Award-Winning Compassion
ALAN was pleased to present its 2022 Humanitarian Logistics Awards to 6 highly deserving individuals or organizations at CSCMP EDGE.
Created in 2017, these awards honor individuals and organizations that have demonstrated an ongoing and sustained commitment to helping others in their time of greatest need – and who serve as beacons of hope before, during and after disasters strike.
Please join us in congratulating each of this year’s winners. And if you know of a particularly deserving recipient for next year’s awards, please consider nominating them when nominations open in summer 2023.
Click Here To View The Previous Years’ Humanitarian Logistics Award Winners
Fleet Advantage – Outstanding Contribution to Disaster Relief Award
For creating its Kids Around The Corner Foundation, which donates a portion of the company’s profits to various children’s causes such as the First Responders Children’s Foundation, the Jacksonville School for Autism, and Sleigh Bells and Santa.
GAF – Outstanding Contribution to Disaster Relief Award
For donating the long-term use of a 60,000-square-foot warehouse to national non-profit Good 360 and for donating more than $6 million worth of shingles to help support various charitable homebuilding efforts
GP Transco – Outstanding Contribution to Disaster Relief Award
For creating Trucking & Logistics Professionals for Ukraine, a non-profit organization that has raised more than $2 million for Ukrainian relief efforts.
SEKO Logistics – Outstanding Contribution to Disaster Relief Award
For launching SEKO Cares, an initiative that has provided more than $500,000 worth of PPE and other support for frontline responders during COVID-19, supplied over $150,000 in donated transportation services for medical, food and other goods into Ukraine, and helped raise an additional $200,000 to support organizations providing ongoing relief around Ukraine.
Vector Global Logistics – Outstanding Contribution to Disaster Relief Award
For the many product and in-kind transportation donations it has coordinated on behalf of Ukrainian relief – and for raising awareness of the needs of Ukrainian refugees via its Leveraging Logistics For Ukraine podcasts.
Prof. Beseiou – ALAN’s Research and Academic Contribution Award
For the 13-plus years she has spent engaged in humanitarian logistics research as well as the thought leadership she has contributed to causes such as the Global Logistics Cluster, HELP Logistics and the Humanitarian Logistics Association. One of the founders of the Research Institute on Leadership Operations in Humanitarian Aid, she also has spent a decade teaching one of the only graduate level courses on humanitarian logistics at Kühne Logistics University.