Are you looking to learn about the latest developments in Health Logistics? Would you like to expand your network with international partnerships and/or clients to implement your solution? And are you eager to learn how the Topsector LSH and Dutch government can reconnect you with key stakeholders?
Then please sign up for this (free) Digital meet-up which will be on 11 November 2021, from 16:00 – 17:30h. (CET).
What to expect?
Inspirational presentations regarding the Health Logistics sector and its opportunities, challenges and long-term perspective. Learn about the top reasons why Health Logistics is interesting for the Dutch health sector. Your participation gives you the opportunity to influence what kind of activities should be organized to boost your business. Moreover, you will be digitally networking with in-market experts and Dutch entrepreneurs about their experiences of doing business in Health Logistics.
After this digital meet-up, you will have strengthened your…
- knowledge on the latest developments in the Health Logistics sector
- knowledge of international opportunities and becoming active internationally
- knowledge of available support and upcoming activities
- network of fellow Dutch organizations and entrepreneurs active in the Health Logistics sector.
Programme
- Welcome & Opening
Speaker: Task Force Health Care
- Introduction Topsector Logistics
Speaker: Arjan Kuipers & Jelle de Rooij (Holland International Distribution Council)
- Towards an International Strategy to boost your business
Speaker: Micha van Lin (Director Task Force Health Care)
- Going global – Experiences by Dutch companies active in Health Logistics sharing their international journey and lessons learned
Speaker: Speakers: Kay Bonavita (Vice President Sales, HealthLink) & Marco de Jong (Director Asia Pacific, Global Factories
- Virtual networking
Registration
Register here. This is free of charge.
*This digital meet-up session is powered by Health~Holland and organized by Task Force Health Care in cooperation with the Holland International Distribution Council.
Source: Task Force Health Care