#5 Future-Proofing Freight Forwarding

In this episode, Nicola Hughes talks with Steve Howard, Director Courier Solutions, and Harald Oechsner, Director eCommerce Solutions. This episode highlights what it takes to stay competitive in today’s fast-moving eCommerce supply chain and how collaboration across first mile to final mile is key to success.E-commerce isn’t slowing down, it’s going global.

How are global tariffs reshaping eCommerce logistics?In this episode, Nicola Hughes talks with Kimberly, Chief Consultant & Founder of CSG Consulting, and Maxi Ebert, Managing Director of CCS Express. They dive into the evolving landscape of eCommerce logistics—unpacking current challenges, uncovering hidden opportunities, and sharing how companies are adapting to keep deliveries flowing across borders.

Is your freight forwarding strategy future-ready? In this episode, Nicola Hughes sits down in person with Sripad Bharati from FreightOscope to dive into the tech, trends, and tactics reshaping logistics. This is the first time we've recorded an episode face-to-face instead of screen-to-screen! Let us know what you think and who you’d like to see on the podcast next.

In this episode, Nicola Hughes sits down with Mike and Ben from EFM Global to uncover the incredible logistics behind one of the most complex space missions, the transportation of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). EFM Global was entrusted with moving the most valuable and powerful observatory ever built from California to its launch site in French Guiana, a mission that required meticulous planning, precision, and expertise.

In this episode, Nicola Hughes from WCAworld chats with Kimberly Reuter, Chief Consultant and Founder of CSG Consulting, about freight forwarding in the modern eCommerce supply chain.

In this first episode Nicola talks to Dan March, CEO of WCA about the current state of global freight, the origins of WCA, and what the near future will bring us. WCAWorld is the world’s largest and most powerful network of independent freight forwarders, with over 12,000 member offices in 197 countries worldwide. The combined logistics might of the WCA world membership exceeds that of the world’s largest multinational freight forwarders.