Frank Dreeke, CEO of BLG LOGISTICS Group until 2024, has been inducted into the Logistics Hall of Fame. For more than four decades, in a wide range of roles, he has shaped the development of the seaport and logistics industry far beyond his entrepreneurial positions. He is regarded as a driving force and the architect of modern seaport logistics.
Thunderous applause at the TIPI am Kanzleramt in Berlin: on Wednesday evening, Cube Storage Pioneers Jakob Hatteland and Ingvar Hognaland were inducted into the Logistics Hall of Fame on Europe's largest stationary tent stage. More than 200 international guests from business, science, non-governmental organisations and politics paid tribute to the achievements of the Norwegians, who founded AutoStore in 1996.
The Port of Duisburg is also supporting the conference on the topic of humanitarian logistics. The event celebrates its premiere on November 29.
Locus Robotics will remain a Silver Partner of the Logistics Hall of Fame in 2024.
The non-profit organization is supporting the new conference format on humanitarian logistics on 29 November at the Federal Ministry of Transport in Berlin.
The seaport and logistics service provider is supporting the new Logistics Hall of Fame conference, which will focus on humanitarian logistics.
Goldbeck remains a Silver Supporter of the Logistics Hall of Fame.
The Logistics Hall of Fame® honours leading figures who have made outstanding efforts to promote the further development of logistics and supply chain management. In addition, ist aims to document outstanding achievements in logistics and to encourage and promote innovations. In this way, it raises public awareness for the performance capability and innovative drive of logistics, helping to underpin the competitiveness and improve the image of the entire logistics sector. Patrick Schnieder, Federal Minister of Transport, is the patron of the event.
