Logistics industry takes up more than 15% of the global GDP and is rapidly evolving. This lighthearted podcast brings wonder of logistics to general population as well as industry veterans. It addresses topics from global perspectives including all modes of transportation, old and new technologies, global and domestic issues, Human Resources, sustainability, specialty area like healthcare logistics and last mile, and many more.
Turning around a 200 year old Post. Charles Brewer, Group CEO of Pos Malaysia
In this episode of Wonder of Logistics, I sit down with Charles Brewer, Group CEO of Pos Malaysia, to talk about what it takes to transform a 200-year-old national institution. Under his leadership, Pos Malaysia is turning a corner, with operating cash flow now positive and parcel volume up 34%.
Charles brings a rare global perspective: 34 years at DHL Express across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas, the launch of Mara Xpress in Africa, and a role as COO of Canada Post. He shares the lessons from that journey that matter to anyone in logistics today: how to balance legacy and growth businesses, how the end of the US de minimis exemption is reshaping cross-border e-commerce, where automation and AI truly deliver, and how national posts can reinvent themselves as trusted-service providers.
He also reflects on how great logistics leaders are built, what transfers when you lead in a new country, and his advice for the next generation weighing logistics against tech.
25 Sept 2026
Charting The Port's Next Course. Sarah McCoy, CEO Virginia Port Authority
From Counsel to Captain: Sarah McCoy, CEO of The Port of Virginia
Sarah McCoy didn't come up through operations. She came up through the law. She started in public policy, served as General Counsel, and now runs one of America's most important ports.
On this episode of Wonder of Logistics, Sarah talks about:
Her unconventional path: how a legal and policy background shapes the way she leads and makes long-term decisions.
The competitive edge of the future: where technology, data and digital systems will set ports apart over the next decade, and how Virginia plans to get the most out of the deepest and widest shipping channel on the East Coast.
Resilient vs. efficient: what separates supply chains that bend from ones that break, and the role ports play in that.
Thinking in decades: why the port invests ahead of demand, and which opportunities it can capture as North American supply chains shift.
Lessons for the next generation: the leadership lesson she still relies on, and her advice for young professionals in logistics, transportation and public service.
A conversation about building for the long term, in both ports and careers.
7 Aug 2026
Crossroads of Air Freight Industry. Ashwin Bhat, CEO, Lufthansa Cargo
From leading Swiss WorldCargo to the top job at Lufthansa Cargo, Ashwin Bhat shares the career path — and the one daring decision — that got him there.
We cover the technologies Lufthansa Cargo is actively building around, which legacy systems he expects to disappear, and what will reshape air cargo over the next five years. Plus: the customer collaborations that delivered real ROI, where the industry still needs a breakthrough, and his advice for anyone new to logistics.
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