Members of the Logistics Hall of Fame

Members of the Logistics Hall of Fame have made outstanding achievements in the further development of logistics and supply chain management beyond the boundaries of their own companies and have made a significant and lasting impact on the industry. This eternal pantheon is designed to remind future generations of logisticians of these individuals and what they achieved.

Seifert to remain a partner in 2024

The Seifert Logistics Group will remain on board as a network partner of the Logistics Hall of Fame.

Schnellecke Logistics becomes Silver Partner

The logistics service provider has raised its involvement in the Logistics Hall of Fame's circle of supporters to a new level.

HIAB remains a supporter of the Logistics Hall of Fame

HIAB, known for its innovative load transport solutions such as the MOFFETT truck-mounted forklifts, will remain a network partner of the Logistics Hall of Fame in 2024. In doing so, the company continues to set an example for the variety and importance of the logistics sector.

Council 2024 meets at Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport

Who will be inducted into the Logistics Hall of Fame in 2024 and who will be Logistics Leader of the Year? The Logistics Hall of Fame Council nominated four candidates in Berlin. The final decision will be made by the jury.

Garbe remains part of the network

In 2024, Garbe Industrial Real Estate will continue to support the Logistics Hall of Fame as a network partner to continue recognizing groundbreaking achievements in the logistics industry and to promote the exchange of knowledge and innovation.

AEB remains a silver partner of the Logistics Hall of Fame in 2024

The Stuttgart-based software provider AEB is continuing its commitment to the supporters' circle of the global Hall of Fame and is extending its membership as a Silver Partner for another year.

Three quarters of all logistics companies focus on sustainability

According to a recent survey by the Logistics Hall of Fame in cooperation with the SCHUNCK GROUP, over half of companies rate the risk of suffering financial losses due to the effects of climate change as medium to high. More than 70 percent of respondents have already invested in the sustainability-related areas of responsibility of climate, compliance and employees.