AT THE INTERSECTION OF INDUSTRY AND POLICY.
Attend this virtual event boasting views from Capitol Hill and the boardroom on the future of freight. Help shape the path the industry and nation take to a safer, more modern supply chain.
THE SPEAKERS
Hear from individuals guaranteed to offer unique, qualified perspectives on the state of the nation's supply chain and plans for the future.
THE AGENDA
Enjoy one-on-one conversations with policymakers. Attend panel discussions with business leaders. Learn something new.
YOUR SEAT
An event to ignite conversation between policy makers and business leaders on a matter of great importance to all. You won't want to miss it.
THE 2020 EVENT SERIES
In a two-part virtual event series, CQ Roll Call and Transport Topics endeavor to engage our audiences and lead a vital national conversation. Breaking down congressional politics and analyzing national policy proposals is CQ Roll Call’s DNA. Transport Topics makes a business of informing executives in trucking and freight transportation, giving those who move goods the best-possible picture of the environment in which they operate. Together, we seek to investigate the strength of the supply chain and plans for the future of our infrastructure.
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This event series was made possible by our sponsors.
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In a two-part virtual event series, CQ Roll Call and Transport Topics endeavor to engage our audiences and lead a vital national conversation.
SESSION ONE: THE FUTURE OF FREIGHT
COVID-19 has been a wake-up call to many businesses and their ability to mobilize rapidly, set up crisis management mechanisms, and build the supply chain resilience to see them through to the other side. While some businesses ground to a halt, others raced to meet demand spikes.
As some regions move past the most acute phase of the pandemic and start to plan for recovery, industry leaders are rethinking risk-associated costs. In an increasingly volatile, interconnected world, supply chain networks need to account for political, climate-related, and health disruptions when considering their resiliency strategy.
How will this crisis change supply chains in the long run? How can fleets, shippers, and 3PLs better prepare for volatile freight demand? The path to resilience comes with a price, where is the balance between efficiency and risk? How can automation, digitization and big data enable companies to better mitigate risk?
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COVID-19 has been a wake-up call to many businesses and their ability to mobilize rapidly. As some regions move past the most acute phase of the pandemic and start to plan for recovery, industry leaders are rethinking risk-associated costs.
How will this crisis change supply chains in the long run? How can fleets, shippers, and 3PLs better prepare for volatile freight demand? The path to resilience comes with a price, where is the balance between efficiency and risk? How can automation, digitization and big data enable companies to better mitigate risk?