Ideelle Partner
16.11.2023
Ideal partners for Supply Chain Day 2024:
The extra boost of industry knowledge, networking and reach
The Supply Chain Day will once again be supported by a large number of conceptual partners in 2024. We present these partners below and explain what makes an ideal event partner.
In contrast to paying premium partners, who see their involvement as part of their marketing mix, non-material partners provide their industry expertise and network free of charge for the Supply Chain Day Ideal partners are usually logistics associations or specialised logistics media.
Through their reporting and dissemination of information, these conceptual partners generate coverage and attention for the TdL. Here are the conceptual partners for Supply Chain Day on 18 April 2024 in alphabetical order
Best Azubi:
Ein Wettbewerb und Wissenstest für angehende Speditions- und Logistikkaufleute. Durchgeführt von der Zeitschrift VerkehrsRundschau.
BdKEP:
BdKEP stands for Bundesverband der Kurier-Express-Post-Dienste e.V. (Federal Association of Courier, Express and Parcel Services). The association represents the interests of medium-sized courier, express, postal and parcel services (CEP). It represents over 3,000 direct members in an industry with over 500,000 jobs.
BIEK:
The Bundesverband Paket und Expresslogistik e. V. (BIEK) sees itself as the number one organisation representing the interests of the courier, express and parcel industry (CEP) in Germany. It also offers expert committees and is the point of contact for the media and science.
BVL:
The German Logistics Association is a non-profit organisation that actively promotes the interests of logistics as a whole. Its core objective is to communicate the importance of supply chain management and logistics - and to promote their application and development.
Die Wirtschaftsmacher:
This initiative aims to improve the public image of the logistics sector and is supported by various logistics companies, associations, organisations and media. Among other things, it organises the ‘Logistics Heroes’ campaign and regularly publishes themed magazines.
DSLV:
The German Freight Forwarding and Logistics Association represents the cross-modal interests of around 3,000 freight forwarding and logistics companies through 16 regional state associations. Experts from the industry advise and decide on the DSLV's industry policy in committees.
Logistik Initiative Hamburg:
The Logistics Initiative Hamburg is a network with more than 500 members from the Hamburg metropolitan region. The network consists of logistics service providers, industry & trade, research & development, start-ups, numerous public institutions and industry-related companies. LIHH is the first point of contact for all questions relating to the logistics industry.
Logistik Lernen Hamburg:
Logistik Lernen Hamburg is a location portal that provides detailed information on training and further education opportunities, as well as study programmes in logistics within the Hamburg metropolitan region.
Logix:
The aim of the initiative is to improve the image of logistics property among market participants, local authorities and business development organisations as well as the general public. To this end, outstanding logistics properties are also honoured annually with the Logix Award.
Radlogistikverband:
With over 80 member companies, the German Cycle Logistics Association sees itself as a lobby group for emission-free and city-friendly logistics with cargo bikes and trailers.
VerkehrsRundschau:
VerkehrsRundschau is one of the most important magazines for freight forwarding, transport and logistics in the German-speaking world. It has a print run of 15,000 copies and 21 issues per year. The associated online portal had over 200,000 visits on a 3-month average in 2022.
VHSp:
The Hamburg Freight Forwarders Association has around 350 members. It represents the interests of Hamburg freight forwarders at regional, national and international level in dealings with other trade associations, politicians and the public.
