ABOUT THIS EPISODE
After a 17-year hiatus, Parcel+Post Expo is returning to London this September. Carrie Lee, head of marketing for the technology portfolio at Closer Still Media, and Alicia Smith, group content manager for eCommerce Expo and Technology for Marketing, discuss what visitors can expect from this year’s event and why bringing the three shows together could create new opportunities for the logistics and e-commerce industries.
In this episode:
- Why the event has headed back to the UK after three years in Amsterdam
- How co-locating Parcel+Post Expo with eCommerce Expo and Technology for Marketing brings the entire customer journey together
- The importance of face-to-face events in an increasingly digital working world
- The role of AI in transforming e-commerce, fulfilment and logistics
- How the event is addressing diversity and supporting women in the logistics industry
- Why sustainability, leadership and future-proofing businesses are key themes at this year’s event
- What visitors and exhibitors can take away from the two-day event
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