Thomas Skellingsted
President 4D Supply Chain Consulting
Thomas Skellingsted joined 4D Supply Chain Consulting in 2021. He is President of the company and based out of London, UK and Houston, Texas, USA.
He has a proven track record of both theoretical and practical experience. He gained a degree in Strategy Management from IMD, Lausanne, Switzerland, and a degree in Management Execution.
Thomas Skellingsted has more than 30 years of experience within transport and logistics—starting in the transport industry as a freight forwarder trainee in 1988 in Denmark and since then holding various management roles.
4D Supply Chain Consulting is an independent supply chain consultancy with a proven track record in delivering the highest standard in both theoretical and operational solutions. We combine an extensive portfolio of services—supply chain support, manpower provision, competence development, training, supply chain 4PL models, and benchmarking—as well as unique intellectual property and relationships with industry experts to provide a holistic end-to-end solution that addresses business-specific needs.
To find out more, visit www.4d-scc.com or e-mail info@4d-scc.com
Main Stage Agenda Sessions
The Need for Transparency and Accountability to Navigate Market Volatility
As freight rates and asset availability continue to fluctuate causing volatility in the market, there is a need for the industry to come together to agree on a more flexible and efficient way to do business. This panel will discuss the changing nature of contracting and debate what format works best when there is volatility in the market. With a need for consolidation and minimising waste, our panellists will discuss how to best navigate this changing situation to reduce the pressure when relying on an ever more limited resource pool.
Tuesday 13 February 11:45 - 12:30 Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE
Main Stage
As freight rates and asset availability continue to fluctuate causing volatility in the market, there is a need for the industry to come together to agree on a more flexible and efficient way to do business. This panel will discuss the changing nature of contracting and debate what format works best when there is volatility in the market. With a need for consolidation and minimising waste, our panellists will discuss how to best navigate this changing situation to reduce the pressure when relying on an ever more limited resource pool.
