ASCLA Special Edition – December 2023
What an amazing turnout for the #ASCLA2023 Australian Supply Chain & Logistics Awards!
This year saw a return to Sydney after 2 previous Awards in Melbourne. Over 470 seats were filled on the night, making it the largest ASCLA to date. The event was held at the elegant Fullerton Hotel housed in the refurbished GPO building at No. 1 Martin Place. This year was humorously hosted by comedic MC, Sam McCool. The awards attracted the who’s who of Australian Supply Chain with keynote provide by MD and CEO Australia Post, Paul Graham, who gave us an update on Australia Post and supply chain challenges, and emphasized the importance of mental health and supporting workers across our industry.
Congratulations to all our finalists, High Commendation recipients and Winners!
Enjoy our ASCLA Special Edition HERE.
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