Deliver Europe Conference Agenda
8th May 2025
Deliver Europe, an event for retail and ecommerce logistics, returns to Amsterdam on 4-5th June 2025 with its most ambitious edition yet, marking a decade of leadership in shaping the future of supply chain and logistics. This landmark 10th anniversary edition will spotlight cutting-edge innovation, cross-sector collaboration, and global thought leadership.
With record-breaking attendance expected, the 2025 event will welcome over 1,100 C- and D-level retail executives from leading brands including Amazon, H&M, Levi Strauss & Co, Nike, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, Walmart and many more. They will be joined by 150+ pioneering supply chain and technology providers such as Asendia, DSV, DP World, Geopost, GLS, Maersk, Ocado Intelligent Automation, Spring GDS and Swiss Post.
Attendees can look forward to more than 50 hours of curated programming designed to spark insight and drive action across the retail and logistics landscape. Among the highlights are two internationally renowned special guest speakers. Christiana Figueres, Founding Partner of Global Optimism and the key architect of the 2015 Paris Agreement on Climate Change, will address the global retail and logistics community with her compelling call to collaborative climate action.
“I am delighted to be joining Deliver Europe for its 10th Anniversary,” said Figueres. “I’ll be exploring the urgent need for bold, innovative solutions to tackle the climate crisis, how the logistics and supply chain sectors can lead the way, and the critical role of legislation like the Paris Agreement in building a sustainable future. I’m excited to share how each of us can make a difference because only through collaboration, creativity, and commitment can we unlock a greener, more prosperous future for all.”
Jo Malone CBE – one of Europe’s most celebrated entrepreneurs and the creative force behind both Jo Malone London and Jo Loves – will take the Deliver stage on 5th June to share her remarkable journey, offering insights into creativity, resilience, and the art of reinvention.
The keynote theatre will feature an impressive speaker line-up from some of the most influential names in retail and consumer goods. Ajit Sivadasan, President of Global eCommerce at Lenovo, will open the programme by exploring how supply chain can serve as a strategic advantage in the competitive world of ecommerce. Maria Hollins, CEO of Ann Summers, will offer a candid look at revitalising legacy brands, while Tom Killeen, Chief Operations Officer at THG, will examine the critical link between fulfilment and customer loyalty.
In one of the most anticipated sessions, leaders from Jack Wolfskin, Coty, Decathlon and Bonduelle will take the stage for a high-level panel discussion on breaking down silos to unlock value through end-to-end supply chain collaboration. The conversation promises to shed light on how operational integration and cross-functional thinking can drive performance and innovation.
Swagat Choudhury, Global Digital Commerce Director at Mars Wrigley, will turn attention to the future of work, discussing how AI is poised to take on the majority of supply chain tasks and why this should be welcomed, not feared. Meanwhile, Siemens’ VP of Supply Chain Excellence, Alexander Tschentscher, will share how to design a robust and sustainable culture to shape tomorrow’s supply chain. Further insights will come from PwC, who will assess the implications of tariffs on European trade and logistics strategy.
The 2025 conference will showcase 40 dynamic sessions across four thematic stages spotlighting innovation, operations, sustainability, and customer experience. These sessions will feature insights from leading players including Amazon Shipping, DHL, and Colissimo, among many others.
In addition, six exclusive Elite Table discussions will offer retail executives a private, off-the-record environment to tackle critical challenges, exchange ideas, and forge peer-to-peer connections in small-group settings. Topics will cover end-to-end supply chain visibility, retail–logistics alignment, AI-led forecasting and fulfilment, global trade disruptions, sustainable last mile strategies, and innovation through collaboration.
New for Deliver Europe 2025
To mark its 10th anniversary, Deliver Europe is introducing a series of elevated experiences designed to deepen connections and celebrate the power of community across the retail and logistics ecosystem.
On 3 June, the evening of the official opening, an exclusive C-suite Dinner will offer senior retail executives a fully hosted, invite-only evening of high-level conversation in an intimate, off-the-record setting. This will be followed on 5 June by the Women in Retail Breakfast – a curated experience bringing together women from leading retailers and brands to exchange perspectives, share stories, and spark new ideas in a supportive, inspiring space. Both moments aim to go beyond traditional networking, cultivating trust, inclusion, and insight through thoughtful conversations.
Further championing progress, Deliver introduces a new Sustainability Lounge – a dedicated hub for innovators and decision-makers committed to advancing a net-zero future. Opening at midday on 4 June with a special address from sponsor Spring GDS, the lounge will serve as a dynamic forum for collaboration, partnerships, and actionable ideas.
The celebrations will culminate in a spectacular 10th Anniversary Party sponsored by DP World, where attendees will gather for an unforgettable evening of gourmet food, free-flowing drinks, and an electrifying DJ set by French house music icon Bob Sinclar – capping a decade of industry-defining innovation with style, rhythm, and connection.
Together, these additions reflect Deliver Europe’s ongoing commitment to content that matters, meaningful connection, leadership access, and sustainability, while celebrating a decade of innovation at scale. Stéphane Tomczak, Founder and CEO of Deliver, commented: “This year’s programme, with its expanded content and new features, reflects the scale and urgency of the transformation underway in our industry. From climate resilience and AI to trade disruption and collaboration, the themes we’re spotlighting are those that will define the next decade of retail and logistics.”
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