FEATURED SPEAKERS:

BRIG. (RET.) CHARLES LOTT

New Zealand Defence Force

TODD MOYLE KiwiRail

LIZ YEAMAN Retyna Consulting Ltd

HEAR INSIGHTS ON:

•  Freight hubs – making the most of multi-modal freight to reduce logistics and supply chain waste

•  Decarbonisation efforts and green initiatives within the freight scene

•  The future roadmap for freight and a peek behind the grill at the technology that will power the industry.

24-25 June 2019 | Grand Millennium, Auckland

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8.30 Registrationandcoffee

9.00 OpeningremarksfromtheChair

9.10 Openingaddress:Freightofthefuture–engineeringasustainableandresilientindustry

Withadvancesintechnologyandbestpracticecoupledtoapushtowardsemissionsreductionand a zero-carbon economy, the future of freight in NewZealandrequiresinputandcollaborationfromallplayersacrossthefreight,shipping,logisticsandsupplychainindustries.Supportingthedevelopmentof neighbouring industries and of the New Zealand economy.

• Whatwillberequiredintheshort-andlong-termtoachievemaximumemissionsreductionandazero-carbon economy

• Collaborativelyusingbusinessandindustrynetworkstomeetandexceeddecarbonisation,business and labour targets

• Potentialnewbusinessavenuescreatedthroughtheseefforts

PeterSherwin,Partner,GrantThornton

9.40 E-Commerceandmulti-modaltransport-isNZ’sregulatorysystemfitforpurpose?

• Anoverviewofthecurrentlegislationgoverningcarriage of goods

• Issuesraisedbycommercialandtechnologicaldevelopments

• TheRotterdamRules–shouldNZbecomeasignatory?

SimonCartwright,Partner – Transport and Trade, HeskethHenry

10.20 Morningbreak

10.50 Makinghubsworkforyou–aninspectionofleadingglobalmulti-modalhubs

• Location,location,location–buildingonexistingnetworks and transport lines to guarantee the biggestimpactonturnaroundsandfreighttraffic

• Joiningthedots–utilisingcarefullogisticsplanning to ensure smoother transfers between distant hubs

• Jackofalltrades,masterofnone–understandingthe local terrain to know when to limit the number oftransportoptions

Representative from Tainui Group Holdings Ruakura

11.30 Panel:Futurefreighthubs–multi-modalfreightreducinglogisticsandsupplychainwaste

• Growingpains–lessonslearntsofarinbuildingfuture hubs and the key challenges overcome

• Howmulti-modalhubswillenablegrowthanddevelopment for New Zealand businesses and the economy

• WhichtechnologyoptionswillbestsuittheNZfreightandlogisticsenvironment?

• Whatplansarealreadyinthepipelineandhowcompaniescanbetterprepareforthem

AlanPiper,GGM Sales & Commercial,KiwiRail MurrayKing,Director, MurrayKing&FrancisSmall

ConsultancyLtd Representative from Tainui Group Holdings Ruakura

12.30 Lunchbreak

1.30 Rebuildingcosteffectivenessandbusinesssustainability

Limitedlabouravailabilityandincreasinglyhighercostscompoundedbyahighlycompetitivemarketisnotasure-firerecipeforlong-termsuccess.Howcanthe sector adapt or transform?

• Understandingthecausesofcurrentindustry-wide pressures and concerns

• Escapingtherushtothebottomandincreasingmargins

• Identifyingkeysuccessfactors,maximisingefficiencyandimprovingoverallbusinesssustainability

PeterSherwin,Partner,GrantThornton

2.10 Goingthedistance–howtechnologyischangingthewaywemoveheavyfreight

• Makingthemostoftransportandwarehousingadvancementstoenablemoreeffectivematerialhandling

• Utilisingtechnologytostreamlineandoptimisecustoms clearance procedures

• GettingcargofromAtoBquicklyandefficientlywithout compromising on quality

2.50 Afternoonbreak

3.20 CarbonNeutralFreight-buildingresiliencethrough sustainabilityinNewZealand’sfreightenvironment • Usingcarbonmeasurementandmitigationto

optimisethefreightsystemandfutureprooftheindustry

• Leveragingyoursupplychaintomanagebusinessrisk and liability

DrAnnSmith, Chief Executive, Enviro-MarkSolutions

4.20 Closingaddress:The“Art”ofMovement–Fromfactorytofoxhole

From New Zealand to the world and vice versa, the New Zealand Defence force has successfully transportedpeople,cargoandfreight,attimeonitsownandattimesinpartnershipwithvaluedcommercialpartners.‘People’,‘pieces’,‘parts’,and‘packages’and‘parcels’arethedailydietoftheDefenceForce’smovementsandfreightecosystem- be that for humanitarian aid, disaster relief or combatoperationsathomeorinfarflungandattimesinhospitableplaces.TheclosingaddresswillfocusonthedailyrealitiesofNewZealandDefenceForceoperationsbeginningwithitsoperationsinTimorLestein1999throughthe2000sandintothefuturewhereshortnoticeandextremetimeandenvironmental constraints prevail.

Brig.(Ret.)CharlesLott,Chief – Joint Defence Services,NewZealandDefenceForce

5.00 SummaryremarksfromtheChairandnetworkingdrinks

DAY ONE: 24 JUNE 2019AGENDA Freight Futures 2030 brings together key stakeholders from

across New Zealand’s highly interconnected freight, logistics and supply chain industries to further the discussion around the future form of these industries.

9.00 WelcomebackfromtheChair

9.10 Mechanismsforaddressingindustry-wide recruitmentandretentionconcerns Alltoooften,allittakestofindthatlongsortafter sparkofinspirationistoapproachaproblemwitha differentsetofeyes. • Workingwithdifferentsectorsandindustriesto

overcomethechallengeofattractingtherightkindof applicant

• Rebrandingorretargeting–howeachthesecanplay a role in improving trends

TaniaWilliams,GM Engineering Leadership, EngineeringNewZealand

9.50 Cultureasacompetitiveadvantage:Thetransformationalroleofworkplacecultureinarapidly-changingworld

JoinNapierPortastheyexplorethelanestheytooktoaddresstheirrecruitmentandretentionconcernsthroughtheuseofpositiveculturechange.

• Understandingworkplacecultureasadisruptiveforce

• ShowcasinghowapeoplefirstapproachhelpedNapierPortbuildaresilientandagileculture

VivBull,GM Culture and Community, NapierPort

10.30 Morningbreak

11.00 Goinggreen–decarbonisationeffortswithintheindustry

• Aninspectionoffuturefueloptionsavailableforroad, rail, air and sea freight

• Howandwhydecarbonisationrequiresmorethanjust a change in fuel type

• Realworldexamplesofhowindustry-widecarbonreductioninitiativeshaveimprovedbusinessoutcomes

LizYeaman,Managing Director, Retyna ConsultingLtd

11.40 Therighttechfortherightjob–alookatindustrybestuseforHFCandBEV

HydrogenFuelCell(HFC)andBatteryElectricVehicle(BEV)technologyisnolongerjustforsmallvehicles.Thetechnologyofbothhasadvancedtothestagewheretheycanbothaidinthecost-effectivedecarbonisationofthefreightindustry.

• Exploringthebestusageforeachtechnologytypeand why they will co-exist

• Reallifeexamplesofhowbothtechnologiesarebeing implemented within the freight industry

DanKahn,Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, HiringaEnergy

12.20 Lunchbreak

1.20 Technologicaladvancementsthatarechangingthefreightingscene

• HowAIandautomationcanplayaroleinreducingindustry-wide waste

• Improvedtrackingandprocessingofshipmentsthrough digital means

• Increasingworkersafetyandvehiclemaintenancelevelsthroughsmarttechnologyapplications

2.00 Makingthemostofdatatodriveimprovementsinsupplychainandlogistics

• Gettingcomfortablewithdatamanagementandleveraginginformationtodriveinnovationandimproveefficiency

• Identifyingwhichtoolswillbemostbeneficialandcosteffective

• Highlightingwhichkeyindicatorsaremostlikelytogive valuable results and feedback, while allowing for analysis of improvement and measurement ofROI

DritanRamohitaj,Chief Executive Officer, Bearing360

2.40 Afternoonbreak

3.10 Structuringsupplychainstobetterwithstandnetworkdisruptions

• Howrecentdisastershaveforcedimprovementsincontingencyplanningandencouragedresilienceinlocal freight networks and supply chains

• BetterconnectingNewZealandtoglobalnetworkstominimisedisruptionsduringlocalandglobal disasters

3.50 Closingaddress:Turningfreightdreamsintofreightreality

• WhattargetsshouldtheNewZealandfreightenvironmentfocusonfirsttoencourageuptakeofemissionreductionpracticesandimprovelong-term sustainability

• Findingcommongroundonwhichmethodsandbestpracticestofollowtoensuresmoothersupplychainandlogisticsflow

• Thepracticalitiesandchallengesofimplementingadvances in technology into the New Zealand transport environment

ToddMoyle,Chief Executive Officer, KiwiRail

4.30 ClosingremarksfromtheChairandendofconference

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DAY TWO: 25 JUNE 2019

Delegates from road, rail, sea and air will gain insights into global and domestic factors impacting on and affecting New Zealand’s freight environment, while gaining advice on how to create a resilient, efficient and future ready business.

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