Multimodal 2022 Seminars
Resilient supply chains have sustainability at their heart and are built on people, innovation, and collaboration.
Integrated logistics is becoming the new norm, with vertically integrated companies disrupting traditional supply chain models.
The Multimodal Seminars will look at how the industry can embrace change, boost sustainable credentials and remain resilient.
The seminars are free to attend. Please indicate the seminars you wish to attend when registering - look out for the seminars tab on the confirmation page of your registration
Ensure you arrive at the seminar hall in good time to guarantee your seat
DAY ONE - TUESDAY 14TH
LOGISTICS UK TRACK
IOE&IT TRACK
Speaker:
Arshad Dadabhoy, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
The Logistics Report contains data from a wide range of national and international sources including government departments, NGO’s and industry bodies across rail, road, air and sea and includes bespoke analysis commissioned by Logistics UK on business costs, business sentiment and the challenges facing the industry.
- David Wells, Chief Executive, Logistics UK

The new rules still to be introduced for EU-to-GB imports.
Speaker:
Arshad Dadabhoy, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
End to end solutions for a resilient supply chain.
Panel:
Peter Livey, Managing Director (Great Britain), HMM Europe
Alistair Lindsey, Chief Operating Officer, Zeus Labs
Samantha Brocklehurst, Customer Experience Director - UK & Ireland, Maersk

Speaker:
Richard Coker MIExCP, Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
LOGISTICS UK TRACK
IOE&IT TRACK
MULTIMODAL TRACK
The need to urgently reduce road transport emissions is well understood and supported, but it also presents many challenges. While we are seeing the market move towards battery electric vans, for HGVs, the right technology solution to achieve zero tailpipe emissions is far more uncertain. This panel will discuss what fleet operators can do to help reduce their emissions both today and in the future, how infrastructure is developing to support new powertrains and what further support the logistics sector needs to achieve Net Zero.
Chair: Michelle Gardner, Head of Public Policy, Logistics UK
Panel:
Dr Nicholas Head, Environmental & Sustainability Lead, XPO Logistics
Edward Sargent, Business Development Director, Pivot Power

Speaker:
Richard Coker MIExCP, Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
Not Zero? – an update of decarbonisation progress and the increasing influence of end user sustainability demands
Chair: James Hookham, Director, Global Shippers Forum
Panel:
Peter Livey, Managing Director (Great Britain), HMM Europe
Gerald Chifamba, Head of Business Development, Pledge
David Browne, General Manager, Maersk and Kelly Hobson, Managing Director & Principal Consultant, Shape Tomorrow
Speaker:
Rob Booth, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
Following the publication of Logistics UK’s first Net Zero report in May, Michelle will outline the opportunities and challenges presented to all logistics transport modes on the journey to net zero by 2050. This will include highlighting the Regulatory framework and Government policies driving change across the sector and industry progress to date.
Panel:
Michelle Gardner, Head of Public Policy, Logistics UK

Speaker:
Rob Booth, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
‘A nightmare before Christmas? – the expectations for peak season shipping rates, service reliability, equipment availability, port capacity, low vaccination rates, high energy costs, raw material shortages, wage inflation, industrial and political unrest.
Chair: James Hookham, Director, Global Shippers Forum
Panel:
Mike Garratt, Managing Director, MDS Transmodal
DAY TWO - WEDNESDAY 15TH
LOGISTICS UK TRACK
IOE&IT TRACK
MULTIMODAL TRACK
Record take up, low vacancy rates and rising demand: How the growth of ecommerce, drive towards net zero and the need to attract workers are shaping the warehouses of tomorrow.
Chair: Clare Bottle, Chief Executive, UKWA
Panel:
Matthew Williamson, Partner and National Head of Retail and Leisure, Weightmans
Kate Jones, Business Development Director, Industrial & Logistics, JLL
William Laing, Associate - Industrial & Logistics, Savills

Speaker:
Arshad Dadabhoy, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
Hear from the 3 Main points of entry to the EU27 as to how to speed up the process / reduce costs.
Chair: Charles Hogg, Commercial Director, Unsworth
Panel:
John Keefe, Director of Public Affairs, Getlink Group
Daniel Deschodt, Deputy CEO & CCO, Dunkerque-Port
Anthony Pétillon Head of Strategy and Development Port Boulogne Calais
Allan Vincent, Sales Manager UK, RM Boulanger
12:00-13:00 International Global Trade
Chair: Tim Morris, Chief Executive, UK Major Ports Group
Panel:
Geoff Lippitt, Chief Commercial Officer, PD Ports
Stephen Carr, Group Commercial Director, Peel Ports
Julian Walker, Chief Commercial Officer, Associated British Ports
Shevaun Haviland, Director General, British Chamber of Commerce

Speaker:
Arshad Dadabhoy, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
Chair: Bethany Windsor, Programme Manager, CILT(UK)
Panel:
James Billingham, Director, Skills Office Network
Marnie Rose, Sector Skills Business Manager, Transport and Logistics, Seetec Outsource
Rachel Osikoya, Head of Diversity & Inclusion, Maersk
Jennifer Swain, Head of Talent and Operations, Road to Logistics
What companies need to change to attract the next generation.
Chair: Richard Ballantyne, Chief Executive, British Ports Association
Panel:
Claire Bottle, Chief Executive, UKWA
Debbie Cavaldoro, Chief Executive, Port Skills and Safety
Emma Leam-Saville, Route Agency & Border Compliance Director, DFDS
Tim Hartley, Business Development Director, GB Railfreight

Panel:
Richard Coker MIExCP, Trade & Customs Specialist, Institute of Export & International Trade
The role of ports in building resilient supply chains
Panel:
Stephen Carr, Group Commercial Director, Peel Ports
David Brown, Chairman, Port Skills & Safety Limited
Using Transit procedures to move goods across Europe.
Speaker:
Richard Coker MIExCP, Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
Chair: Maggie Simpson, Director General, Rail Freight Group
Panel:
Louise Ward, Safety & Sustainability Director, Genesee & Wyoming Inc.
David Turner, Rail Director, Malcolm Logistics
Ian Shaw, Marketing Director, VTG Rail UK
Andrea Pearson OBE, Deputy Director International Rail and Rail Freight, Department for Transport

Consideration’s traders and their suppliers need to make carbon and plastic packaging taxes for traders explained
Speaker:
Rob Booth, Academy Trade & Customs Specialist, IOE&IT
In light of current political unrest and the continuing challenges of COVID: how technology is helping with resilience in the supply chain; The importance of collaboration and data sharing; how technology improves transport and logistics’ sustainable credentials; why technology improves the effectiveness of your workforce; and the aims and targets for the next generation of sector technology.
Panel:
Julian Alvarez, Co-Founder & CEO, Logixboard
Jarred Miltz, Business Development Executive, WiseTech Global
Joe Peak, Commercial Director, Windward
Peter MacSwiney, Chairman, Agency Sector Management
DAY THREE - THURSDAY 16TH
CAREERS COLLEGES TRUST TRACK
MULTIMODAL TRACK
A panel discussion to introduce the CCT and the Logistics idea, goals, milestones/achievements to date and call to action.
- Chair: Mark Silverman, Chief Executive Officer, Career Colleges Trust
David Coombes, Chief Executive Officer, Skills for Logistics
Ruth Cabourne, Workbased Learning Manager, Stockton & Riverside College
- Chair: Bethany Windsor, Programme Manager, CILT(UK)
Panel:
Laura Hobby, Project Manager, F.S. Mackenzie Ltd (BIFA Young Freight Forwarder of the Year 2021)
Kyle Lawrence, Freight Forwarder, OIA Global
Herbie Cobby, Forwarder, Geodis (BIFA Apprentice of the Year 2021)
Nathan Ainsworth, Young Freight Forwarder, Metro Shipping