Project cargo training encourages thinking outside the square

ANTWERP, Belgium - April 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Training up-and-coming project forwarders to think outside the square and consider a new approach to supply chain solutions is a key outcome of the Certificate of Achievement in Project Cargo Management from May 13-14 in conjunction with Breakbulk Europe 2013 at the Antwerp Expo Centre, Belgium.

Course presenter and general manager of international network Project Professionals Group, Kevin Stephens, said taking a new approach to project cargo management was important particularly as profit margins become tighter.

“Sending your rising stars to this training supports a culture of continuous improvement in your business that boosts productivity, improves morale and helps to ensure that you retain your best employees,” Mr Stephens said.

“Explaining why young managers need to think outside the square and why it is so important to differentiate your company from others is a big part of this training.”

The two-day course also targets business communication skills to improve effective writing for business, particularly tender responses.

The ISO accredited course is open to all project forwarders and industry partners such as port authorities and shippers.

Investment in the two-day training is US$1800 per person; US$1650 for 2 – 3 persons; US$1500 for four or more persons, and includes a one-day Breakbulk Europe exhibition hall pass.  For registration, participant testimonials, and course information contact Kevin Stephens kevinstephens@ppgprojects.com and visit www.wwproject.net/certificate-course.html.