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Marine, cargo, and logistics trends report webinar series

Join our panel of experts in this three-part webinar series as we explore key insights from the recent marine, cargo, and logistics trends report.
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14/04/2024 · 5 minute read

In our three-part webinar series, our experts explore key insights from the recent Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends Report. 

 

Webinar 1 - Geopolitical risk impact on the physical supply chain

Duration: 60 minutes

Panelists include: 

  • Randal Waters, Emerging Risks Group, Marsh Advisory (moderator)
  • Janelle Griffith, North American Logistics Leader, Marsh
  • Paul Friel, North American Cargo Leader, Marsh
  • Rick Geiger, North American Marine Industry Leader, Marsh 

Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends Report Webinar Series - Part 1: Geopolitical Risk

Marine, Cargo and Logistics organisations operate in an ecosystem with millions of touchpoints happening every day across global supply chains.  Whether shipping goods by air, land or sea, the ecosystems can be greatly impacted by geopolitics at different levels that can impact supply chain resiliency, company reputation and profits.

Join our panel of experts as we explore key insights from the recent Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends report. In the first part of this three-part series, we will delve into the impact of Geopolitical Risk on the Physical Supply Chain.

Webinar 2 - Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) challenges

Duration: 60 minutes

Panelists include: 

  • Randal Waters, Emerging Risks Group, Marsh Advisory (moderator)
  • Janelle Griffith, North American Logistics Leader, Marsh
  • Juan Ramierz, San Francisco Marine Leader, Marsh
  • Rick Geiger, North American Marine Industry Leader, Marsh 

Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends Report Webinar Series - Part 2: ESG Challenges

Join our panel of experts as we explore key insights from the recent Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends report. In the second part of this three-part series, we will discuss Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG).

Organisations are increasingly concerned with sustainability, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) challenges. Companies are considering not only how they manage the risks but what they can do to capitalise on opportunities. Most marine, cargo, and logistics organisations have moved away from simply being aware of the issues and are now genuinely committed to implementing a strategy. It is time to take action, but many are not sure where to focus their next steps.

Webinar 3 – Digitisation

Duration: 60 minutes

Panelists include: 

  • Randal Waters, Emerging Risks Group, Marsh (moderator) 
  • Paul Friel, North American Cargo Leader 
  • Jason Wetmore, Senior Vice President, US Cyber Practice, Marsh 
  • Matt Yeshin, National Marine Practice Leader, Canada

Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends Report Webinar Series - Part 3: Digitisation

Join our panel of experts as we explore key insights from the recent Marine, Cargo, and Logistics Trends report. In the final part of this three-part series, we will discuss digitisation. Effective and efficient expansion of digitalisation is key to the future success of global supply chains. While embracing vast opportunities for speed and efficiency, organisations should ensure that they can also manage the challenges and risks that come with digital transformation.

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Jennie Page

Head of Marine, Marsh Specialty Pacific

  • Australia

Luke Dheir

Luke Dheir

Principal, Marine - Pacific

  • Australia

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