What's Inside The Supply Chain Management Startups Handbook 2022?
343
Startup and
Scaleup Profiles
12
Expert Opinions
13
Analyses
Supply Chain Management Startups Company Profiles
The Supply Chain Management Startups Handbook 2022 profiles 343 innovative supply chain startups from all over Europe covering more than 15 market segments.
The handbook is available in two versions. The light version comprises a more handy and compact summary of the company profiles while the full version provides the full one-page profile of each company.
Light Version
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Analysis of the European Supply Chain Startup Ecosystem
Expert Opinions on Supply Chain Management Startups
Leading industry experts have contributed their views on various supply chain innovations for The Supply Chain Management Startups Handbook 2022. Inside the handbook you will find expert opinions from these experienced supply chain professionals.
Martin Neuhold
Leader Supply Chain & Operations Europe West
Knut Alicke
Partner in McKinsey’s Stuttgart office and a leader of the European Supply Chain Management
Practice
Tim Beckhoff
Solution Manager of the McKinsey Resilience Operations Center based in Munich
Jürgen Rachor
Senior Expert and Associate Partner in McKinsey’s Supply Chain Management Practice
Vera Trautwein
Expert in McKinsey’s Supply Chain Management Practice
Charlotte de Brabandt
Member of the ISM Thought Leadership Council
Martijn Lofvers
Founder and CEO, Supply Chain Media
Tanja Rosendahl
Managing Director, F-LOG Ventures
Stefan Flicke
Partner, Ingenics AG
Daniel Goldeband
Managing Director, i-flow GmbH
Sahan Abeln
Head of EV Solutions, JLL
Justus Hövelmann
Head of Strategy, Arvato Supply Chain Solutions
Bernhard Lembeck
Heading the organization’s Future Warehouse Department
Head of Schenker Ventures and Senior Vice President Ventures & Innovation, DB Schenker
Luca Graf
CEO, MS Direct AG
Alis Sindbjerg Hinrichsen
Thought Leader and Strategic Advisor, Optilon
Data Analysis
For The Supply Chain Management Startups Handbook 2022 we created a detailed analysis based on the data we collected from 343 startup companies from all over Europe. Inside the handbook you will find our analysis of the European supply chain startup ecosystem covering various aspects such as founding years and funding statistics, founder and team analysis, a segmentation into 15 market segments as differences between European geographies.
Geographic
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Segmentation
Analysis
Founder and
Team Analysis
Founding Years
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I spent the last eight years in the start-up / vc-ecosystem covering different roles both at an early-stage startup and being a venture capitalist. I started my career studying economics with a specialization in transport and logistics, which since then has been a topic of interest for me. For the last five years I have worked as Venture Capitalist for different VC funds investing in and supporting early-stage companies in building and growing their businesses across various industries. Supply chain management fascinates me as it touches on nearly every aspect of our economy. From organizing production to distributing goods and services across the planet. Supply chains affect millions and of jobs and is one of the key areas for creating a decarbonised, sustainable future.
I spent the last five years of my career in different roles in Venture Capital. After finishing his studies in Economics and Business Information Systems at Leipzig University, I went on investing in b2b software startups across different industries. In my last role prior to focussing on scm-startups.com, I was an Investment Manager at seed+speed Ventures where I found my passion for Supply Chain Management and Sustainability, investing in companies like paxly and carbonfuture. I love concepts of monitoring and improving multi-stakeholder processes and the idea of starting to build a more sustainable world not just somewhere, but right at the backbone of globalized economies: the Supply Chain.