ECG Women in FVL 2026

Women in FVL 2026: Visibility, Leadership, and the Future of Finished Vehicle Logistics

On June 4, INFORM will participate in the Women in FVL event hosted by ECG in Istanbul.

 The event brings together professionals from across the finished vehicle logistics industry to strengthen visibility, exchange experiences, and expand professional networks within a sector that remains heavily male-dominated.

 Women in FVL is not only about representation. It is about making expertise across the industry more visible - from operational excellence and transport coordination to digital transformation and strategic leadership.

Why Women in FVL Matters

Finished vehicle logistics is undergoing significant transformation.

Supply chains are becoming more complex. Operational expectations continue to increase. Digitalization and real-time decision making are reshaping how logistics networks operate across OEMs, ports, compounds, and transport providers.

At the same time, diversity of perspective remains an important topic for the future development of the industry.

Women across vehicle logistics are already leading projects, managing operations, coordinating transport networks, and driving transformation initiatives every day. Events like Women in FVL help create greater visibility for that expertise across the sector.

Building Visibility Across the Vehicle Logistics Industry

Women in FVL creates space for conversations that often do not happen in daily operational environments:

• Leadership in operational logistics
• Career development within automotive logistics
• Diversity in supply chain organizations
• Digital transformation in finished vehicle logistics
• Collaboration across the international FVL network
• Representation in strategic industry discussions

The event strengthens professional exchange while helping make the industry more inclusive, visible, and connected.

The Future of Finished Vehicle Logistics Requires Different Perspectives

Progress in finished vehicle logistics is not only defined by optimization, automation, and operational transparency.

It also depends on how the industry develops collaboration, leadership, and long-term resilience.

Different perspectives strengthen decision making, improve collaboration, and help organizations adapt to increasingly complex logistics environments.

As a company working closely with OEMs, ports, compounds, and logistics service providers worldwide, INFORM values initiatives that support dialogue, visibility, and sustainable industry development.