Lukasz Kaczko
Chartering Director & Process Owner UTC Overseas
Lukasz is a Singapore-based Chartering Director and Process Owner at UTC Overseas, bringing a rare blend of maritime expertise, commercial judgment, and digital acumen to the role. He has spent years in chartering and commercial roles for major industry names like deugro and Chipolbrok, while his early career at P&G and KPMG laid a strong foundation in process engineering and data analysis. A quant at heart, Lukasz bridges chartering with data fluency, having built custom LLM-driven ETL pipelines as well as self-developed (and -hosted) decision-support tools. Off the clock, the same technical curiosity shows up in honing an ever-growing homelab and a hands-on mission to keep V8 engines alive in an increasingly EV world. Lukasz holds an MSc in Supply Chain Management from RSM and a BSc from the University of Gdansk.
Event Agenda Sessions
Breakbulk Asia Innovation Pitch
Join us for the live final of the first-ever Breakbulk Asia innovation pitches - a fast-paced showcase of breakthrough tools, technologies and operational solutions shaping the future of breakbulk and project logistics.
Finalists demonstrate real-world applications that reduce bottlenecks, enhance visibility, streamline documentation or drive emissions reductions across complex supply chains. Judges evaluate the commercial viability, scalability and practical value of each innovation, while the audience gains firsthand exposure to tools already reshaping charters, port calls, fabrication flows and multimodal project execution.
The session spotlights pragmatic, deployable solutions rather than conceptual technologies, offering attendees insight into what will meaningfully shift project delivery over the next 24 months.
Wednesday 18 November 13:50 - 15:00 Breakbulk Voices Stage
Energy Transition & Sustainability
Join us for the live final of the first-ever Breakbulk Asia innovation pitches - a fast-paced showcase of breakthrough tools, technologies and operational solutions shaping the future of breakbulk and project logistics.
Finalists demonstrate real-world applications that reduce bottlenecks, enhance visibility, streamline documentation or drive emissions reductions across complex supply chains. Judges evaluate the commercial viability, scalability and practical value of each innovation, while the audience gains firsthand exposure to tools already reshaping charters, port calls, fabrication flows and multimodal project execution.
The session spotlights pragmatic, deployable solutions rather than conceptual technologies, offering attendees insight into what will meaningfully shift project delivery over the next 24 months.
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