Your centenary. Your story.
Every career has a moment that stays with you. The qualification that made you believe in yourself. The letters after your name that showed the world what you're made of. The community that finally got what you do and why it matters.
This is that community. One hundred years of it.
This centenary year, we are putting your stories at the heart of it. Because the profession is not the charter. It is the people who carry it.
Your stories with CILT(UK)...
Anthony Nwosu CMILT
Joining CILT UK has been one of the best strategic choices I have made in my career. For several years, I had looked forward to joining the CILT UK, so I continued solving logistical challenges globally as a logistics manager.
Catherine Sharapova FCILT
The CILT Charter is carried by its people, and as a Fellow, I am honored to contribute to its next century by turning complex global disruptions into structured, innovative opportunities for the global community.
Keith Barnard CMILT
Becoming a Member of CILT represented an important milestone in my professional development. It provided a professional framework that complemented practical experience and reinforced the importance of lifelong learning, professional standards and continuous improvement.
Oyadara Oyindamola MILT
Becoming a member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT UK) has been a particularly meaningful milestone in my journey. Through CILT, I have gained access to professional networks, learning opportunities, industry insights, and a community of professionals committed to advancing the sector.
Roksana Boldys MILT
CILT has helped me see logistics as more than just warehouses and deliveries. It has shown me the innovation, technology and talented people that make our industry what it is today.
Ashok Dr. Chopra FCILT
Being a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT UK) since 2014 has significantly contributed to my professional and academic journey. The fellowship has enhanced my engagement in academic and corporate training forums and opened access to numerous professional platforms and training opportunities.
Zac Leslie CMILT
I have now mentored through the CILT mentorship programme, two amazing people from supply chain management industry, one at the start of their journey and one well in to their career already. Sharing my knowledge, and learning from their experiences is rewarding.
Simon Gardner FCILT
This coming year I Celebrate 35 years service at Cardiff bus, 40 years in the bus industry, 26 years as a trainer and almost 10 years as a DVSA approved driving Examiner, so I was some pleased to celebrate by becoming a Chartered Fellow last year as part of my semi retirement.
Joshua Antwi CMILT
CILT(UK) has been fundamental in shaping my approach. Through structured learning, including the International Advanced Diploma in Logistics and Transport, I developed a deeper understanding of the principles that underpin effective logistics management—governance, resilience, and continuous improvement.
Anthony Young CMILT
I joined CIT in 1968 and continued for nearly sixty years in transport. Early years were spent in universities and then in the new PTE SELNEC, later Greater Manchester. My main achievement was getting trams back into Manchester, the first in the UK. I received the Meritorious Award in 2015.
Chacko Jacob CMILT
I joined CILT in 2023 to anchor that experience to a global standard. Chartership (CMILT) gave me more than recognition — it connected me to a worldwide community that takes this profession as seriously as I do, and it sharpened how I think about strategy, talent, and the future.
Andrew Stout CMILT
Throughout my time as a member within the CILT, I feel I have been extremely fortunate to benefit from the power of the institute to undertake numerous visits, networking events and meet many high profile speakers. Many of the people I have met have become friends as well as colleagues and the institute has broadened my horizons to learn about rail, aviation, sustainability, bus and transport planning.
Roshan Menon CMILT
CILT membership and Chartered status have been meaningful because they recognise the professionalism behind a sector that is often unseen when it works well, but deeply felt when it does not
David Stafford CMILT
CILT has allowed me to connect with other people of different industries to share and learn from these experiences and I'm better for it. I'm proud to be part of the movers and shakers!
Martin Ellis FCILT
My career in logistics and supply chain management has spanned more than four decades, from automotive manufacturing and aerospace engineering to international consultancy and global health
Ben Astley-Shaw FCILT
The biggest benefits of being engaged with CILT is highlighting the vastness of the logistics environment and opening new avenues of opportunity, twinning this with the growth in forums, committees and access to peers within the industry, lends itself to a permanent safety net of high performing professionals willing to support one another.
Husham Halim CMILT
Being a Chartered Member reinforces my commitment to professional excellence and lifelong learning. It provides access to global best practices and a community of professionals who share a common goal of advancing the logistics profession. I am proud to be part of this network and look forward to continuing to learn, adapt, and contribute to the industry through CILT.
David Lane FCILT
I was grateful to CILT for support and contacts when working with transport disasters. This lead to engagement with many organisations and a series of presentations at Singapore Civil Aviation Authority. Early engagement about impacts on global warming also led to a key book on the subject. The active discussions on this in the Journal have enabled thoughtful contributions from many organisations.
Paul Ross MILT
I joined Nijman Zeetank in August 2003 as an HGV driver, operating throughout Europe for 14 years. In 2017, I progressed to Driver Trainer while also providing holiday cover within the office, before moving into a Driver Supervisor role. In 2020, I transitioned permanently into the office as a Planner and quickly advanced to Operations Supervisor. In October 2025, I was promoted to Operations Manager. During my career progression, I have also achieved my Transport Manager Qualification and completed the IOSH Managing Safely certification, demonstrating my commitment to professional development and operational excellence.
Thomas Knowles FCILT
I started my career in the bus industry with PMT (Potteries Motor Traction) in October 1960 as a company management trainee. I was told straight away that if I wished to progress in the industry then I needed to join the Institute of Transport which I did.