Lars Greiner
Associate Partner- The Middle East and Africa Hamburg Port Consulting
Lars Greiner has 30 years of experience in the shipping and transport industry, managing and running multicultural, diverse offices in developed and developing countries.
He has been in senior management for almost 20 years, with board-level engagement, strategic planning, and development in international shipping, logistics, and port organizations.
Lars is an internationally recognized international shipping and logistics authority with degrees in shipping, economics, and international trade law.
He is well-versed and provides hands-on experience in all aspects of shipping and port operations, including loading and discharging containers, bulk, and breakbulk. He has also set up and managed logistics for several large and mega-projects in remote areas internationally.
In recent years, he has broadened his scope to include new fuels as part of the move towards sustainability in shipping and ports. This includes studies in future shipping fuels, bunkering, and power generation.
Lars has international business rescue experience as well as practiced in University lecturing and moderation.
He also provides advisory board experience for Breakbulk International and University of Houston logistics and supply chain faculty.
Breakbulk Europe – Main Stage Sessions
The Role of European Ports in Supply Chain Efficiency: Challenges, Opportunities & Demand
Ports are an integral part of the project cargo supply chain and, as such, changes and challenges in ports acutely affect other sectors. Currently, labour shortages, strikes, sustained increases in port charges, and inadequate port infrastructure are all impacting the wider supply chain. Collaboration across the board is required to ensure cargo movements are as efficient and predictable as possible for all parties. This session will bring together a panel from key European ports, as well as the wider supply chain, to examine the causes and possible solutions to the current challenges being faced and to map a path forward to improve efficiency across the board.
Thursday 08 June 13:45 - 14:30 Main Stage
Main Stage
Ports are an integral part of the project cargo supply chain and, as such, changes and challenges in ports acutely affect other sectors. Currently, labour shortages, strikes, sustained increases in port charges, and inadequate port infrastructure are all impacting the wider supply chain. Collaboration across the board is required to ensure cargo movements are as efficient and predictable as possible for all parties. This session will bring together a panel from key European ports, as well as the wider supply chain, to examine the causes and possible solutions to the current challenges being faced and to map a path forward to improve efficiency across the board.
Main Stage Europe/London
