Cargo Talk

Providing world-standard HR for SCM

The partnershi­p between Milestone Consulting Group and Logistics Executive Group aims at expanding the latter’s footprints with new offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai.

- ANITA JAIN

c hennai-based Milestone Consulting Group, a business consulting and 4PL service provider, recently tied up with Australiab­ased Logistics Executive Group (which has been in India since 2010) to tap the growing potential of logistics business in India. Both the companies are engaged in human resource developmen­t service for the logistics and supply chain management sector. The new joint venture – Logistics Executive India –will be opening three new offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai each offering a range of services including accredited training, talentmapp­ing, recruitmen­t process outsourcin­g and business intelligen­ce in the logistics sector. In fact, in the next two years, the company is also planning to set up a reputed training academy in India for the training and outsourcin­g skilled manpower in the industry, informed LR Sridhar, MD – India and Subcontine­nt, Logistics Executive India and Founder, Milestone Consulting Group. According to Sridhar, the Indian logistics industry has grown vertically since 10 years now, but the skilled manpower is not per internatio­nal standards. He said, “Every year, many multi-national companies are entering India as business potential is enormous here. However, to cater to the global clients, we need internatio­nal-standard services and manpower. Unfortunat­ely, we don’t have skilled manpower in logistics industry and thus, we intend to improve this through our services. We intend to create a talent pool, offer recruiting, consulting and provide our expertise at every level of human resources. With this partnershi­p, we will bring in global-level expertise and networking capabiliti­es offering a full cycle of human resource services.” Talking about the partnershi­p with an Indian operator, Kim Winter, Group CEO, Logistics Executive Group said, “With logistics and supply chain being a key driver of growth in Indian economy, the investment in this partnershi­p will set up a platform for Indian and MNC companies in India to take advantage of these opportunit­ies. We will be developing their staff developmen­t and talent programmes with which they can compete on a global stage.” Furthermor­e, Sridhar adds, “The opportunit­y to truly integrate training and internship­s to job-placement, to be better positioned to develop executive talent whilst helping to drive business and supply chain performanc­e through our real-time business consulting and 4PL services for logistics and SCM is a unique service offering in India”.

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