CargoAi is launching a board of advisors formed of talented experts who represent the diverse views and perspectives of the airfreight industry.
This advisory body is tasked with reflecting on the industry’s digital transformation and actively steering CargoAi in developing value-added solutions for the cargo community. The board will meet quarterly, with the first remote meeting taking place in April.
The board of advisors is currently formed of four members, who will soon be joined by other experts. The current members are:
- Markus Flacke – Reknown industry expert, former managing director of CHAMP Cargosystems
- Liana Coyne – director at Coyne Airways
- Cyril Dumon – CEO Asia-Pacific at Bollore Logistics
- Ricardo Pilon – chief cargo transformation officer at Millennium Aviation & vice-president, consulting solutions at Aviation Strategies International.
Ricardo Pilon comments, “With a diverse and dynamic team, I am excited to see how inclusive the CargoAi team is and how this focus on people and relationships will help further cement sustainable growth in cargo transportation and logistics, underpinned by planned offerings, future-wise services and incremental propositions around market access and commercial optimisation.”
From left to right: Markus Flacke, Liana Coyne, Cyril Dumon and Ricardo Pilon
“Our goal is to advocate for and positively disrupt our beloved airfreight industry with a very pragmatic and humble approach. It’s a real honour for us to welcome airfreight veterans and aviation enthusiasts to the board and we’re looking forward to a very close cooperation as we continue to develop our product offering and look to generate value for the industry,” says Matthieu Petot, CEO of CargoAi.
Expertise, excellence and a pioneering spirit were the key skills CargoAi looked for when putting together its board of advisors a simple approach designed to obtain opinions and advice from outside figures who represent the air cargo sector and its needs.
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