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CILT International Convention 2015

United Arab Emirates, Dubai - 13 - 16th September 2015
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) is pleased to announce its line-up of high-profile industry experts for the CILT International Convention 2015. The line-up consists of:
? Ravi Kumar, Head of Strategy and Innovation, Dubai Trade
? Professor Chris Kissling, Academic, Consultant and Writer, Chair, CILT New Zealand Awards Commmittee
? Dr John Webb, Head, School of Logistics and Maritime Studies, Bahrain Polytechnic Read more?
Date(s)
13 - 16th September 2015
Venue
Jumeirah Creekside Hotel, Dubai
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