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The global road and logistics industry is experiencing a shift in focus to emerging markets: Improved road infrastructure is vital to ongoing success
Emerging markets across Asia have taken priority in the industry as trade volumes shift toward them. However, developed countries will continue to provide strong markets as privatization increases capital investment in road infrastructure.
From highways to airport links, well connected infrastructure is vital to the expansion of new and developed economies.
Through collaboration with industry leaders from across the globe, Odgers Berndtson’s transport team supports infrastructure and logistics firms discover and secure leaders with the talent and experience to develop their businesses.
Canada
In Canada, the need for increasing efficiency in moving goods has created a highly competitive trucking industry, one that relies on roads infrastructure as a critical link in the supply chain.
Haulage is no longer just about moving something from A to B. A focus on third-party logistics—which comprises the full supply chain, including warehousing and distribution—means the level of knowledge and the skill set industry leaders require has vastly expanded. To win contracts, reduce costs and get the rubber on the road, executives must understand budgets, operations, efficiency optimization and supply chain management from end-to-end. Companies will need executives that can effectively access limited government funding while generating private investment where possible.
Working with Odgers Berndtson’s team of professionals, you’ll have access to driven, top-tier transportation talent that understands Canadian roads from the necessary range of perspectives.
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