Policy & Compliance
Veronika Litterova, 2025 BIFA Apprentice of the Year and export supervisor at Avocet Clearance
Rachel Morley, former BIFA National Chair and EMEA regional manager at OIA Global
BIFA TV interviewed two outstanding professionals to explore how supporting women in freight forwarding strengthens not only individual careers, but the whole industry Celebrating women in freight: A BIFA TV feature
and constant evolution of the sector: “Thirty-six years on, there is still new stuff to learn. It’s that constant need to refresh your knowledge that keeps you energised.” Veronika echoed that enthusiasm: “In this industry, no day is the same.” Throughout the discussion, teamwork emerges as a central theme. As Rachel puts it: “This isn’t a game for a solo player. It’s absolutely a team sport.” The film also challenges common misconceptions about logistics being “just paperwork” or “just trucks”, revealing instead a complex, high-tech, and highly collaborative profession. Both women speak
M arch presents an important moment to celebrate the achievements of women across our sector. With International Women’s Day on 8 March carrying the theme ‘Give to Gain’, this month’s BIFA TV exclusive feature explores how supporting women in freight forwarding strengthens not only individual careers, but the industry as a whole. As part of our ongoing features series on BIFA TV, BIFA brought together two outstanding professionals who are at different stages of their careers: Veronika Litterova, 2025 BIFA Apprentice of the Year and export supervisor at Avocet Clearance, alongside Rachel Morley, former BIFA National Chair and EMEA regional manager at OIA Global. The film is structured around key themes – misconceptions about logistics, the role of women in the
industry, and advice for the next generation, allowing both women to share candid reflections in a relaxed, conversational format. Behind the lens At the heart of the feature is a compelling conversation between two professionals at different stages of their careers, united by a shared passion for freight forwarding. Creatively, the aim was to keep the format clean and focused, allowing personality and authenticity to lead. BIFA TV director Liam Parker explained: “We wanted the film to feel natural and conversational. Some of the strongest moments came when Rachel and Veronika built on each other’s thoughts; that’s when you really see their pride in the industry and their belief in its future.” Rachel reflected on the longevity
“ Thirty-six years on, there is still new stuff to learn. It’s that constant need to refresh your knowledge that keeps you energised – Rachel Morley
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