During Energy & Transport Summit IV digital, Thomas Poulsen presented his perspective on potential changes to the USA wind energy infrastructure and supply chain following Joe Biden’s successful presidential election.
A family-owned company was considering the available strategic options as the owner and founder was coming of age and wanted to determine what to do with the company upon his retirement. One option was that a relative would take over the company and alternatively, the company would need to be sold off.
A company contacted me to assist them with making market entry into a new industry vertical. Through my consulting firm, Panticon, I deviced a plan for them to make use of already existing capabilities and make global market entry into the new market by adding a number of domain experts in different geographic locations in order to support the local business development efforts with the required competencies and skills.
Energy & Transport Summit IV digital was planned and facilitated by Thomas Poulsen in his capacity as facilitator of Wind Logistics Group in collaboration with Energy Cluster Denmark. The conference included 5 panels, a keynote and a networking session and was attended by 88 people from across the offshore wind energy, logistics and shipping sectors.
November, 2020: A group of BSc students in Canada, China, and Denmark were being trained on how clusters of private companies, learning institutions, and government bodies advance industries on a global basis. I was asked to lecture on offshore wind using the Esbjerg cluster in Denmark as the case study with logistics and global supply chains as the context.
Thomas Poulsen sat down with BreakBulk Media & Events to discuss the US offshore wind market. Watch Part II of the interview here.
Thomas Poulsen sat down with BreakBulk Media & Events to discuss the US offshore wind market. Watch Part I of the interview here.
A new White Paper, written by Thomas Poulsen has been released, which touches upon how the project logistics sector can greatly benefit from Europe’s green machine.
February, 2020: A leading organizer of global industry conferences reached out to me and asked me to be a keynote speaker at an upcoming event in May, 2020. By the end of February / early March 2020, the world looked very different because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the event ultimately had to be deferred and moved to an online forum. Together with the organizer, I therefore helped reinvent the entire set-up to not only include the keynote speech but also a panel discussion preceeded by an industry white paper.
Thomas Poulsen is interviewed about his career path, his experience with studying a PhD at University of Aalborg and his future plans.