Washington, D.C. / Leipzig, Germany – CT Strategies is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with aeroconcept, a Germany-based air cargo management consulting firm. This collaboration is aimed at delivering innovative, integrated solutions to support government and private sector efforts in modernizing air cargo operations and enhancing global supply chain efficiency.
aeroconcept, founded and led by James Wyatt, brings deep expertise in aviation operations, with over two decades of experience working with some of the industry’s most prominent organizations. Through aeroconcept, James leverages an expansive network of industry professionals and a robust skillset to help clients optimize and secure their global air cargo supply chains.
This partnership complements CT Strategies’ core service offerings in supply chain security and trade compliance, including its signature tools such as the CTPAT Navigator and AEO Navigator, which assist companies in strengthening and maintaining trusted trader certifications. In addition, the collaboration expands CT Strategies’ international capacity building programs, helping customs and border authorities around the world enhance port operations and trade facilitation.
“This partnership represents a significant step forward in delivering impactful, technology-driven solutions for our clients around the world. Together with aeroconcept, we will support smarter, more secure, and more efficient borders and trade environments.” – Andrew Farrelly, CEO of CT Strategies.
“We are excited to collaborate with CT Strategies to help shape the future of international border and transport systems for the air cargo supply chain.” – James Wyatt, General Manager of aeroconcept.
By combining CT Strategies’ deep expertise in customs modernization, supply chain security, and border operations with aeroconcept’s advanced capabilities in air cargo operations, the two firms will collaborate on strategic projects across the globe—particularly in regions undergoing rapid transformation in border and trade systems.
