Women in Breakbulk Asia Members

ALEXANDRA CHURKINA

DIRECTOR

OVERSIZED LOGISTICS LLP

ALEXANDRA CHURKINA

DIRECTOR OVERSIZED LOGISTICS LLP

KAZAKHSTAN

Sector: Freight Forwarder

ALEXANDRA

The most important thing is not to be afraid to ask questions and to always be ready to learn something new. In addition, it is essential to believe in yourself and to allocate resources wisely. Under the leadership of a single woman, even large vessels can be successfully loaded.

Caron Mendoza

Sr. Subcontracts Administrator

KBR Services LLC

Caron Mendoza

Sr. Subcontracts Administrator KBR Services LLC

United States

Sector: Government

Caron

If there's no room for you at the table, bring your own table and others will join you.

Lailah Soon

SVP Global Business Development TGF Global Projects

TOLL GROUP

Lailah Soon

SVP Global Business Development TGF Global Projects TOLL GROUP

Singapore

Sector: Freight Forwarder

Lailah

Women in project logistics should focus on building strong networks, embracing mentorship and sponsorship, and confidently showcasing expertise. Women should, prioritize connecting with peers, learning from industry leaders, and positioning yourself as a visible contributor to the sector’s transformation. By participating actively, you help change the narrative of the industry, showing that women are integral to its growth and innovation.

Lilian Wee

Commercial Manager

Roll Group Americas

Lilian Wee

Commercial Manager Roll Group Americas

United States

Sector: Maritime Transport

Email Lilian

Standing around a room filled with more of others who don't look like you do not make you less then. Trust and own your worth and have faith and confidence in the value you bring to the table. There is strength in numbers; surround yourself with others who will uplift you and never be afraid to ask for help when you need it.