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CILT(UK) The Story of Technology, Leadership and The Supply Chain.
CILT(UK)
What: The Story of Technology, Leadership and The Supply Chain Date: 13th October 2026 Time: 19:00 - 19:30 - Registration 19:30 - 21:00 - Presentation / Zoom 21:00 - Close Location: University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9RH, Campus map will be sent to physical attendees and Online Speakers: Paul Brooks FCILT, Founder, Sales Leader, Investor and Self Confessed CILT Advocate Relationships make supply chains work, or is that technology? Paul is going to share with us his latest client work that is looking at the basis for what makes a successful supply chain team. Is it performance, strategy, new technologies or partnerships? The main question on every supply chain leader's lips today is "Will AI make my outcomes better, will they be faster, be more resilient or just loads cheaper?" with a follow up of "Can I get there first and be more competitive?" This session, drawing on input from 3PLs, Retailers, Manufacturers and Service Businesses will focus on what you, as a supply chain leader, needs to do to deliver success in today's AI dominated world. Full details of the exact location will be sent before the event to those registered to attend in person. The presentation will also be available as a webinar. Note: If you are not a current Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, please be aware our membership team may be in touch with you using your email address provided regards membership opportunities. If you do not wish to be contacted please email and let us know at regions@ciltuk.org.uk This event has been awarded 1.5 CPD hours against: SC1.1 Supply Chain Networks, Design and Optimisation LE1.1 Leadership, Development, Organisational Culture and Change Management DT2.1 Technology, Automation and Innovation
Delivering East West Rail
CILT
Speakers: East West Rail : Georgina Taylor; Shehab Choudhury; Anthony O'Dea; Ryan Robertson; Martin Catchpole General Overview Outline project Expected service pattern Train fleets and operator, maintenance locations Integration with other modes Role of freight Economic benefits, especially for the Thames Valley region. The future – new train fleets / electrification The work of the Accessibility Advisory Panel How it was formed and recruited How the AAP works in practice, in particular related to consultation The impact on station and service design eg Winslow Station and how these outcomes will benefit everyone Outlining the work with RIBA and the Inclusive Design Overlay Examples of best practice which could be used within wider GBR and the transport industry as a whole Consolidated station approach Outlining what this is Benefits of the approach (eg Bedford St Johns relocation) Maintaining social inclusion where stations have been closed / moved and buses are limited. Mitigations away from the railway – footpaths, level crossing replacements The impact of Universal Studios
Volunteering Opportunities with CILT (UK)
CILT (UK)
Event: Volunteering Opportunities with CILT (UK)? Date & Time: 8 October 2026, 16:00 - 17:00 Speaker: Rebecca Fox, CILT(UK) Director of Membership & Communities Did you know that CILT(UK) offers a wide range of volunteering opportunities? You could take on a formal committee role within a Nation, Region or Forum, judge an award, join a membership assessment panel, or contribute in many other ways. Volunteering with CILT(UK) is an excellent way to strengthen your CV, develop valuable skills and expand your professional network beyond your workplace or place of study. Most importantly, it provides an opportunity to give back to the profession and help shape the activities that support its future.
Appetite for Change: Building More Resilient Food and Drink Supply Chains in an Uncertain World
Linde
This report brings together perspectives from senior leaders, academics and experts across food and drink, logistics and supply chain management to explore the challenges facing the sector and the strategies, investments and innovations needed to insulate against them and build greater resilience.
Focus October 2026
CILT(UK)
This issue’s global trade special has one thread running through it: goods still move by ship, road, rail and aircraft, but the advantage now goes to those who can see disruption coming and have a plan ready when it arrives.
CILT(UK) Student Membership Presentation
CILT (UK)
Are you a student looking to get a head start on your career? Join this webinar to discover how CILT(UK) Student Membership can support your studies, build your professional network and help you take the next step after graduation. Presenters: Julia Ohela, CILT(UK) Go-to-Market Manager Julia Ohela, will give you an overview on the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the benefits of becoming a Student member.
CILT(UK) Member Benefits Webinar - Hosted by MRG
CILT (UK)
The webinar is designed to help members get more from their CILT(UK) membership, understand the opportunities available to them, and hear more about what is happening across the Institute. Whether you are a new member, have been with CILT(UK) for many years, or simply want to become more involved, this is an opportunity to: • Understand more about your CILT(UK) membership and professional journey • Discover the benefits, resources and opportunities available to members • Learn about Forums, Regions and Nations and how to get involved • Hear about professional development, CPD and progression • Understand how the MRG represents your voice within CILT(UK) • Ask questions and provide feedback directly to your member representatives Hosted by your CILT(UK) Membership Representation Group – connecting members with their Institute and ensuring the member voice is heard.
