Flinders Port Holdings has a new forward looking strategy in place and is primed to demonstrate its strengthened capabilities to MEGATRANS attendees.
Flinders Port Holdings (FPH) returns to MEGATRANS this year having recently published its first 50-year masterplan covering its port and logistics operations across South Australia. The business has evolved into one of the most dynamic, vertically integrated ports and logistics businesses in the country, owning and operating the Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal (FACT) in South Australia as well as the six main commercial ports in the state. The company also provides complete supply chain solutions through Flinders Logistics and Flinders Warehousing and Distribution.
This year Michelle English and Danny Sloan will be attending the conference on behalf of FPH. Both will be available on the Flinders Port Holdings exhibition stand and look forward to introducing and discussing the company’s capabilities with delegates.
As Group Business Development Manager, Michelle English has played a crucial role in the expansion and vertical integration of Flinders Port Holdings over the last four years, most recently through the creation of Flinders Warehousing and Distribution (FWD). Located adjacent to FACT at Outer Harbor, FWD provides warehousing, quarantine and specialised solutions for international cargo. According to Michelle, FWD is a prime example of the extensive supply chain solutions Flinders Port Holdings is now able to deliver.
“By combining all the services that our group provides, FPH is able to offer customers an innovative, efficient and competitive solution,” she says.
Having been in FPH’s logistics business for over a decade, Danny Sloan is also perfectly placed to introduce the business to MEGATRANS delegates. Danny is the Operations Manager at Flinders Port Holdings with a specific focus on process improvement and supply chains. Danny also has specialised experience in collaborating with the mining and resources sector, developing mine to market export programs for FPH’s commodities clients.
Together, Michelle and Danny are looking forward to engaging with all the delegates at MEGATRANS2022.
“The event is a primary focus for our networking outreach each year,” says Danny. “It’s going to be a great chance for us to reconnect with current and potential partners of the future while learning about the challenges, opportunities and innovation happening in Australia’s supply chain industry. It will also be great to get back to face-to-face networking after the recent pause in events due to COVID.”
To meet Michelle and Danny at MEGATRANS, head to exhibition stand 2103.
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