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Logistics UK announces shortlist for Transport Manager of the Year
Five transport managers are celebrating this week after being announced as finalists in Logistics UK’s Transport Manager of the Year 2023 competition, supported by BP. The competition recognises and celebrates transport managers across the UK and their contributions to industry.
Finalists took part in an online legislation and compliance knowledge test, as well as a case study presentation detailing their achievements and examples of leadership in the past 12 months to fight off the competition and become shortlisted.
“I would like to thank everybody who applied and took part in Transport Manager of the Year 2023 and congratulate all those shortlisted,” says Kevin Green, Marketing & Communications Director at Logistics UK.
“The logistics industry is vital to the growth of our economy and transport managers play a significant role in the process. We have witnessed a tremendous display of skills and knowledge across the judging process and I look forward to seeing who comes out on top!”
THE SHORTLIST
The shortlisted entrants for Logistics UK’s Transport Manager of the Year are:
- Andrew Moore, Transport Manager at FSM.
- Chris Pratt, Transport Manager at EPD Insulation Group Ltd.
- Fiona Hamilton, Regional Transport Manager at ACS&T Logistics.
- Kori Rewcastle, Transport & Compliance Manager at JR Dixon Limited.
- Sarah Wilkes-Jones, Transport Manager at Brakes/Sysco.
Those shortlisted will be granted free entry to Logistics UK’s Transport Manager conference in Birmingham on 30 November 2023, where the winner will be announced. Prizes include a £1,000 holiday voucher for first place and a £500 shopping voucher for second place, with both also receiving two tickets each to the eagerly anticipated 2023 Logistics Awards.
*www.logistics.org.uk/events
Published On: 10/08/2023 16:00:00
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