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Welcome to the Policy Committee page of CILT

The committee is responsible for developing various papers each year in relation to logistics, supply chain and transport covering both private and public sectors. These papers will form the basis for a number of outputs and reports forming key recommendations.


The committee is made up of industry experts, academia, and researchers whose insights and inputs will bring together a conscious discussion on the subject in hand. Here at CILT we are delighted to have Dr Eoin Plant, Policy Committee Chair. 

<p>Dr Eoin Plant O'Toole<br />Policy Committee Chair</p>

Dr Eoin Plant O'Toole
Policy Committee Chair

Eoin is Associate Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Edinburgh Napier University.  He previously led the National Institute for Transport and Logistics (NITL) at Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin).  He previously worked with a number of UK universities including the University of South Wales. Eoin has carried out research and published peer-reviewed journal articles on sustainable supply chains, collaboration, and urban logistics


<p>Chiagoziem Ozoani</p>
<p>Policy Committee Researcher</p>

Chiagoziem Ozoani

Policy Committee Researcher

Chiagoziem is an Operations Project Specialist at Sysco Ireland and a PhD researcher at Edinburgh Napier University. His research focuses on how sustainability transformations can unlock multidimensional value for logistics businesses, bridging economic performance with environmental and social impact.
At Sysco, he leads cross-functional initiatives aimed at improving operational efficiency, enhancing delivery performance, and embedding sustainability into core logistics practices.
Chiagoziem has contributed to public consultations and the development of transport policy in Ireland, with a focus on sustainability, resilience, and strategic infrastructure planning.  
With experience that spans industry, policy, and academia, he brings a unique and integrated perspective to the challenges and opportunities facing the logistics sector. His work is grounded in practical implementation, informed by strategic policy insight, and underpinned by academic rigour.