Filling Hall 4 to bursting at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham this June, Multimodal, the premier event in the supply chain management and logistics industry, is set to return even bigger and better, presenting the largest exhibition in its 17-year history.
Multimodal, from the 11th-13th June, will once again provide an unparalleled meeting place where shippers and cargo owners can come to discover resources to improve their businesses, by identifying new ways of moving their products more efficiently, more sustainably, and more cost effectively. Hosting every logistics sector, Multimodal offers a one-stop shop to make valuable face-to-face contact with hundreds of new prospects and to network with existing suppliers.
The 2023 show saw over 12,000 visitors, and this year registrations are tracking some 30% higher, which promises a fruitful three days for all attendees.
Companies who have registered so far include Decathlon, Tesco, Amazon, L’Oreal, Accolade Wines, Homebase, Co-operative Food, Next, Sainsbury’s, Travis Perkins, Unilever, Aldi, Pilkington, The Range, IDEXX Laboratories, Stannah Stairlifts, National Grid, Jaguar LandRover, Anglo American Mining, Costa Coffee, Nestle, Manchester United Football Club, Sky Kennels, Butternut Box, Ideal Foods, Halfords, Heathrow, Liberty Wines, Primark, BAE Systems, ABP Foods, Zeiss Vision, Lush, JCB, Thames Water, Dunelm, Whitworths, Online Home Retail, Coca Cola, John Lewis, Tata Steel, Weetabix, SharkNinja, Howdens, Willows Ingredients, Arla Foods, Mars, Husqvarna, Siemens, Asda, County Milk Products, Reckitt, Crops Goods, Cummins, Dyson, Ooni, Global Grains, Lathams, Ryman, SIG, IKEA, Ideal Boilers, British Steel, Morrisons, John West, Bentley Motors, Fyffes, Diageo, Polynt Composites, Bunzl Catering, Sky, Superdry, Baxter Healthcare, Kettler, Cemex, Joseph Joseph, Dole, Del Monte, International Plywood, Tarmac, Character World, Royal Mail Group, Shell, Triumph Motorcycles, Hertz, Crops, And So To Bed, Poundland, British America Tobacco, Unisnacks, DS Smith, Leica Biosystems, Metsa Tissue, Silver Spoon Company, Waitrose, Wickes, Kingsland Drinks, Quiz Clothing, Samsung… and so on.
Logistics UK, the Institute of Export & International Trade, the UK Warehousing Association, the Rail Freight Group, the British International Freight Association, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the Road Haulage Association, and the Cold Chain Federation all lend their support to Multimodal and add their expert knowledge to the conference sessions.
The free sessions featuring 100+ industry experts are open to everyone to ensure they are up to speed on the vital issues affecting the industries, with everything from Peak Season Preview 2024; Net zero Shipping & Logistics; Transition to emission free refrigeration on road vehicles; Generation Logistics; Artificial Intelligence; Customs compliance; Why Does the UK lead the world in eCommerce; Exploring Alternative Fuel Paths and How can we get more goods on rail?
Delivered by the industry’s chiefs including Amy McNamara, Head of Operations at Boohoo; Colin Synott, Logistics Director at Kingfisher PLC; Dionne Redpath, Group Chief Operating Officer at Europa Worldwide Group; Jamie Hartles, CEO at Howard Tenens; Stuart Innes, Airfreight Director at Kuehne+Nagel Ltd; Mark Grimshaw-Smith, Head of Rail and Sea at CEMEX UK; Tim Shoveller, CEO at Freightliner; Adam Jones, Sales & Marketing Director at Unipart.
Multimodal has partnered with Google Digital Garage again to offer free vital skills training and mentoring through both group sessions and individual 1-2-1s. Sessions include Leadership for the Digital Age; Decision-making with Data; AI & Digital Marketing Strategy; and Boost your Productivity with AI.
Multimodal hosts two exceptional networking events: the Multimodal Awards on the evening of 11th June, and the Multimodal Mixer sponsored by DP World on the 12th of June in the Hall.
Find out more and to register at www.multimodal.org.uk, or contact Robert Jervis +44 (0)20 7384 7760 robert.jervis@clarionevents.com
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