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Supply Chain Insights – Planning for the Future 2022
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To say that recent disruptive events had a huge impact on global supply chains is to put it lightly. Businesses are facing challenges like never before and are having to develop strategies they’ll need to thrive. The ever-growing supply chain disruption has impacted all industries, from the producer to the consumer and everything in between.
Join us for breakfast to hear insights from industry experts, to help you stay one step ahead of the issues we are facing in the supply chain. This is your chance to ask questions and find out about what we can expect in the short to medium term, as well as the long-term effects it will have on businesses.
Speaker line up:
Catherine Beard – ExportNZ
Nick Tuffley – ASB Chief Economist
Chris Edwards – Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Federation of NZ Inc
Mark Scott – Cosco Shipping Line
Stewart Taylor – Tomoana Warehousing
David Kriel – Napier Port
MC – Paul Gestro ASB
Breakfast Served – 7:20 sharp
Hawke’s Bay
Elwood Rd Function Centre, 15 Otene Rd, Hastings
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