PARTNERSHIP EXCELLENCE PROGRAMME
How the Programme Works
Nominations
Protocol for Successful Partners
Completing the Process
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GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS ANNOUNCES
PARTNERSHIP EXCELLENCE PROGRAMMEThe Institute has announced details of its new Partnership Programme, which will see the key contributors to the development of global supply chains winning recognition
The Global Institute of Logistics is launching a new Partnership Excellence Programme for 2006. Companies who are involved in outsourcing in the Global Supply Chain are turning to the Institute to help them find the right partners as they work to improve the ways in which they store and ship products for their customers. With this process in mind the Institute is launching this new programme to recognise and reward the transportation and technology companies that are offering the right kind of help.
We are aware of the tremendous work that partner companies are doing to help logistics service providers improve their offering to customers. We believe it’s right to give these partners recognition for the role they are playing at this exciting time for the whole logistics industry.
The Institute’s team, will collate nominations from Logistics Service Providers. Following independent research into these nominations and confirmation as to the suitability of candidates, successful partners will be invited to join the program.
PARTNER NAME: MGG "A Force for Renewal"
LOCATION: Germany
PARTNERSHIP SPECIALIZATION : Property

Making new contacts and finding an active channel for sharing useful ideas is our aim at Montan-Grundstücksgesellschaft mbh (MGG), a member of the RAG Group of Companies.
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