Marco Poisler is a member of the UTC Overseas Global Executive Management Team and Board of Directors.
Poisler has played an integral role in UTC’s establishment of strategic Global Energy & Capital Project offices around the world supporting a global supply chain. UTC Overseas specializes in designing tailored transport strategies for over-dimensional, overweight, and specialized equipment. Born and raised in Jersey City and in a family passionate about transportation, Poisler went on to study economics at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, and holds a Masters in Transportation at SUNY Maritime. Currently, Marco serves on the board of the Houston Maritime Museum, the industry advisory board for the Supply Chain & Logistics Technology program, the conference content advisory board for Breakbulk Americas and served as the past Chair of the Exporters Competitive Maritime Council (http://ecmc.info/).
Fluent in Portuguese, Spanish and a working knowledge of Ukrainian, his background has informed and inspired his passion for global logistics. His reputation in execution certainty in project logistics coupled with his published articles and book has earned him a reputation as a go-to commentator for both global media outlets and industry conferences. Marco Poisler is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Houston’s Supply Chain & Logistics Technology Program and Executive Board Member of the Houston Maritime Center & Museum.
Fuelled by the pursuit of cleaner emissions and, more recently, the geo-political impact of the Ukraine conflict, the energy transition in Europe remains a top priority. This session will focus on a nuclear power project in Poland as an example of many others in the region with a need to develop local relationships, validate proper infrastructure, and ensure projects of this scale are feasible moving forward.
Wednesday 07 June 12:20 - 13:05 Main Stage
Main Stage
Fuelled by the pursuit of cleaner emissions and, more recently, the geo-political impact of the Ukraine conflict, the energy transition in Europe remains a top priority. This session will focus on a nuclear power project in Poland as an example of many others in the region with a need to develop local relationships, validate proper infrastructure, and ensure projects of this scale are feasible moving forward.
Main Stage Europe/London