MAIN STAGE
Michael Wilton, Managing Director and CEO, MMI Asia
Mark Millar, Supply Chain Thought Leader & Author, Global Supply Chain Ecosystems
Law Chung Ming, Executive Director, Transport & Logistics, Enterprise Singapore
hosted by Supply Chain Asia
Moderator:
Paul Lim, Founder/President, Supply Chain Asia
Panellists:
hosted by STAT Media
Moderator:
Reji John, Editor, STAT Media Group
Panellists:
Robert Maslamoney, Global Senior Vice President, Project Management Office, DP World Logistics
hosted by Messe München
hosted by Your German Logistics (YGL)
Birgit Fassbender, Division Freight Transport and Logistics, Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport
Dr. Harald Sieke, Department head of Center of Logistics and Mobility, Fraunhofer IML Aviation Logistics
Martin Schulze, CEO, BlueBox Systems
Christian Wolff, CEO, PRIOjet Logistics
Jan Warnecke, Managing Director Global Sales, Logwin Air + Ocean International
Birgit Fassbender, Division Freight Transport and Logistics, Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport
hosted by BVL – The Supply Chain Network
Keynote:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Wimmer, Chairman of the Board, BVL – The Supply Chain Network
Moderator:
Dana von der Heide, Founder & CCO, Parcel Perform
Panelists:
hosted by Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN)
12:30 PM – 1:00 PM
Diaz Saputra, Transportation Attache for Indonesia Embassy in Singapore/ Atase Perhubungan pada KBRI Singapura
1:00 PM – 1:45 PM
Moderator:
Harry Sutanto, Deputy Head of Logistics Services & Capital, Logistics & Supply Chain Agency, Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN Indonesia)
Panellists:
Trade Facilitation for Export and Import to Indonesia
Readiness of Indonesian Ports to support Bulk Trade
Indonesia Strategic Air Cargo Connectivity
hosted by Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)
2:00 PM – 2:20 PM
Vinothan Tulisi Nathzan, Counsellor (Investment)/Director, Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA）
2:20 PM – 3:20 PM
Moderator:
Fong Lai Lyn, Chieftain, Pathway
Panellists:
hosted by Enterprise Singapore
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
A number of factors over recent years – not least the Covid-19 pandemic – have caused manufacturers to look to Southeast Asia nations for new facilities, reducing their exposure to supply chain disruptions and political tensions. This has resulted in increased investment across the region, but how much of an impact has diversification away from reliance on China really had on Southeast Asia’s manufacturing locations and its supply chains?
Moderator:
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
Panelists:
There has been a marked increase in volumes being imported to and exported from the APAC region, including cargoes for wind energy projects, as well as oil and gas, power and mining. What are the key projects and verticals across the region that are likely to provide work for the project logistics industry in years to come?
Moderator:
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
Panellists:
As environmental measures ramp up worldwide and discussion continues around future fuels and their availability, shipowners and operators have some difficult decisions to make regarding fleet renewal. The costs arising of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), meanwhile, will be passed on by carriers to customers– including those exporting to Europe from Asia. How these taxes will be allocated, collected, and enforced is posing questions. EEXI and CII regulations, too, are more taxes to deliberate. Our panellists will consider the outlook for multipurpose shipping, and the potential pitfalls.
Moderator:
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
Panellists:
There are multitude risks to the heavy lift and project logistics supply chain and its actors in Southeast Asia, among them being strict Australasian biosecurity measures; eastern Asia serving as potential backdoor to the Russian market, exposing risk of sanctions; rising costs resultant of emerging market volatility; and supply chain recalibration. The region isn’t immune to issues facing projects globally either – be it cost inflation, staff shortages, infrastructure limitations, and environmental regulations. Our panel will debate the best strategies to mitigate these risks and how innovation and digitalisation will be central to minimising costs.
Moderator:
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
Panellists:
David Kershaw, Editor, HLPFI
EXHIBITOR SEMINAR STAGE
Roger Chew, Global Sales Director, SFS Global Logistics Pte Ltd
Kool Frits Paul, Vice President, Asia Pacific, CNW Global
Desmond Pan, General Manager Key Accounts & Verticals, Singapore Airlines
Thang Jiaw Tee, Chief Innovation Officer, Cargo Community Network
Mark Lau, Chief Commercial Officer, TVS Supply Chain Solutions
Cristian Predan, Managing Director Southeast Asia, Gebrüder Weiss
Rodney Ee, Chief Development Officer, Alliance 21 Group
Yan Jiang TAN, Director of Operations and Special Projects, ACS Freight Services
Guillaume Crozier, Senior Vice President Cargo, dnata
Zachary D. Oakley, Deputy Director, Chicago Rockford International Airport
Vikram Singh, Group CEO, Air Logistics Group
Thomas Sonntag, CEO, Jettainer
Captain Retd. Neil Watts, Senior Expert, Sanctions, Maritime Security and Weapons Technology Proliferation, Culmen International LLC
Joon-tae Kim, Manager, Incheon Airport
Dr. Firat Civi, Managing Director, Crossover Asset Management
Raja Arumoha, Manager, Business Development, Satsaco Express Transportation
Siva Gunesparan, General Manager, GUUD
Christopher Ong, Managing Director, DHL Express (S)
Dr. Harald Sieke, Department head of Center of Logistics and Mobility, Fraunhofer IML Aviation Logistics
hosted by Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Moderator:
Glenn van Zutphen, Founder & CEO, VanMedia Group
Panellists:
Xavier Eiglier, Executive Vice President, Southeast Asia, APAC, DP World
Bipin Chinnappa, CCO – APAC & Head – Global Accounts, Wiz Logtec Solutions
Teo Yong Kia, Business Development Manager, ENGIE South East Asia
Chong Yuen Han, Head, Group Business Development, SWIFT Haulage
2024
NOV 20-22, 2024
Istanbul, Turkey
2025
FEB 19-21, 2025
Nairobi, Kenya
2025
JUN 02-05, 2025
Messe, München
2025
OCT 29-31, 2025
Singapore
2025
NOV 11–13, 2025
Miami, USA
2026
JUN 24-26, 2026
Shanghai, China
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transport logistic Southeast Asia is the latest edition of the world’s largest trade show for transportation and logistics industry. It is poised to become the most influential meeting place for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management in Southeast Asia region.
Held in Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore
from 29—31 Oct, 2025.
