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Networking remains central to knowledge transfer and strategic


alignment, particularly as companies navigate geopolitical shifts and fluctuating freight volumes. “A lot of changes are happening in this industry, and there is room for a lot of discussions about what they are and how do we solve for those challenges?” he continued. Forwarders and carriers can gain insights into harmonised procedures and emerging


operational benchmarks. The focus on leadership and standards reflects an ongoing drive for


uniformity in safety, security, and environmental compliance. “There’ll be networking opportunities and the opportunity to learn from leaders around the world, which is just fantastic, wonderful that is,” Sullivan concluded.


“There’ll be networking


opportunities and the


opportunity to learn from


leaders around the world.”


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