Leslie Meredith

Directora editorial y de producto Breakbulk Events & Media

Leslie Meredith es la fundadora de Women in Breakbulk y dirige el desarrollo de nuevos productos en Breakbulk Events & Media, entre los que se incluye «Future Thinkers», un programa global que reúne a líderes del sector y académicos para planificar las oportunidades y los retos que nos esperan de cara al año 2045. Su objetivo es dar mayor visibilidad a las mujeres en todos los programas y contenidos editoriales de Breakbulk. También dirige Breakbulk Magazine, la voz del sector, que llega a más de 60 000 lectores en todo el mundo. 


Programa de sesiones del evento de 2026

Breakbulk Studios: Interview with Alan Robb, International Longshoremen’s Association

A conversation with ILA leader Alan Robb on what America’s longshore workforce is seeing on the waterfront, the changing appeal of skilled trade careers, and his perspective from a lifetime in the industry.
 

Wednesday 23 September 11:50 - 12:10 Breakbulk Voices Stage

Add to calendar 09/23/2026 11:50 09/23/2026 12:10 Breakbulk Studios: Interview with Alan Robb, International Longshoremen’s Association A conversation with ILA leader Alan Robb on what America’s longshore workforce is seeing on the waterfront, the changing appeal of skilled trade careers, and his perspective from a lifetime in the industry.
 
Breakbulk Voices Stage America/Chicago

Beyond the Chokepoint: In Conversation with Mohammad Jaber

Following the morning’s Future Thinkers discussion, Mohammad Jaber takes a deeper look at how new ports, infrastructure and alternative corridors could reshape traditional trade lanes, freight economics and project logistics – and what the industry needs to do differently if disruption becomes the new normal.
 

Wednesday 23 September 13:40 - 14:00 Breakbulk Voices Stage

Add to calendar 09/23/2026 13:40 09/23/2026 14:00 Beyond the Chokepoint: In Conversation with Mohammad Jaber Following the morning’s Future Thinkers discussion, Mohammad Jaber takes a deeper look at how new ports, infrastructure and alternative corridors could reshape traditional trade lanes, freight economics and project logistics – and what the industry needs to do differently if disruption becomes the new normal.
 
Breakbulk Voices Stage America/Chicago