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Transportation: Expert Call - Evaluating AMZN's Evolving Role in Transportation, June 23rd at 11a ET
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Transportation: Expert Call - Evaluating AMZN's Evolving Role in Transportation, June 23rd at 11a ET
Deutsche Bank
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North America Industry Date
Transportation Transportation 22 June 2026
Expert Call - Evaluating AMZN's Evolving
Richa Harnain, CFA Role in Transportation, June 23rd at 11a ET
Research Analyst
+1-212-250-6285
Reminder: join our call tomorrow with a key expert on AMZN
We invite you to join us for an exclusive expert call tomorrow at 11AM ET Megan Makini
featuring Marc Wulfraat, a supply chain and logistics expert with more than 30 Research Associate
+1-212-2501458 years of industry experience. More specifically, Mr. Wulfraat has been developing
and maintaining a comprehensive database of AMZN facilities since 2006,
tracking thousands of its buildings and output metrics. Over nearly two decades,
he has gained deep insights into the company’s evolving logistics, as it has grown
from 20 buildings in its early days to over 3,000 currently.
Topics
Our discussion with Mr. Wulfraat will assess Amazon’s current position in the
freight market, evaluate its existing capabilities, and explore the strategic
rationale behind the company’s recent wave of transportation-related press
releases. We’ll also examine several key topics, including:
• Amazon’s potential to reshape the competitive landscape across the LTL,
FTL, and 3PL markets;
• Whether concerns around emerging competitive pressure in these
markets are substantiated or overstated; and
• The gaps Amazon would need to address within its current network to
become a meaningful competitor in the transportation market.
Please join us for Mr. Wulfraat’s perspective on these issues and a dynamic
discussion of Amazon’s evolving role in transportation.
Register HERE.
Marc Wulfraat’s background:
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