Transforming Military Logistics Through Government, Civilian and Contractor Interdependence

Mar 23, 2011By International Defence Logistics and Support

The Premier Military Logistics Conference for the International Defence Industry

How will national strategic defence reviews effect spend on logistics and acquisition? - find out from

NATO nations at the 11th annual International Defence Logistics and Support conference.

For military and government personnel this is a highly valuable opportunity to find out what your peers

and counterparts from other nations are doing to:

• Increase asset visibility for the Commander

• Implement multinational logistics for operations

• Improve command and control throughout the logistics chain

• Enhance sustainability of deployed forces

• Address the need for standards and interoperable assets in theatre

By popular demand, International Defence Logistics and Support is bringing an international audience of senior military personnel, to network, share knowledge and be made aware of the key developments within the industry.

International Defence Logistics and Support 2011 will take place in Belgium, 27-29 June.

The speaker faculty consists of over 35 Senior Government and Industry Speakers including:

- Major General (ret’d) David Shouesmith,Vice President, PRTM Management Consultants, Former

Assistant Chief of Defence Staff (Logistic Operations), UK MoD

- Bruno Cantin, Head of Logistics Defence Policy and Planning Division, NATO Headquarters

- Patrick Dufour, Director, SMCO, DGA, French MoD

- Major General (ret’d) Tim Cross, Former Logistics Chief, British Army

- Anders Melheim, Chief of Staff, Norwegian Defence Logistics Organisation

- Laurent Donnet, Assistant Capability Manager, Maneuver Area Deployment and Sustainment, European Defence Agency

- Wing Commander Jeremy Porter, Deputy Director, Movement Coordination Centre, Europe

For more information or to request the conference programme, contact:

Visit: www.defencelog.com

Email: defencelogistics@wbr.co.uk

Call: +44 (0) 207 368 9465