DACHSER Asia Pacific Management Trainee Program Shapes Logistics Leaders of Tomorrow
In the dynamic realm of global business, adept leadership stands as one of the key factors to success. Understanding the importance of seasoned leaders, DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics Asia Pacific (ASL APAC) rolled out Asia Pacific Management Trainee program in 2017. The initiative aims to nurture young talent into future architects of the company – individuals are poised to steer DACHSER towards fresh horizons and sustainable growth.
DACHSER Air & Sea Logistics Asia Pacific rolled out Asia Pacific Management Trainee program in 2017.
In its sixth year, the DACHSER Asia Pacific Management Trainee program has proven to be a valuable pipeline to hone future leaders. Rooted in DACHSER's six values of entrepreneurship and the courage to innovate, inclusive responsibility, sustainability, loyalty and commitment, integrity and honesty, as well as openness and respect, the program is designed to empower young talent with the skills, knowledge, and experiences needed to excel in the logistics industry.
Well-structured program building excellence
The initiative offers a structured curriculum that combines training, hands-on experience, and exposure to various departments within the Asia Pacific organization. This ensures trainees acquire a well-rounded understanding of air and sea logistics operations, business development, supply chain management, tender management and more.
“Building strong leadership and fostering a commitment to excellence are paramount to support our growth journey at DACHSER ASL APAC. The Management Trainee Program emphasizes leadership skills, empowering trainees to be involved in decision making process,” said Roman Mueller, Managing Director of Air & Sea Logistics Asia Pacific. “Through real-world challenges, participants develop the ability to lead with confidence and agility while upholding our unwavering dedication to providing top-notch logistics solutions.”
Besides, the participants are assigned an experienced mentor from DACHSER ASL APAC leadership team. This mentorship fosters a supportive environment for trainees to learn from experienced professionals, receive guidance, and gain insights into the industry's best practices.
The participants are assigned an experienced mentor from DACHSER ASL APAC leadership team.
Fostering Future Logistics Leaders
A unique feature of the program is its rotation across different locations. Trainees get firsthand exposure to various aspects of the logistics business in local markets. They are also given opportunity to work in DACHSER’s Head Office in Kempten, Germany, providing them a comprehensive understanding of the organization and its operations.
Interaction with professionals and peers from diverse backgrounds enriches their professional networks from a global perspective.
The program fast-tracks career growth by grooming participants for leadership roles within DACHSER. Each of the individuals are provided opportunities to reach their full potential in a supportive work environment.
Pivotal role to shape the future of logistics leadership
The DACHSER Asia Pacific Management Trainee Program stands as a testament to the company's commitment to developing future logistics leaders. By combining in-depth training, cross-functional exposure and mentorship, the program equips participants with the skills and mindset required to thrive in the dynamic logistics sector. As DACHSER continues to shape the future of logistics, its Management Trainee Program serves as a cornerstone for nurturing the next generation of visionary leaders who will drive the company and the industry forward.
Some earliest management trainees have already taken significant roles after two years of comprehensive training equipped with profound industry know-how.
Elevating Career in Logistics
Some earliest management trainees have already taken significant roles after two years of comprehensive training equipped with profound industry know-how. The company has recently welcomed new graduates and fresh management trainees to the Asia Pacific regional office in Hong Kong.
Click here to apply: https://apac.dachser-career.com/221080054-management-trainee-asia-pacific
Typhoon Lekima causes service disruptions in East Asia
Super typhoon Lekima has brought major impact to the northern part of Taiwan and the eastern coast of China since August 9, local time.
Lekima made landfall near Shanghai in the early morning on August 10. Over the weekend, the storm brought heavy downpours, strong winds, flooding and landslides to coastal areas of seven provinces in China from Fujian to Jiangsu, including Shanghai city.
While some of the affected areas are still suffering from heavy rains and flooding, land transportation is disrupted. At the same time, seaport operations are disrupted and hundreds of flights are postponed or cancelled. Please expect shipment delays due to the adverse weather conditions.
We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. If you have any questions, please contact your local DACHSER representatives.
Nobody can predict the future—not politicians, not scientists, and not economists. However, that doesn’t mean we can give up the constant task of classifying current developments, tracking trends, and drawing the appropriate conclusions for tomorrow. This requires us to look closely, ask questions—and, most importantly, listen. That might sound obvious, but it can be a real challenge in day-to-day business.
DACHSER has acquired ACA International headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. This acquisition means DACHSER’s own air and sea freight network now also covers Australia and New Zealand, countries that are not only economically strong but also closely interlinked with Asia, Europe, and North America.
Brexit – what does it mean for Air & Sea Logistics?
We face the possible event that the United Kingdom will leave the European Union by the end of October 2019.
This will affect shipments from and to the UK and delays are to be expected. Reasons are amongst others that a higher percentage of shipments has to be processed by customs authorities and that European shippers might switch to Air Freight to avoid border controls.
We expect delays particularly for shipments that do not move into the UK directly or out of the UK directly but via continental Europe. For example if Sea Freight shipments are unloaded in Rotterdam and then forwarded to the UK via truck and ferry:
Fiscal representation in continental Europe will no longer be possible for goods to the UK. Instead, a transit procedure must be opened.
The expected problems in Calais/Dover will cause delays in the delivery of goods to the UK.
Incoterms for subsequent deliveries from the EU to the UK may also have to be converted if necessary, as costs for customs clearance have to be included.
Therefore we strongly suggest to ship directly to the UK whenever possible, at least for some time following the Brexit until things clear up.
In addition to that, you can also find a “Brexit checklist” here.
