Author: Ondrej Huk

The opening of this latest location in Rome marks the third branch office to be opened by the Maurice Ward Group in Italy, making sure we reach the entire country from Milan, Turin and now also Rome.

The world is changing quickly, especially in the technology field, and the need for robots has increased in the past few years. Due to labor shortage during the pandemic, the urgent necessity to find workforce alternatives to support business activities has risen the roles robots play in all business sectors, particularly in logistics activities.

We are continuing our growth in the Scandinavian region with our new office opening in Oslo, Norway.

At Maurice Ward Group (MWG) we are celebrating the opening of yet another office and this time in Belgrade, Serbia. Expansion into Serbia further enhances MWG’s presence in Europe with currently more than 50 owned offices in 25 European countries.

Maurice Ward Group at BreakBulk Europe Rotterdam, The Netherlands May 2022 Find your local contactMay 23, 2022Breakbulk Europe, the European fair for Breakbulk, Project Cargo and Heavy lift, was held…

The current situation in Ukraine has sparked an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. Ukraine is very unsafe and, in many places, people have no way out. The war also often makes it impossible for the Ukrainian government or aid organizations to get the citizens out of dangerous situations, or to offer them emergency aid.

The logistics sector still has to deal with several stigmas and these make it unattractive for many women to look for a job in logistics. Work in logistics would be too physical, not very diverse and not offer enough opportunities for advancement. As with many stigmas, after a more careful look, these often turn out to be incorrect.

The logistics and supply chain industry has evolved significantly within the last decade. New technologies and computer-aided business approaches have become essential more than ever.