Global Supply Chain Value Creation and Sustainability, Mars

James Rosengren is a supply chain and logistics leader with deep experience transforming end‑to‑end operations across the FMCG sector. He has led large logistics organisations spanning international freight, warehousing, transport, and procurement, delivering improved service, major cost efficiencies, and more sustainable operating models. James has redesigned freight networks, implemented digital tools to enhance performance and reduce waste, and developed advanced Cost‑to‑Serve models integrating both margin and environmental impact. His previous roles also include leading automation, resilience, and continuous‑improvement initiatives that strengthened operational effectiveness while supporting long‑term sustainability across complex supply chain environments

PANELLIST: Beyond Ambition: What is reducing logistics emissions today?

Sr Procurement Manager – Global Warehouse and Logistics, Reckitt

With 15 years of experience in logistics, Steve has built his career around delivering change projects and interventions to logistics services and networks to deliver value and efficiency. He is a passionate leader, delivering change across a complex global logistics network. 

In his role at Reckitt, Steve works closely with customers, internal supply, sales, finance and procurement to map out key levers for decarbonisation, defining budget requirements and leading Regional task forces and projects to deliver against the required run rate of carbon reductions.

Steve’s experience in logistics change projects both working for logistics service providers, and shipper/ manufacturing businesses in supply and procurement roles enables him to create projects and deliver through a matrix of strong relationships across the supply chain. Bringing Reckitt’s green logistics roadmap to life. Translating ambition and targets into action and deliverables. 

PANELLIST: Do We Need to Re-Evaluate How We Purchase Logistics?

Head of Productivity and Sustainability, British Army

Brigadier Tim Symonds OBE has over 28 years of service in the British Army, with extensive operational experience including helicopter handling operations in Macedonia, port activation in Iraq, and three tours of Afghanistan.

In subsequent senior leadership roles across Army Headquarters and the MOD Main Building, he has focused on driving organisational and cultural change.

He is a Chartered Fellow of both the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, holds an MA from King’s College London, and is currently undertaking postgraduate study at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

PANELLIST: Why is Sustainable Logistics Moving too Slowly?

Supply Chain Projects Director, DP World UK

Jessica Tomkins is Supply Chain Projects Director at DP World UK, with more than 20 years’ experience across finance, logistics, and supply chain innovation. She leads complex transformation programmes that deliver efficiency, commercial value, and sustainable impact. A strong advocate for data-driven decision-making and practical, scalable change, Jess has driven major process improvements and cost efficiencies across global operations. She is particularly focused on decarbonising supply chains, advancing initiatives such as modal shift strategies, greener infrastructure, and low-emission technologies, helping shape a more resilient, low-carbon future for global trade.

PANELLIST:Why is Sustainable Logistics Moving too Slowly?

BRITELAB: Where do Electric HGVs Work Today?

Circular Economy & Sustainability Transformation Advisor, Klitgaard Advisory

Sine Klitgaard Møller spent over a decade shaping sustainability strategy across LEGO’s global Licensing and Extended Line business, from Design Director to Sustainability Transformation Director, leading the teams that built the brand’s partner sustainability programme from the ground up, including partner packaging and material transformation, Scope 3 reporting, CSRD readiness, and partner EPR compliance. She originated the idea for an industry-wide Scope 3 category 14 calculation methodology, brought to life together with Products of Change, whose outreach engaged 32 external brand owners in the collaboration. Trained in visual collaboration facilitation, she brings a rare ability to turn complex strategy into something a room can see and act on. Now with a Master’s in Sustainability Leadership from Cambridge, she speaks on what it actually takes to embed sustainability at scale inside large, complex organisations — the culture change as much as the strategy. 

PANELLIST: Why is Sustainable Logistics Moving too Slowly?

BRITELAB: Board to Loading Bay 

Commercial Director, Walkers Transport

Chris Burley is Commercial Director at Walkers Transport, where he has been instrumental in shaping the company’s commercial growth since joining in 2007. With extensive experience across logistics, systems, and operational development, Chris brings a well-rounded and practical perspective to the challenges facing modern supply chains.

In his role, Chris leads the commercial strategy of the business, working closely with customers to deliver tailored transport and warehousing solutions that meet real-world demands. Known for his straight-talking, Can Do. approach, he combines technical knowledge with commercial insight to drive performance and long-term value.

Chris is also an active voice within the wider logistics industry, contributing to discussions around key issues such as sustainability and operational pressures, and regularly representing Walkers Transport at industry events and forums.

Passionate about people as much as performance, Chris plays an important role in fostering a strong internal culture, championing collaboration and long-term partnerships. His leadership continues to support Walkers Transport’s reputation as a forward-thinking, customer-focused logistics provider across the UK

PANELLIST: Do We Need to Re-Evaluate How We Purchase Logistics?

Vice President Customer Success – EMEA, Zencargo

Samantha Brocklehurst is Managing Partner at NovaChain and a board-level shipping and logistics leader with nearly 20 years’ experience across liner shipping and end-to-end supply chain logistics. She has held senior leadership roles at Maersk and CMA CGM, leading multimodal operations for major global customers and embedding an empowered, accountable customer experience model that improved reliability, productivity and outcomes for customers and the business. Samantha is passionate about making sustainability practical at scale – using technology, visibility and partner-led execution to improve reliability, reduce waste and lower emissions alongside cost-to-serve. She is known for developing high-performing teams, creating clarity and accountability and building cultures that turn strategy into consistent execution.

PANELLIST: Beyond Ambition: What is reducing logistics emissions today?

BRITELAB: Turning Business Commitments into Logistics Action

Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Cambridge

David Cebon, ScD, FREng is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering in Cambridge University Engineering Department. He is the Director of the Centre for Sustainable Road Freight and the Cambridge Vehicle Dynamics Consortium. Professor Cebon has authored or co-authored many papers on dynamics, safety, manoeuvrability, energy consumption and decarbonisation of heavy vehicles.

PANELLIST: The 2027 Reality Check: Can Fleets Actually Electrify

BRITELAB: Where do Electric HGVs Work Today?

Vice Chair of ESG Advisory Board, SHEIN 

Robin Millington, named Global Sustainable Business Leader of the Year 2023 by Environmental Finance, and Highly Commended Green Business Leader of the Year 2024 by Business Green, currently works with a NED & Advisory portfolio. 

An experienced senior executive with an extensive track record, currently she serves as Vice-Chair of the ESG Advisory Board for SHEIN; is a Bennett Scholar at the Bennett Institute for Innovation and Policy Acceleration at the University of Sussex; is a Non-Executive Director with Dunya Analytics; and on the Board of a Land Trust in California. 

Her executive experience includes as Founding CEO of Planet Tracker, a multi award-winning sustainable finance think-tank embedding the value of nature into global capital markets; a Director of the European Climate Foundation; Founding Director of Wetlands International; Managing Director of the Centre for European Policy Studies; and previously was many years in the IT industry. She has also served on the Supervisory Board of the Capitals Coalition; as Board Vice-Chair of the Gold Standard Foundation; and serves on various advisory committees.

Robin has an MBA from INSEAD and a BA from Stanford University.  

PANEL: Why is Sustainable Logistics Moving too Slowly?

BRITELAB: Quantifying Risk: Making the Business Case

CEO, éXō Fleets

Alan Crowley is CEO and Co-Founder of éXō Fleets, the trusted master data platform for fleets. A technology leader spanning data science, software and edge computing, he helps fleet operators turn fragmented operational data into clear, reliable decision support. 

He is focused on building practical data foundations, integration, automation and governance, that improve vehicle efficiency, lower operating costs and unlock measurable performance gains across complex, mixed fleets. 

Working at the front line with operators, Alan tackles the realities of rising fuel costs, operational complexity, decarbonisation and Scope 3 reporting, bringing clarity to the data that underpins smarter, faster action. 

His work sits at the intersection of logistics, sustainability and commercial performance, enabling businesses to transform fleet operations into connected ecosystems that are more efficient, compliant and future-ready. 

PANELLIST: The 2027 Reality Check: Can Fleets Actually Electrify 

Owner, FSEW

Geoff has spent the last decade demonstrating that fleets can electrify and be profitable.  He started FSEW from a two up two down in Cardiff and today is at the forefront of driving sustainable logistics by helping blue chip brands to reduce Scope 3 emissions using his fleet of electric trucks. 

Key achievements include launching the UK’s first commercial use electric HGV with Tesco and most recently voted Motor Transport’s No1 Power Player. Geoff is a regular speaker at events sharing his experience on how he has accelerated FSEW’s journey to freight decarbonisation and delivering for his customers a net-zero freight  solution. He is currently busy developing an eFreight Hub in Cardiff to provide a more accessible electric charging infrastructure for van and arctic truck operators. 

PANELLIST: The 2027 Reality Check: Can Fleets Actually Electrify

BRITELAB: The Reality Behind the Transition

Founder/Fractional Chief Sustainability Officer, Better Business. Better World 

Camilla Barnes of Better Business. Better World helps product-based, heritage-rich businesses with high environmental impact transition into socially & environmentally responsible operations without compromising tradition or profitability. 

She specialises in supporting sectors like food, drink, personal care, and manufacturing through phased implementation plans, hands-on support, and structured decision-making tools that integrate ESG (Environment, Social & Governance) into everyday business functions – aligning culture, strategy, and operations for lasting impact. 

She specialises in B Corp, ISO 14001 and 9001 certifications. She is co-chair of the Gloucestershire B Local, which shares social & environmental best practices amongst businesses in the area and coordinates the 70+ B Corps. 

She’s been supporting businesses on their ESG journeys since 2017. Alongside her ESG work, she worked for nearly 10 years at Innovate UK/UK Research and Innovation – working on Women in Innovation and Young Innovator programmes as well as business improvement. 

Prior to this, she worked for 4 years at a sustainable development charity in a Biosphere Reserve in central Mexico, has a Masters in Latin American Development from London University and a BA in Spanish & French from Cambridge University. 

BRITELAB: Turning Business Commitments into Logistics Action

Head of Policy, RHA

Chris joined the Road Haulage Association in 2019 to lead its environmental policy work and has actively engaged in shaping the Net Zero agenda to deliver sustainable outcomes for commercial vehicle operators. With is background in haulage he brings experience and insight into how central and local government decision-making, policy-making and Parliament works at the highest levels. 

PANELLIST: The 2027 Reality Check: Can Fleets Actually Electrify

BRITELAB: Regulatory Developments

Policy Advisor – Sustainable Logistics, BIFA

Jamie McKean is an experienced sustainable logistics professional, with an academic background in UK and International Law.  Jamie is passionate about driving meaningful policy change that can accelerate the adoption of sustainable solutions across the logistics ecosystem. His experience at the intersection of sustainability, logistics, policy, and law, helps Jamie bring a practical and commercial understanding of the barriers to sustainable logistics. 

BRITELAB: Regulatory Developments

Director of the Logistics Institute, University of Hull

Dr Sarah Shaw is Director of the Logistics Institute at the University of Hull. She is an industry-embedded academic leader whose career spans over 14 years in senior logistics roles alongside more than a decade in academia.

Her extensive experience in applied sustainability research and knowledge exchange is underpinned by strong industrial engagement, directly shaping her research and impact. Dr Shaw leads a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Wren Kitchens, supervises a further KTP with Humberside Fire & Rescue, and collaborates with a range of partners including Birds Eye, McCain Foods, The Royal Mint, and Team GB on projects focused on sustainable supply chain transformation.

Her research expertise lies in sustainable performance measurement and reporting. She also serves on the University Sustainability Operations Board and is currently leading the rollout of Carbon Literacy Project Training for staff, students, and regional organisations across the Humber (Energy Estuary) region.

PANELLIST: Beyond Ambition: What is reducing logistics emissions today?

Senior Technical Manger, Smart Freight Centre

Tharsis Teoh (Dr.-Ing) holds a MSc. in Transport & Logistics and a PhD on the topic of electrification and charging strategies for city logistics. He has worked in academia (TU Delft) and as a consultant on the topics of transport policy and decarbonization. In his current role at Smart Freight Centre, he leads the Fleet Electrification Coalition (FEC) Knowledge Services, which advises logistics actors how to transition towards using electric medium and heavy–duty vehicles – individually and collaboratively. He is the author of several reports on fleet electrification touching upon market barriers, research and innovation opportunities, and carrier engagement strategies. He has published and conducts training on EV emissions accounting, according to the ISO 14083, and financial impact assessment of the transition. 

PANELLIST: The 2027 Reality Check: Can Fleets Actually Electrify

BRITELAB: ISO 14083 / GLEC Framework

Customer Sustainability Manager , Lyreco

Chloe Andrews, Customer Sustainability Manager, Lyreco UK & Ireland, has 10 years of experience in the field, dedicating her career to developing and delivering impactful sustainability projects and partnerships. As a Certified Carbon Literacy Trainer and IEMA Registered Trainer, Chloe possesses expert knowledge in producing bespoke sustainability training programmes and engagement initiatives. Chloe’s expertise and dedication drive her efforts to promote sustainability and drive meaningful change and carbon reduction within Lyreco and its customer’s organisations.

PANELLIST: Do We Need to Re-Evaluate How We Purchase Logistics?

Co-Owner / Partner Sustainable Logistics, AllChiefs

Bonne is co-owner at AllChiefs and co-leads the Sustainable Logistics practice with a focus on strategy and acceleration of decarbonisation initiatives. Prior to joining AllChiefs, Bonne designed, co-created and executed various frameworks, training programs and decarbonisation roadmaps for multinationals at Smart Freight Centre.

KEYNOTE: Logistcs as an Enabler Towards Decarbonisation

BRITELAB: Routing for EV Fleets

Director of Sustainable Business, Zemo Partnership

Gloria Esposito is a transport decarbonisation specialist at Zemo Partnership where she leads the development of certification programmes that support the adoption of sustainable low carbon fuels across the transport sector. These include the Renewable Fuels Assurance Scheme and Sustainable Racing Fuel Assurance Scheme for F1 motorsports. Her work focuses on accelerating the transition to a net-zero transport sector through credible, evidence-based approaches. Over the past decade she has worked closely with UK Government, fuel suppliers and fleet operators to help shape policy and practical solutions for reducing emissions from heavy-duty vehicles. 

BRITELAB: Mass Balance: RFAS Programme 

Director – Auto Operations – UK, DP World

With more than 35 years in logistics and supply chain leadership, I have built a career delivering operational excellence in contract logistics across automotive, retail, and technology sectors. My experience spans business start-ups, site mobilisations, operational turnarounds, and complex supply chain transformations across multiple international markets. Today, I focus on helping customers navigate the rapidly evolving automotive landscape, including the growth of EV supply chains, while championing innovation, digitalisation, automation, and high-performing teams that create lasting business value 

PANELLIST: Beyond Ambition: What is reducing logistics emissions today?

Group Sustainability Lead, Gregory Group

Leading the Gregory Group on its path to net zero, Annette developed and oversees the Gregory Group’s sustainability strategy, aligned with its SBTi-validated emissions reduction targets, while supporting customers in achieving their sustainability ambitions.

With practical experience deploying low-carbon transport solutions, including HVO, CNG, LNG and electric HGVs within the same fleet, she is keen to share insights from Gregory Group’s decarbonisation journey. Annette also secured Gregory Group’s approval under RFAS Fleet, making the business the first operator approved under the scheme.

BRITELAB: Mass Balance: RFAS Programme 

Managing Director, ATL Haulage

Drew Roberts is an experienced logistics and transport leader with a background spanning container haulage, freight forwarding, shipping and supply chain operations. As Managing Director of ATL Haulage, he focuses on building strong customer relationships, operational reliability and commercially sustainable growth across the UK logistics sector. Known for a practical, hands-on leadership style, Drew has worked closely with shipping lines, freight forwarders and port operators throughout his career, with particular expertise in container transport and port-centric logistics. 

TASKFORCE

COO, Intangles UK & Europe

Tom Coker is the Chief Operating Officer for Intangles in the UK and Europe. Intangles’ cutting-edge technology uses physics-based AI and digital twins to provide fleet owners with predictive maintenance forecasts for their vehicles – catching breakdowns before they occur and saving time, costs, and carbon. 

An ex-British Army officer, Tom commanded tanks in Iraq and on his feet in Afghanistan, was the first Chief of Staff for the NATO mission in Estonia, taught at the UK Defence Academy, and helped the Welsh Government develop their pandemic response. He is a passionate advocate for military veterans in industry, is a keen learner, and charity fundraiser – regularly running the Oxford half marathon carrying a washing machine to support the neonatal charity SSNAP. 

BRITELAB: The Reality Behind the Transition

VP of Sales & Marketing, Searoutes

Jocelyn Hansen is VP Sales & Marketing at Searoutes, a logistics insights platform helping shippers and freight forwarders calculate, report and act on their freight emissions. With deep expertise in green logistics, carbon emission reduction and strategic sales, Josie 
works at the intersection of sustainability and commercial performance, helping logistics leaders turn emissions data into operational and financial decisions. Her background spans supply chain, international trade, SaaS and freight forwarding, making her a trusted voice on the practical realities of decarbonising global freight.

PANELLIST: Beyond Ambition: What is reducing logistics emissions today?

Founder and Managing Director, Kinver

Lars Eriksen is Founder and Managing Director of Kinver, an Oslo-based company that helps shippers take control of transport costs, delivery quality and emissions across road, rail, sea and air. Before Kinver, he built his supply chain career in shipping, industry and consulting, so he has seen logistics from the carrier’s, the shipper’s and the advisor’s side. 

BRITELAB: ISO 14083 / GLEC Framework

Chief Product Officer, Kinver

Karsten Kopland is Head of Product at Kinver, maker of TerraTwin, the SFC-accredited freight emissions platform built on ISO 14083 and GLEC v3. He helps logistics companies turn shipment data into a reliable emissions baseline, identify decarbonization targets, and deliver reporting that stands up to customers and regulators. 

BRITELAB: Turning Business Commitments into Logistics Action

Sustainability Manager, Woodland Group

Sam Warren is Sustainability Manager at Woodland Group, a leading global logistics and supply chain provider. He is responsible for driving Woodland’s sustainability programme, including the company’s net-zero strategy, emissions reduction initiatives, sustainability reporting, and customer-facing decarbonisation services.

Through Woodland’s Sustainable Supply Chain Solutions programme, he partners with customers to deliver practical carbon reduction strategies across complex international supply chains. Sam is also Chair of the British International Freight Association’s Sustainable Logistics Policy Group, helping to shape industry responses to emerging environmental regulations and sustainability challenges. 

BRITELAB: Regulatory Developments

Sustainability & Customer Success Manager, Pathfinder

Viktoria Kindesjö is part of the startup team at Pathfinder, a digital platform helping accelerate the transition from diesel to electric. Passionate about the role technology can play in decarbonizing transport, she works at the intersection of sustainability, customer success, and commercial scale-up. Before joining Pathfinder, Viktoria worked within Scania’s corporate venturing ecosystem, focusing on solutions with the potential to drive both business transformation and sustainability in the transport sector. With a strong interest in entrepreneurship, energy, and the environmental transition, she brings a hands-on perspective on how digital tools can support the shift to cleaner, more efficient logistics.

BRITELAB: Routing for EVs

Director Customer Solutions, Ligentia

Richard leads in global supply chain strategy, sustainability, logistics transformation and customer solutions diving deep into the world of supply chains that not only drive efficiency but also embrace sustainability.

Career highlights to date include:

Execution of ISO14083 emissions roll out across the business and leadership of global customer steering group to collaborate on sustainable targets within supply chains

Created a global network of quality control centres to cut product returns by over 10% and helped reduce global logistics spend by 28%

PANELLIST: Why is Sustainable Logistics Moving too Slowly?

Managing Director, Clustre

Robert is a seasoned leader, salesperson and innovator with 50 years of experience in the IT and consulting industry. He is the Managing Director of Clustre, the Solution Brokers, where he helps large companies with complex business challenges and/or huge opportunities. He leverages Clustre’s extensive network of innovative firms that can deliver the right solutions fast and with certainty. 

Robert is an expert in all forms of advanced technology including AI, a field in which he has been a pioneer within the UK. He has a track record of achieving growth and success in various roles within giants such as Accenture and EDS. But he has also created and led many start-ups. 

He is a classical out of the box thinker and a contrarian by nature, but also very commercial. He is passionate about enabling breakthrough solutions that create value, speed and certainty for his clients. 

He has published several books and produces a regular newsletter appropriately called The Contrarian. 

BRITELAB: From Ideas to Action: Can AI Close the Resource Gap?

Founder & Director, The Circular Life

Strategies don’t create change. People do.

This insight led to The Circular Life – a shift away from traditional sustainability consultancy and towards a leadership-centric approach to business transformation.

Briony helps individuals, teams and partnerships build the mindset, confidence and capability to embed change from within. As an experienced coach, strategist and engagement specialist with 15 years helping companies to design and lead sustainable development behaviour and culture change for the last 15 years.

BRITELAB: Further into the Sustainability Echo Chamber

Business Development & Head of Data, AHT – Engine Carbon Clean 

PITCH FOR IMPACT 

Founder, Supply Chain Women

Lucy Pitcher is a B2B marketing and brand strategist with 25 years’ experience across journalism, corporate communications, PR, marketing and business development.

She works with CEOs, commercial leaders and experts in supply chain, technology and professional services, building reputations that earn trust and create commercial opportunities.

She is also the founder of SupplyChainWomen.com, a platform helping more women in supply chain, logistics, procurement, operations and sustainability to be seen, heard and hired.

At Sustainable Logistics LIVE, Lucy will lead an interactive workshop on visible leadership, helping sustainability professionals communicate their expertise and build influence to lead change.

BriteLab: Visible Leadership 

Business Owner, CUPE International

I am a very passionate, driven, and ambitious individual who loves inspiring others to know their self-worth and encourage them to meet their full potential. It became clear when I started my career in the private sector over 25 years ago that my passion and strengths were all around being able to understand individuals/teams and challenge and support them to succeed.

After various leadership and change roles in different private and public organisations, I stepped out alone to become a consultant, working with several different industry sectors and supporting their organisation and people to adopt behaviours that led to success, growth, and desired change.

In 2020 I decided to start an accredited training company of my own, ‘Carpe Omnia Training’, which translates to the ‘mindset to seize opportunities and succeed’. In November 2023 I acquired a long-standing accredited training company CUPE International. I have now merged everything under the umbrella of CUPE (Change Under Project Environments) International, and I know we will go from strength to strength.

BRITELAB: Change Mangement 

Head of Fundraising, Transaid

Maddy is Head of Fundraising at Transaid, having joined the organisation in November 2021. She was appointed to the role in April 2024, where she leads Transaid’s fundraising strategy and works closely with partners across the transport and logistics sector to grow support for the charity’s work. Prior to Transaid Maddy worked for a public relations agency specialising in freight and logistics.

CHOSEN CHARITY

Founder of Shape Tomorrow & Sustainable Logistics LIVE

Kelly Hobson is an experienced business leader and the founder of Shape Tomorrow, a consultancy dedicated to helping businesses navigate change while balancing commercial success with environmental responsibility. With over a decade of experience in the global logistics industry, she has a deep understanding of operational complexities and the need for impact-conscious thinking in business.

Beyond her consultancy work, Kelly is committed to making a difference. She is a proud Transaid ambassador, working to improve transport and logistics in developing regions, and she mentors aspiring professionals as part of her role at the University of Leeds. A lifelong learner, she continuously seeks opportunities to expand her expertise and inspire others.

Sustainable Logistics LIVE 2026 Host