Philipp Nobel

Passionate aboutlogistics

Taking a holistic approach to logistics and putting it into practice efficiently — this principle has shaped my career.

With experience in supply chain management, intralogistics, production logistics and automation, I have helped companies analyse and optimise processes and deliver projects — and continue to do so.

Philipp Nobel with a tablet in the office

40+

projects delivered

20+

years of experience

Available for a new project

Services

Making your logistics work logically

Four areas where I make the greatest difference — as a consultant, project manager or interim manager.

Practical project management

From the initial idea to commissioning — with clear goals, deadlines and responsibilities.

Optimising processes and material flows

Redesigning material and information flows — with metrics that demonstrate progress.

Structured procurement processes

Transparent tenders, comparable proposals and a sound basis for decisions.

Developing operational leaders

Empowering teams to sustain improvements in their everyday work.

Philipp Nobel with a pallet truck in the warehouse

About me

My career

A passionate logistics leader — with over 20 years across warehouse operations, projects and management.

My approach

Three steps that make a difference

Every project is different — the underlying approach stays the same.

Understand

01

See how work gets done

I start by looking at the numbers, processes and people — in the office and on the operational floor. This creates a sound foundation.

Design

02

Options instead of off-the-shelf answers

Together, we develop options with a robust business case — comparable and ready for a decision.

Deliver

03

Stay involved until it works

I support implementation until the solution works in day-to-day operations and the teams can sustain it themselves.

Contact

Let’s talk about your logistics

Philipp Nobel

Passionate logistics leader

“An hour of conversation often achieves more than a month of assumptions. Straightforward, with no obligation.”