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Summary
Join Us for the Launch of the New Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) 2025.
We invite you to an engaging webinar introducing the sixth edition of the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI). This year’s release continues to provide a comparable assessment of global port performance, focusing on vessel time in port.
The CPPI is an essential benchmark for understanding the evolving landscape of global trade. Amid ongoing concerns about port congestion—which continues to disrupt supply chains and reduce available container shipping capacity—the CPPI offers critical insights into port efficiency and resilience. By objectively measuring vessel time in port, the CPPI enables industry stakeholders to identify areas for improvement, optimize operations, and support informed decision-making.
Discover how the CPPI empowers port authorities, governments, and private sector participants to diagnose challenges, plan improvements, and guide investment in port infrastructure and operations. Gain valuable perspectives on operational efficiency, resilience, and sustainability in the maritime sector.
Reserve your place today and join the conversation shaping the future of global logistics.
Speakers
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Turloch Mooney
Global Head of Port Intelligence & Analytics
Turloch John Mooney is an innovative leader in maritime data and analytics, currently serving as the Global Head of Port Intelligence & Analytics at S&P Global.
He is a co-founder of the annual World Bank / S&P Global Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), a pioneering initiative that offers invaluable insights into global container port efficiency. The CPPI has become a key benchmark in the maritime industry, guiding stakeholders toward improved operational performance and strategic decision-making.
Turloch’s professional journey began in the public sector, where he served as a Press Officer for the Government of Ireland, managing national media campaigns related to youth education. His work in the maritime sector began in the late 1990s in Hong Kong when he joined Lloyd’s of London Press. He was a member of the Advisory Board of Supply Chain Asia and worked for the Geneva-based International Air Transport Association (IATA), where he led initiatives to enhance compliance products for the airline cargo industry.
Turloch holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, History, and Anthropology from the National University of Ireland, along with a Postgraduate Diploma in Communications and a Master’s degree in International Relations, focusing on Economics and Law, from the University of Limerick. This diverse education equips him with a unique perspective on the intersections of global trade, economics and politics.
In his current role at S&P Global, Turloch has been instrumental in advancing maritime data analytics. He has led numerous high-profile projects, including comprehensive diagnostic studies for major global ports in the Middle East and Asia, aimed at improving operational performance and competitiveness. His collaborative approach fosters innovation within S&P Global’s maritime data solutions.
Fluent in English and proficient in Mandarin Chinese, Turloch has worked across various regions, including Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. His dedication to enhancing port efficiency and navigating complex global supply chains positions him as a prominent figure in the maritime industry. Turloch continues to shape the future of port intelligence, ensuring that S&P Global remains at the forefront of maritime analytics while making a meaningful impact on the industry.
World Bank
Jan Hoffman
Global Lead, Maritime Transport and Ports
Jan joined the World Bank Transport Global Department in January 2025, as Global Lead, Maritime Transport and Ports. Current projects include the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) and the revised World Bank Port Reform Toolkit. From 2003 to 2024, Jan worked for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), since 2016 as Head of the Organization’s Trade Logistics Branch. He developed and led technical assistance programs in trade and transport facilitation, co-authored and coordinated of the Review of Maritime Transport, and initiated the Maritime Country Profiles, the International Transport Costs Data Set, and the Liner Shipping Connectivity Index. Previously, Jan spent six years with the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) in Santiago de Chile, and two years with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in London and Santiago. Prior to this, he held part time positions as assistant professor, import-export agent, seafarer, translator, and consultant. For eight years, he worked part time for the family tramp shipping business Hoffmann Shipping, based in Horneburg, Germany, with a tweendecker registered in St. Johns, Antigua and Barbuda. Jan has studied in Germany, United Kingdom, and Spain, and holds a doctorate degree in Economics from the University of Hamburg. He is member of the boards of various journals and professional associations, and from 2014 to 2018 was president of the International Association of Maritime Economists (IAME). Dr Hoffmann has been to more than 140 countries and had his hair cut in 85. He has three sons and one wife.
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