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   UCD PRESENTATION NIGHT
UCD Poster Presentation Evening
L-R: William Yang-Lei (GIL), Dr. Donna Marshall (UCD), Dan Yang, Christin Stage, Neil Wiggins (GIL), Nick Jones and Gareth Pullen (GIL)
PORTS CONTAINER TERMINALS BIG BOX SHIPPERS CHINA GLOBALZATION RESEARCH PROGRAM
PLANE OF THOUGHT METHODOLOGY MEDIA CREW WELFARE INITIATIVE OUR IDENTITY
EUROPEAN CHAPTER CHINA CHAPTER NORTH AMERICAN CHAPTER AFRICA CHAPTER GLOBAL BOARD OF ADVISORS THOUGHT LEADERS HALL OF FAME
PORTS, VALENCIA CONTAINER TERMINALS, HAMBURG AUTOMOTIVE TERMINALS, ZEEBRUGGE RAIL, NORFOLK BIG BOX SHIPPERS CHINA IMPORT LOGISTICS
PORT COMMUNITY CONTAINER TERMINAL AUTOMOTIVE TERMINAL
GIL EVENTS CALENDAR INDUSTRY EVENTS CALENDAR GLOBAL BEST PRACTICES SUMMIT CANADA, MARCH 2011 GIL-ZEEBRUGGE WORKSHOP, AUGUST 2011 WORLD PORT STRATEGY FORUM CHINA, OCT 2011

UCD PRESENTATION NIGHT

24th August 2011, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School

Members of the Institute attended the University College Dublin MSc Supply Chain Management Consulting Projects Presentation evening. The event was organised to allow the MSc students to present the findings of their respective consultancy projects. Companies that were featured in the projects include DHL, Xerox, Waters, IBM, Keelings and, of course, the Institute.

Some of the companies involved in the UCD Consultancy projects


Throughout the summer students Dan Yang and Christin Stage have been working with the Institute in the preparation of its ‘Opportunity – Improving Global Logistics One Port at a Time’ report.

Christin Stage and Dan Yang presenting their work


The poster that was presented by Dan and Christin. Their work looks at the evolving role of the Port Authority, and how that entity can intervene more positively and proactively within the global maritime supply chain. Ports from around the world provided case studies of Port Authorities embracing this new responsibility as a result of globalisation.

To download a powerpoint of the poster click here.


Dan Yang and Christin Stage pictured with the Institute’s William Yang-Lei.
全球物流学会
The Global Institute
of Logistics
Established in New York in 2003, the Global Institute of Logistics (GIL) is the Membership Organization for Global Port Communities. Members combine to form a Global Network through which Knowledge is Shared, Best Practice is Adopted and Trade Developed.
Our Mission is to ‘Improve Global Logistics One Port at a Time’.
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