7 November 2025 / 9am to 4pm
Tribeca Room, Astoria Plaza Hotel, 15 Escriva Drive, Ortigas Center, Pasig City
Register for the Masterclass
Registration is at PHP 4,500 for SCMAP members and PHP 5,000 for non-members, inclusive of meals, refreshments and event materials. (Certificate of completion will only be given to fully paid participants.)
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About the Masterclass
Transportation management is a fundamental facet of supply chain management. Whether you are delivering your products to retailers, or directly to the customer, transport can tip the balance between visibility to your customers and not providing value to them. As a key factor in overall logistics costs, it is essential to understand how to balance service requirements and deliverables with its impact on the overall product cost.
This masterclass provides you with an in-depth understanding of transport management, how to optimize your fleet to maximize service levels and keep costs rational, and how to leverage technologies and collaborations to achieve these goals. Leveraging on the expertise of SCMAP’s Supply Chain Leaders’ Advisory Council, this masterclass offers you with unique, experience-based and practical perspectives in an interactive manner.
Class format: Physical / Face-to-face
Outline
- The Importance of Transport Management in Total Supply Chain
- Transport Operations
- Modes of Transportation and Its Implications
- Optimizing Your Transport Fleet
- Technology in Transportation
- Reverse Logistics
- Transport KPIs and Metrics
- Components of Transport Cost vs Total Distribution Costs
- Trucking Cost Simulation
- Transportation vs Distribution
- Sharing of Best Practices
Facilitators
Maximo Yap is is chairman of Marebjhel Transportation Services. He most recently worked as senior manager for supply chain of Philippine Batteries Inc., manufacturer of Motolite batteries. He is also a mentor for Go Negosyo’s Kapatid Mentor Me program, and a former director of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines.
Dennis Llovido is past president of the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines, holding the role from 2010-2011 and 2023-2025. He is also a member of its Supply Chain Leaders’ Advisory Council. He most recently retired from Nestlé Philippines after a 30-year career, having held various roles in logistics, import/export and transportation. He is also a coach and mentor for the Department of Trade and Industry’s Supply Chain and Logistics Guild.