Jul 03, 2011 Warehousing Ireland Main 1
The Fourth Irish Logistics Network Lunch takes place at the Carlton Hotel, Dublin Airport on Tuesday 3rd April 2012
The event is organised jointly by the All Ireland Warehousing Association (AIWA) and the United Kingdom Warehousing Association (UKWA) on behalf of the International Federation of Warehousing Logistics Associations (IFWLA) and the Confederation Europeene de l’Entreposage et de la Logistique (CEEL). It is supported by CILT (Ireland) and Fleet Transport magazine.
The current economic situation continues to provide challenges that are difficult to overcome alone. Every company is looking to take costs out of its operations and seeking to find innovative solutions to generating new business and retaining existing clients. Networking is a vital strategy in these market conditions, and this event will provide a discreet and quality networking opportunity for you, whether you are a third party operator, own account operator or a supplier to industry.
Attending the lunch will be a Principal Guest and Speakers as well as leading Logistics Directors and CEOs together with suppliers from Ireland and leading UK companies with business links in Ireland.
Programme:
12.15 pm Pre lunch drinks
12.45 pm Introductory speeches
13.00 – 15.30 pm Working lunch and networking
jcorderoy@ukwa.org.uk or by telephone 0044
Roger Williams
CEO
ALL-IRELAND WAREHOUSING ASSOCIATION
The All Ireland Warehousing Association (AIWA) is a new trade association launched to serve the needs of the whole of the Irish warehousing sector.
With an office in Claremorris, County Mayo, AIWA embraces all companies in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland that provide warehousing and other logistics support services in the supply chain. It is also open to retailers and manufacturers who operate their own warehousing and distribution functions.
The Association aims to bring real business benefits to its members and will become a powerful voice for the whole industry.
Member companies will enjoy a host of benefits including:
Conditions of contract
The AIWA Conditions of Contract cover freight forwarding, haulage and, of course, warehousing. This means that member companies do not have to prepare three different contracts to encompass these distinct areas of their business – one document is sufficient. Those firms that provide a full range of logistics-based functions have the peace of mind knowing that the AIWA Conditions of Contract cover all of the services that they offer.
Human resources advice
AIWA members can access very cost effective, quick, easy- to-use, friendly, pragmatic and flexible human resources advice via the telephone or the internet
Insurance
In partnership with Willis Ltd and Allianz Insurance, AIWA will provide an insurance package specially designed for members.
AIWA members who take advantage of this tailor-made insurance solution can receive competitive premiums as well as a wide range of cover options tailored to their specific requirements.
Publications
A range of warehousing and logistics-related publications are available via the AIWA website
Purchasing power
Through the Association’s partner, Utility Watch, AIWA members can obtain the very best prices for all of their utilities.
Property information
AIWA members can receive very useful advice about a host of business rates and other Industrial property related matters as part of their membership package on a special helpline.
Specialist guidance
AIWA members will have access to a group of Honorary Advisers covering a broad range of specialist skills including: Security, the Law, IT, Hazardous Chemicals storage, Materials Handling, the Environment, Business Finance, Insurance, Rates and Property and general Business Matters.
AIWA advisers can be contacted by telephone or email and are happy to give valuable advice on a broad range of logistics-based topics as well as general business issues.
Healthcare
A range of competitively priced private health and dental insurance packages is available to members.
Mergers and acquisitions
AIWA will provide free initial advice and discussion for members who are considering buying or selling a company.
Award-winning magazine
AIWA members will receive the award winning Warehouse magazine entirely free of charge.
Business generation
AIWA will use all means to promote a high profile for the Association and its members. Our message is clear, customers looking for high quality warehousing and a high standard of service – no matter how large or small their requirement – have the peace of mind knowing that companies belonging to AIWA can demonstrate the highest standards in warehousing
Recruitment
Members enjoy preferential rates when advertising their vacancies on Logistics Job Shop (LJS) – the online job board that provides a complete recruitment service for the logistics industry.
How much will it cost me?
AIWA’s membership categories have been structured to allow companies whose distribution sites are less than 50,000 square feet in size to those with facilities of over 1,000,000 square feet to join AIWA cost effectively. Annual membership fees are:
Category A member (Up to 50,000 sq ft) – euro 565.00
Category B member (50,001 – 100,000 sq ft) – euro 775.00
Categpry C member (100,001 – 200,000 sq ft) – euro 995.00
Category D member (200,001 sq ft – 500,000 sq ft) – euro 1205.00
Category E member (500,001 sq ft – 1,000,000 sq ft) – euro 1815.00
Category F member (1,000,000 – 2,000,000 sq ft) – euro 2440.00
“The launch of the new association means that for the first time Ireland’s third party storage and warehousing community has an Ireland-based trade body dedicated to its needs” says Roger Williams, AIWA’s chief executive officer.
“By joining AIWA companies will have the peace of mind to concentrate on their core business, confident in the knowledge that the Association is representing their interests at all levels and keeping them updated and informed on news and developments covering a wide range of issues affecting the 3PL sector.”
For further information please contact AIWA,C/O Fleet Publications, D’alton Street, Claremorris, Co. Mayo. Tel: 094937827 email: info@warehousingireland.ie
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