Fresh faces have signed up to sponsor Generation Logistics, the campaign set up to promote career opportunities for young people within the transport sector, writes Peter Brown.
Now heading into its fourth year, DHL Supply Chain, Iron Mountain and Nestle have joined established partners and sponsors of Generation Logistics.
Programme director for Generation Logistics Bethany Windsor said: “The latest wave of sponsors for the campaign’s fourth year all being household names is a wonderful testament to the dedication of the sector, as well as the impact of Generation Logistics to date.
“With such an eclectic mix of impressive sponsors on board to date, we’re very excited to be working with a wide array of diverse stakeholders, each one delivering such a unique offering of its own.
“Sponsor support plays such a crucial role in the success and lifespan of Generation Logistics, as we work towards raising a much greater awareness of the sector as a valuable career path in 2026.
“There is still time to enrol as sponsors for the next 12 months and help futureproof the sector, so we are continuing to urge any businesses, great and small, to showcase their support and encourage the next generation of talent in logistics.”
Trade associations and companies renewing their Generation Logistics sponsorships include Association of Pallet Networks (APN) and British Ports Association, alongside DHL Supply Chain, Maersk, Ministry of Defence (MoD) and SEGRO.
For any companies who are interested in becoming a Generation Logistics sponsor, please visit: www.generationlogistics.org/year4
