Montreal’s CargoM highlights key accomplishments of past year
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CargoM, the Logistics and Transportation Metropolitan Cluster of Montreal, presented its 2023-2024 results to its members and partners in the logistics and freight transport sector at its annual general meeting.
In attendance were Sophie Mauzerolle, city councillor of Ville-Marie and executive committee member responsible for transportation and mobility, and Geert Vansintjan, Belgian consul general in Montreal.
“We are proud of our results, despite the departure of key members of management at the end of the year. Our congratulations go to the team that masterfully managed to stay the course, managing the Cluster’s day-to-day activities in addition to projects in development. By doing so, CargoM was able to continue its mission of uniting the sector in concerted action to improve supply chain fluidity,” said Michael A. Grier, senior vice-president of administration, Dorel Industries Inc., and co-chair of the CargoM Board of Directors. “In line with our 2023-2025 strategic plan, a number of initiatives, some developed in partnership with other companies, have been implemented. These actions are making it possible to improve the performance, resilience and visibility of our major North American hub.”
CargoM’s mission is to bring together all Greater Montreal freight transport and logistics stakeholders whose activities promote Montreal as an industry hub around common goals and concerted actions to increase its cohesion, competitiveness, growth and reach.
Main actions by CargoM in the past year include:
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