Brexit and project cargo
In anticipation of the Project Cargo Summit we spoke to Roy van Eijsden (WSP). In the video he emphasizes that despite the fact that the project cargo market is growing, you need to stay on top of things. According to him it is not a given that the market will keep on growing forever. He expects some hick-ups. Educate yourself and be prepared. Roy is one of the many speakers who takes part in the conference program of the summit.
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