DHL Express Signs up as TAPA EMEA’S First Enterprise Member

DHL Express has become the first company to sign up to TAPA EMEA’s new Enterprise Membership.   

The Association’s new Enterprise membership category has been created to support multi-national cross-border supply chain logistics operators. It enables all entities under one company name to be included in a single Enterprise membership and offers more training seats to support use of TAPA’s supply chain security standards as well as more conference delegate places and increased voting rights. It also provides a more cost-efficient and seamless process for large organisations to administer their TAPA EMEA membership. 

Adrian Whelan, SVP, Head of Global Security at DHL Express, the most TAPA-certified company, commented: “DHL Express has been a proud member of TAPA EMEA for many years and derives considerable value from its membership. TAPA is without doubt the premier association in terms of supply chain security and resilience. We have now elevated our membership to the Enterprise Membership category as it benefits large organisations such as ours in terms of both cost and time saving benefits. We are pleased to be the beneficiaries of this new membership opportunity.” 

Adrian (second from left), is pictured with Jos Giele (left), VP Global Security Compliance, and Sven Bosch (right), VP Security Europe at DHL Express joined us recently in Germany, and TAPA EMEA’s President & CEO, Thorsten Neumann.   

If you want to learn more about TAPA EMEA’s Enterprise membership, contact us at info@tapaemea.org