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In a world of increasing protectionist tariffs, global market volatility, and technological disruption, CSC Live stands as your beacon for navigating the complex landscape of the port, maritime, and logistics sectors.
Experience a powerhouse of industry experts sharing cutting-edge case studies.
Gain invaluable insights from leaders across all levels of the supply chain.
Explore innovative solutions to overcome workforce challenges and environmental policies.
Dive deep into market-shaping debates on new shipping alliances and global trade dynamics.
Gain diverse perspectives to fuel your business decisions in an era of unpredictability.
Transform obstacles into growth opportunities for your organisation.
Network with industry game-changers poised to transform your bottom line.
Engage with thought-leaders addressing the impact of new technologies on the port sector.
Forge valuable partnerships to navigate uncertain value chains.
Wassim Mnif
COO APAC, DHL Supply Chain
Amita Maheshwari
Global Head of Supply Chain Development, A.P. Moller Maersk
Dimitri van Eekelen
Vice President – Commercial, SOHAR Port & Freezone
Vijaya Kumar Puspowanam
Chief Executive Officer, Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Timothy Lim
Vice President, Strategy & SEA Risk Resilience / Tuas Port Ecosystem Development, Container Division Office, PSA Singapore
Mohamed Al Wahedi Country Manager – Egypt, AD Ports Group
John Manners-Bell
Founder & CEO, Transport Intelligence & Freezone
Peter Sundara Swamickannu
Head of Global Ocean Freight Product (Visy Global Logistics), Visy Industries
CSC Live presented a dynamic lineup of topics addressing critical topics in global trade and maritime industries. From ocean freight market insights and supply chain resilience to intra-Asian trade growth, disruptive technologies, and port development strategies, industry leaders shared actionable solutions to navigate evolving challenges and opportunities.
This session will examine the current state of the ocean freight market and provide insights into trade patterns for 2025-2026. Our expert panel will analyse how shipping alliances are performing against reliability promises, assess the ongoing impact of Red Sea diversions on rates and routes, and explore how geopolitical tensions and potential trade wars are reshaping global commerce and supply chain strategies.
With intra-Asian trade projected to reach 40% of global trade by 2030, this session examines how supply chain stakeholders can capitalize on Southeast Asia's manufacturing growth while addressing a critical US$60 billion infrastructure investment gap. Industry leaders will discuss strategies for enhancing port capacity, improving multimodal connectivity, and leveraging data integration to support the region's rapidly expanding trade flows.
As shipowners transition to low-carbon fuel to decarbonise their operations, ports and their partners must ensure that sufficient supply infrastructure is in place to stay competitive. With this being said, this session examines which green fuel alternatives offer the greatest potential and how ports can strategically invest in multi-fuel bunkering infrastructure to remain competitive.
From trade wars and tariffs to extreme weather events and the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, shippers and cargo owners have faced several challenges that have exposed vulnerabilities in their supply chain strategies. This session brings together shippers, ocean carriers and logistics providers to explore practical strategies for building supply chain resilience in an era of ongoing disruption. Participants will examine China +1 diversification strategies, assess the feasibility of nearshoring initiatives, and discuss how emerging technologies and improved industry collaboration can enhance supply chain visibility, risk mitigation, and long-term sustainability in volatile global markets.
In an ever-changing and increasingly volatile world, ports and terminals are facing mounting pressure to boost efficiency. As such, embracing new disruptive technology has therefore become essential. This session explores how ports and terminals can strategically invest in disruptive technologies to boost efficiency. Leading technology innovators will discuss building effective partnerships between maritime stakeholders and tech start-ups, establishing business cases for innovation investments, and scaling promising solutions from concept to industry-ready applications.
With global port investment surging 15% year-on-year, this session examines key considerations for port development and expansion in evolving trade landscapes. Industry leaders will discuss funding schemes for infrastructure projects, and how ports can increase their profitability, diversify their services, and enhance their competitiveness
Shipping Lines
Expert Industry Consultants
Shippers / Cargo Owners
Freight Forwarders
Ports & Terminals
Government Institutions
3PLs
Industry Associations