21 Years Networking
The Global Logistics Community


I extend my warmest congratulations to the Global Institute of Logistics on reaching its 21st anniversary. Over the past two decades, the logistics industry has witnessed remarkable changes and advancements. Amidst these transformations, one constant remains: the vital role of collaboration among stakeholders. I commend the Institute for its dedication to fostering ongoing dialogue and cooperation among diverse stakeholders within the logistics ecosystem. May GIL continue to thrive and achieve great success in the years ahead.

JOHN ALLAN Chairman
Tesco, President Confederation British Industry

GILS - In number & Impact

Thought Leader

80

Best In Class

80

G50

40

CTQS

50

Hall Of Fame

30

Events

45

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About the Global Institute of Logistics


For 21 years, the Global Institute of Logistics (GIL) has been the trusted authority in global logistics.

Founded in 2003 by Kieran Ring, under the chairmanship of renowned US logistician and author Robert V. Delaney, GIL connects a global network of 8,500+ industry leaders.

From shippers and 3PLs to carriers, port authorities, and terminal operators, GIL fosters trust, thought leadership, and customer-centricity. Through accreditation, collaboration, and research, GIL sets the global benchmark for logistics excellence.

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Testimonials



John Allan

A Global Network of Logistics Excellence

For 21 years, GIL has brought together the best minds in logistics, fostering collaboration and setting global standards.

I commend the Institute for its dedication to the logistics ecosystem. May GIL continue to thrive and achieve great success in the years ahead.

John Allan

Former Chairman, Tesco & President
Confederation of British Industry
Heinrich Goller

Driving Excellence Through Accreditation

GIL’s CTQI certification validates that Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) meets the highest standards in management, operations, and performance.
More than a recognition, it motivates our team to continuously enhance efficiency and customer service.

Heinrich Goller

Managing Director
Hamburger Hafen & Logistik
Stuart Allen

Best-in-Class Recognition for Industry Excellence

Receiving GIL’s Best-in-Class accreditation is an exceptional honor. It reflects our commitment to exceeding aerospace logistics standards and reinforces our belief in specialization over scale.

This independent recognition validates our dedication to being the best in our field.

Stuart Allen

Group CEO
B&H Worldwide
Marcus Leaver

Connecting Industry Leaders for a Stronger Supply Chain

The Global Institute of Logistics has built a world-class reputation by fostering collaboration, innovation, and excellence.

These qualities are crucial in mastering the challenges of a Global Container Terminal Quality System. It was an honor to contribute to this initiative.

Marcus Leaver

Ocean Freight Director
DB Schenker

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Research


The World Freight Alliance (WFA) has been named the benchmark Independent Freight Forwarding Network globally.The announcement comes as a result of the Institute’s preliminary findings from its research study Independent Freight Forwarding in Global Logistics.

In 1996, 75% of all sea freight volumes were booked directly with carriers, today that number has dropped to 59% and is expected to go below 50% by 2020. Even more remarkable is that it is independent freight forwarders that will enjoy a greater market share of this growth than multinational 3PL’s at 30%.

The findings indicate that one of the key drivers prompting BCO’s to work with independents is their provision of personalized bespoke services combined with access to global independent freight forwarding networks. Therefore for independent freight forwarders, membership of a global network is crucial.

Network membership enables freight forwarders to form relationships with other freight forwarding companies, gain access to their resources and link with their activities all critical in connecting BCO’s to international supply and distribution networks.

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Chainport Third AGM in LA

Chainport Third AGM in LA

A group of leading ports from around the globe wrapped up a two-day meeting in Los Angeles on November 7th as part of the maritime collaboration chainPORT, a global initiative established in 2015 to digitally connect ports worldwide and boost efficiency within the global maritime supply chain.

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G50 World Best In Class Independents

G50 World Best In Class Independents

The Institute has begun naming the first of the World's Top 50 Best in Class Independent Freight Forwarders. The G50, when completed, will form the nucleus of a new benchmarking group being convened to set and raise standards in the industry.


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Container Terminal Quality System

Container Terminal Quality System

CTQS is entering its 10th year of development and is continuining to gain new recruits across the world. Terminal operators are keen to implement Quality systems in pursuit of higher efficiencies.




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The Growing Role of The Independent In Global Forwarding

The Growing Role of The Independent In Global Forwarding

Independent freight forwarder are taking market share from the multinationals. The Institutes research in to this phenomenon will be published in stages beginning in October 2016.



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