The Transport Week Gala is behind us. Olivia once again hosted the world!
“Baltic Trendsetters Club Certificates” in the hands of two Gdansk-based companies – Port of Gdansk SA and the most modern Polish container terminal, DCT. The winners of this prestigious award, awarded by “Baltic Transport Journal” companies that drive the development of the Baltic Sea region by implementing unique projects affecting the logistics and transport industry have also been awarded to Podlaskie Adampol (for a project carried out with the Port of Gdansk SA), OT Logistics from Szczecin, Finland Port of Helsinki and Finnlines, Swedish Ports of Stockholm, Tallink & Silja Line and Skangas based in Norway.
The award ceremony took place on 7 March at Olivia Business Centre. Olivia Sky Club brought together managers of key European logistics and transport companies, terminals and ports, entrepreneurs related to the broadly understood TSL industry in the Baltic Sea region and in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as representatives of academic circles.
The certificates were received by the Port of Gdansk SA and Adampol – Adam Kłos, Commercial Director Port Gdansk SA; DCT – Cameron Thorpe, Chief Executive Officer; OT Logistics – Zbigniew Nowik, President of the Board, Port of Helsinki – Satu Aatra, Planning Manager Urban Planning; Finnlines – Agnieszka Waleńciak, Line Manager, Finland-Poland Service; Ports of Stockholm – Gun Rudeberg, General Counsel and Head of Environmental Affairs; Tallink&Silja Line – Janek Stalmeister, Chairman of the Management Board and Chief Executive Officer of Tallink Grupp.
The ceremony was part of the Transport Week conference, the eighth edition of which was devoted to port infrastructure development projects in Europe and the opportunities offered by the New Silk Road. Olivia Business Centre was once again a partner of the event. The conference was attended by nearly half a thousand participants from over 100 companies and institutions located in 21 countries.
“From the very beginning, Olivia Business Centre has been supporting projects and initiatives aimed at the development of the region, and the condition of the TSL sector undoubtedly affects the economic position of Pomerania. Not only in Pomerania, but also in the whole country. The development of transport infrastructure, optimisation of sea, road and inland waterway transport, modernisation of ports and terminals are the key topics of the Transport Week conference, which are also important from the point of view of Olivia, the largest business hub in northern Poland, where more than 500 companies, including those from the logistics industry, operate today – emphasizes Agnieszka Zglinicka, Project Director at Olivia Business Centre, host of the event in Olivia – We are already looking closely at the New Silk Road initiative. It is said that Poland can gain a lot from the project connecting China and Europe with transport corridors. Our location is conducive to this. According to experts, Poland may become a guide for Chinese exporters to the markets of the European Union. – Adds.
OLIVIA IS A PARTNER OF TRANSPORT WEEK
INTERVIEW WITH BOGDAN OŁDAKOWSKI FROM ACTIA FORUM, ORGANIZER OF TRANSPORT WEEK
