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From geopolitics to the loading dock What does global uncertainty mean in practice? At DACHSER Finland’s recent customer event, “Stability in Unstable Times: Navigating the New Global Order,” in Tampere–Pirkkala, one message resonated clearly: stability is no longer a given, and it must be actively built. Bringing together customers, decision-makers, and experts for a breakfast roundtable under the Chatham House Rule, the discussion moved beyond headlines. It focused on what it takes to navigate today’s shifting global order: trust, preparedness, resilient infrastructure, and people who take responsibility long before disruptions occur. For DACHSER, this perspective directly connects to the role of logistics. Geopolitical change no longer stops in the boardroom. It reaches the loading dock, the warehouse, the transport network, and ultimately defines the customer promise. On the sidelines of the event, our COO Road Logistics, Alexander Tonn, continued this conversation in an interview with former U.S. Ambassador to Finland, Charles C. Adams Jr., and political scientist Prof. Junhua Zhang. The result is the DACHSER magazine article “Geopolitics at the Loading Dock.” Their shared insight is clear: in times of uncertainty, standing still is rarely the safest option. Companies must invest in resilience, adaptability, and strong supply chains. 👉 We invite you to read and share the full article: https://lnkd.in/eSkPRdXU #DACHSER #SupplyChain #Geopolitics #Resilience #CustomerExchange