Landmark Global to join EU CBEC Forum 2026, with Olivier Leruth speaking on marketplace panel

Landmark Global will attend the EU Cross-Border E-commerce Forum (EU CBEC), taking place September 8 to 10, 2026, in Liège, Belgium. The event brings together e-commerce, air cargo and logistics professionals from Europe and beyond to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping cross-border trade. 

As part of the program, Olivier Leruth, Executive Vice President at Landmark Global, will join the panel "Can Marketplaces Adapt? Balancing Growth, Compliance and Consumer Expectations in a Changing World" on September 9.

The session will bring together industry voices to examine how marketplaces are navigating growth, regulatory compliance and shifting consumer expectations in a fast-changing global trade environment. Landmark Global's participation reflects its ongoing engagement with the cross-border e-commerce community and its work supporting businesses shipping and delivering internationally. 

Want the full programme or to register? Visit www.eucbec2026.com

See you there!

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Published 27 August 2026

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