When & Where

Lisbon

15 - 16 October 2026

Av. Dom João II, 13 – 7th Floor; 1990-077 Lisbon Portugal (Bloq.it HQ)

15 Oct.: 9.00 - 13.00 | Bootcamp

15 Oct.: 14.00 - 18.00 | Summit

16 Oct.: 9.30 - 16.00 | Summit

For Whom

Industry leaders, executies, and managers who want to enhance their knowledge and understanding of OOH, Last Mile, and Urban Logistics, learn about latest trends and technologies, and discover opportunities for growth and collaboration.

Format

Workshop style interactive sessions with

• short presentations
• panel discussions
• breakout sessions

in which all participants will be actively involved

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Day 1 | 15 October | morning

Fast Forward OOH & Last Mile Bootcamp

9.30 - 13.00

Validation and co-creation of relevant startup solutions that can bring value in the areas of OOH, Last Mile, CX & Urban Logistics

with

ParcelLoc

grid.online

Collective Robotics

Format:

• pitches
• 1:1 validation and co-creation sessions
• Closing pitches to validate the findings

MAKE YOUR SOLUTION POC READY

Session for selected startups, postal- and parcel companies, investors, and other mentors

Presentation of the CTT 1520 Startup Program

by

Carlos Bhatt, Head of Innovation Management, CTT

Day 1 | 15 October | afternoon

OOH, Last Mile, Urban Logistics Summit

14.00 - 18.30

Welcome & Opening

Bernhard Bukovc, connect2posts

Miha Jagodic, CEO, Bloq.it

From Boxes to Behavior: How Carriers Can Truly Scale OOH Adoption

Network density alone does not explain OOH adoption. Markets with extensive OOH infrastructure can still see relatively low usage rates, while others achieve significantly higher adoption through different mechanisms. The real lever lies not in adding more lockers and pickup points, but in driving adoption among both shippers and recipients. This session introduces a practical framework built around three key adoption drivers: ReCommerce, Returns, and Rerouting. Through case studies including InPost and collaborations between GLS, DPD, and Vinted, we will explore how carriers can influence customer behavior, accelerate OOH usage, and unlock greater network efficiency. The focus shifts from expanding infrastructure to creating the conditions that make OOH the preferred delivery choice.

Robert Morwind, Principal, Kearney

Markus Neumayer, Group COO, Packeta

more panellists tbc soon

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Securing the Last Mile: Protecting Drivers, Lockers, and Urban Delivery Networks

As last mile delivery becomes the most critical and visible component of the supply chain, security challenges are evolving rapidly. From driver safety and cargo theft to parcel locker vandalism, the logistics industry faces growing risks across their networks. This session explores how the industry can leverage technology and collaborative partnerships to create safer delivery ecosystems. Attendees will gain practical insights into protecting people, assets, and customer trust while maintaining operational efficiency in increasingly complex urban environments.

Andre Veskimeister, CEO, ParcelLockersFirst

Pascal Stalder, Director InnoLAP, Swiss Post

Bart Sebregts, Last Mile Logistics

Sadi Cagatay Ozturk, CTO, Rovenma

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Collaborate to Accelerate: Scaling Out-of-Home Delivery Through Partnerships

The next phase of growth for out-of-home delivery may depend less on building individual networks and more on creating ecosystems that connect them. As locker networks expand and customer expectations rise, collaboration between postal operators, carriers, retailers, and technology providers is becoming increasingly important. In addition, new opportunities are emerging through partnerships with municipalities, retailers, pharmacies, local businesses, and service providers. This session will explore how partnerships and shared infrastructure can accelerate network growth, improve accessibility, enhance the customer experience, and increase operational efficiency. Looking toward 2030, participants will discuss what successful collaborative OOH networks could look like and how the industry can move from isolated solutions to truly connected OOH ecosystems.

Peter Bonefeld Ronde,  GLS Group

Vincent Deblauwe, bpost/bnode

Robert Zehetner, KEBA

Francisco Laires Machado, Locky

Lukas Beckedorff, DeinFach

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Interactive Workshop

Expanding the Locker Ecosystem: Identifying New Use Cases and Driving Adoption

Vincent Deblauwe, bpost/bnode

• Identifying new locker use cases beyond parcel delivery by exploring opportunities across retail, healthcare, public services, tourism, mobility, community services, and municipal collaborations.
• Driving adoption and scale for new use cases.

Networking Apero

Networking Apero right after the last session

sponsored by

Event Networking

Dinner

19.30 | Páteo Restaurante - Cozinha Tradicional Portuguesa | https://maps.app.goo.gl/183yw4MURe6zswvE7

Day 2 | 16 October | morning

OOH, Last Mile, Urban Logistics Summit

9.30 - 13.00

Startup Showcase

Showcasing the solutions of the startups that participated in the c2p Bootcamp on the previous day

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Delivery 2030: What will the last mile look like?

How will delivery models evolve across Europe?

An overview of the latest market trends, high-growth segments, and leading countries based on findings from the most recent Effigy annual survey. The session will also explore four potential delivery mode scenarios for 2030 across Home Delivery, PUDO, and APM networks, followed by interactive small-group discussions to assess the implications and opportunities associated with each scenario.

followed by an interactive Workshop

Baptiste Brossard-Kimmel, Managing Director, Effigy

Torben Schönershoven, Director Market Research & BD, Effigy

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The Autonomous Delivery Revolution: Are We Ready for the Last Mile of the Future?

The last mile is entering a new era, powered by autonomous technologies that can navigate streets, sort parcels, and deliver directly to customers with minimal human intervention. From self-driving vehicles and sidewalk robots to automated micro-fulfillment and intelligent delivery systems, innovation is accelerating across the logistics ecosystem. This session will discuss how postal and parcel operators can prepare for the next generation of delivery networks, identify the operational areas where autonomy can create the greatest value, and understand the regulatory, customer, and infrastructure challenges that must be overcome to achieve widespread adoption.

Francesco Tribuni, Consultant, FT Consultancy

Adrian Berry, Director Innovation, EVRi

Boris Mayer & Christof Schares, Innovative Robot Delivery

more panellists tbc soon

Day 2 | 16 October | afternoon

OOH, Last Mile, Urban Logistics Summit

14.00 - 16.00

Beyond Automation: How AI Can Help Postal and Parcel Operators Win in the Experience Economy

Success in the parcel industry is no longer determined solely by operational excellence. Increasingly, it depends on the ability to deliver exceptional customer experiences while efficiently managing growing delivery volumes and complex last-mile networks. This session explores how AI, data, and emerging technologies can help operators anticipate customer needs, personalize delivery options, optimize out-of-home channels, improve network performance, and create new value propositions. Participants will gain insights into the strategic role of technology in helping postal and parcel companies grow, differentiate themselves, and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

Christian Oestergaard, PostNord

Nuno Matos, CTT

Manuel Wallnöfer, KEBA Digital

Gilad Avidor, Bloq.it

more panellists tbc soon

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The Congestion Challenge: Measuring the Impact and Unlocking New Solutions

Traffic jams are no longer just an inconvenience; they are a growing operational and strategic challenge for the parcel industry. Congestion increases delivery costs, reduces route efficiency, contributes to higher CO₂ emissions, and can negatively affect customer expectations and service quality. This session will examine the full impact of congestion on parcel operations and explore innovative approaches to mitigate its effects. Attendees will discuss and identify actionable solutions that can help operators navigate increasingly crowded cities, improve network performance, and turn lost time into productive opportunities.

Pascal Stalder, Director InnoLAP, Swiss Post

more panellists tbc soon

followed by an interactive Workshop