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The finalists for this year’s Talent in Logistics Awards have been announced. Winners will be revealed at the annual awards event, which will take place online on the evening of 1st October 2020.
“We are absolutely thrilled that despite this year’s challenges, logistics organisations have taken the time to submit really inspiring, high quality award entries,” says Ruth Edwards, Business Development Director for Talent in Logistics. “Everyone has played an important part in keeping operations moving in recent months, so we’re excited that we’ll have chance to recognise the exceptional people at every level on the awards night.”
Finalists are from large and small organisations in the logistics sector, including well-known names such as Next, Boots, Hermes, Wincanton, Clipper Logistics, and Kuehne + Nagel.
They have been selected by a panel of judges including Ian Gainford, Assistant Chief Driving Examiner for DVSA, Gwen Carter Powell, International Manager for Investors in People, Kate Cooper, Head of Research, Policy & Standards for Institute of Leadership and Management, Michael Bourlakis, Head of Logistics, Procurement and Supply Chain Management for Cranfield School of Management, Edward Sweeney, Professor of Logistics & Systems for Aston University, Ian Nichol, Head of Logistics for Career Ready, and Shane Brennan, Chief Executive Officer for The Cold Chain Federation.
See the full list of shortlisted finalists here: https://www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/awards/2020-finalists/
“We want everyone across the sector to have chance to join in our celebrations this year,” says Ruth. “So, to ensure the event is as accessible as possible, we have made registration for the live streamed online event completely free.”
Winners for all categories will be announced only on the awards evening. Register to attend the online awards: https://www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/awards/attend/
The shortlisted finalists for the Talent in Logistics Awards 2020 are:
Best Place to Work
•Clipper Logistics
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Talent in Logistics Awards 2020 Finalists Announced
Talent in Logistics Awards 2020 Finalists Announced
The finalists for this year’s Talent in Logistics Awards have been announced. Winners will be revealed at the annual awards event, which will take place online on the evening of 1st October 2020.
“We are absolutely thrilled that despite this year’s challenges, logistics organisations have taken the time to submit really inspiring, high quality award entries,” says Ruth Edwards, Business Development Director for Talent in Logistics. “Everyone has played an important part in keeping operations moving in recent months, so we’re excited that we’ll have chance to recognise the exceptional people at every level on the awards night.”
Finalists are from large and small organisations in the logistics sector, including well-known names such as Next, Boots, Hermes, Wincanton, Clipper Logistics, and Kuehne + Nagel.
They have been selected by a panel of judges including Ian Gainford, Assistant Chief Driving Examiner for DVSA, Gwen Carter Powell, International Manager for Investors in People, Kate Cooper, Head of Research, Policy & Standards for Institute of Leadership and Management, Michael Bourlakis, Head of Logistics, Procurement and Supply Chain Management for Cranfield School of Management, Edward Sweeney, Professor of Logistics & Systems for Aston University, Ian Nichol, Head of Logistics for Career Ready, and Shane Brennan, Chief Executive Officer for The Cold Chain Federation.
See the full list of shortlisted finalists here: https://www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/awards/2020-finalists/
“We want everyone across the sector to have chance to join in our celebrations this year,” says Ruth. “So, to ensure the event is as accessible as possible, we have made registration for the live streamed online event completely free.”
Winners for all categories will be announced only on the awards evening. Register to attend the online awards: https://www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/awards/attend/
The shortlisted finalists for the Talent in Logistics Awards 2020 are:
Best Place to Work
•Clipper Logistics
•Diamond Logistics Limited
•GEFCO UK
•Ligentia
•PD Ports
•Wincanton (Northampton)
Collaboration in People Development
•BIFA
•BIFA
•Clipper Logistics
•Hermes UK
•PD Ports
•Pertemps Driver Training
Health Safety and Wellbeing
•Clipper Logistics
•Clipper Logistics
•PD Ports
Industry Ambassador
•Gary Tucker - Network Training Partnership Ltd
•Gary Tucker - Network Training Partnership Ltd
•Jennifer Swain
•Samantha Leleu - Pertemps Driver Training
Innovation in Recruitment
•Business on the Move
•Business on the Move
•DHL in partnership with Cappfinity
•Pall-Ex (UK) Ltd
Innovative Training Programme
•Clipper Logistics
•Clipper Logistics
•Pertemps Driver Training
•RTITB and MA-system
Inspirational Leader
•Kate Lester - Diamond Logistics
•Kate Lester - Diamond Logistics
•Kimberley McIntosh - Royal Mail
•Nathan Humphreys - Wincanton
Instructor of the Year
•Darrell Stagg - Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistics
•Darrell Stagg - Kuehne + Nagel Drinks Logistics
•John David Bradley - Next
•Matt Brooks - Rock City Stage Crew
•Paul Lumb - Wincanton
•Petrus Moldoveanu - Boots UK
•Ryan Small - Small Training Solutions
•Steven Sadler - Kent Forklift Training
Rising Star of the Year
•Anthony Marriott - Wincanton
•Anthony Marriott - Wincanton
•Matthew Hand - JK Transport
•Rachel Thornton - GIST Ltd
•Sadie Booth - Pertemps Driver Training
•Sarah Louise Thornton - Arla Foods
•Varsha-Ghetia - Wincanton
Training Provider of the Year
•Fleet Source Ltd
•Fleet Source Ltd
•JM Trucking Ltd
•Network Training Partnership Ltd
•Pegasus Lift Truck Training Ltd
•Qube Learning
•Small Training Solutions
Training Team of the Year
•Abbey Logistics Group
•Abbey Logistics Group
•Network Training Partnership Ltd
•Pegasus Lift Truck Training Ltd
For further details or to discuss sponsorship opportunities, contact info@talentinlogistics.co.uk or call +44 (0)1952 520216.
Editors Notes
Talent in Logistics
Through events, publications and services, Talent in Logistics is dedicated to helping the multi-modal logistics community to overcome people and skills challenges.
Since 2017, Talent in Logistics has been providing unique ways to support employers and training providers in recruiting, developing, engaging, and retaining the very best people and addressing the sector-wide skills shortage. It does this through focused conferences, free webinars, and an annual Awards event, as well as the esteemed Forklift Operator of the Year and LGV Driver of the Year competitions.
With its unique position focused on people within multimodal logistics, Talent in Logistics is also dedicated to developing high quality, accessible resources for its community, and the industry as a whole. This includes podcasts, research, white papers, publications and podcasts, alongside a free Jobs Board and ‘Learning Through Logistics’ resources to help encourage future generations of talent.
#ilovelogistics
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Editors Notes
Talent in Logistics
Through events, publications and services, Talent in Logistics is dedicated to helping the multi-modal logistics community to overcome people and skills challenges.
Since 2017, Talent in Logistics has been providing unique ways to support employers and training providers in recruiting, developing, engaging, and retaining the very best people and addressing the sector-wide skills shortage. It does this through focused conferences, free webinars, and an annual Awards event, as well as the esteemed Forklift Operator of the Year and LGV Driver of the Year competitions.
With its unique position focused on people within multimodal logistics, Talent in Logistics is also dedicated to developing high quality, accessible resources for its community, and the industry as a whole. This includes podcasts, research, white papers, publications and podcasts, alongside a free Jobs Board and ‘Learning Through Logistics’ resources to help encourage future generations of talent.
#ilovelogistics
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