The Delivery Conference to feature award for Best Cross Border Initiative

January 12, 2017 by
Jeroen Leenders

Awards_Logo3Each year at The Delivery Conference, the industry takes a moment to commend Retailers, Brands, Carriers and Third Party Logistics providers who have excelled in eCommerce Delivery in the previous 12 months.

Delivery excellence awards
Powered by @MetaPack, The Delivery Excellence Awards seek submissions from eCommerce and eCommerce delivery leaders. They include organisations contributing to progressive changes across the industry - making a significant impact.

Submissions are open until January 18th
Submissions are open now and will close on Wednesday, 18th January 2017. Entrants will be shortlisted by MetaPack and winners will be selected during the pre-event VIP dinner (Monday, 30th January 2017), where over 100 industry leaders will select their winners. Awards will be presented on Tuesday, 31st January during The Delivery Conference 2017, taking place on January 31st in London.

Best Cross Border Initiative
This award goes to the entrant who has enabled the delivery of international orders to be as seamless as possible for the customer, providing a positive experience at every touch-point.

Do you wish to participate? Sign up here!

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