Think Tank No.1 - “Key business actions for the BSR – External revision of the TransBaltic WP5 results”

The Baltic Transport Journal has been following TransBaltic since its very beginning by featuring the project’s newsletters and producing articles on the project’s findings. The journal is now dedicated to a last task of verifying the incentives, derived from the TransBaltic studies, with the market and decision-makers. Professionals from the public and business sector is confronted with summaries of TransBaltic’s outcomes and the results of the discussions will be presented in 3 so called “Think-Tank” issues.

Download: Think-Tank #1

Think Tank No.1  features discussions on;

Dry Port with

• Stefan Back – Director Sustainable Logistics at TransportGruppen and Chairman of the Intermodal working group of the Swedish International Freight Association
• Anders Ekmark – Senior analyst at the Swedish Transport Administration
• Lidia Wójtowicz – Director of the Department of Regional Development of the Warmia-Masuria Voivodeship
• Krzysztof Kasica – Economic analyst of the Department of Strategy and Development at the City Council of Elbląg
• Thomas Elm Kampman – Director of the Skandinavisk Transport Center and Port of Koge
• Jakob Svane – Consultant of the DI Transport
• Leif Gjesing Hansen – Senior Adviser at the Department of Regional Development of the Zealand region

Empty Container Management with

• Erik Ringmaa – Chief Commercial Officer at Port of Tallinn
• Dominik Landa – DCT Gdańsk’s Business Development Director

Deployment of the ICT toolbox with

• Leszek Andrzejewski - Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, Task Leader of TransBaltic Task 5.3 – ICT tools

International intermodal transport with

• Bjarne Ivar Wist - CargoNet’s Director of Information and Strategy

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