela Världen. It will also be possible to attend online.
A link will be emailed to all participants. Please sign up by email to info@svenskpolska.se.
For each participant please provide name, job title and email address. If possible, please state whether the participation is likely to be in person or online.
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