• TPM25
  • March 2-5, 2025 | Long Beach Convention Center

Alexandra Griffon

BlueCargo

Co-Founder and CEO

Alexandra Griffon is the CEO and co-founder of BlueCargo.

She started her carrier in corporate finance, merger and acquisitions, and then in logistics - specifically in Port terminal operations software. After graduating from UC Berkeley where she met her co-founder, Laura Theveniau, they started working on Port operations and yard stacking algorithms for marine port terminals across Europe and the United States.

After a couple years, Alexandra and Laura launched the BlueCargo software to unstuck containers at the Port and shed light on the Port terminal’s blind spot.

BlueCargo is part of Y Combinator since 2018, and today is helping 700+ drayage trucking companies, brokers, freight forwarders and importers across the United States Ports.

BlueCargo is a data platform to help move containers faster in and out of port terminals, and helps in mitigating any late fees including demurrage, detention and per diem fees. It connects logistics providers and their customers together with the port, improving operations teams’ efficiency and alleviating costs burdens.

Alexandra grew significantly her team in 3 years, from a two-people start-up to a team of more than 30 people, and the business operations in all the country’s major ports. BlueCargo is a member of the Harbor Trucking Association in California, of the Bi-State in New York New Jersey and the IANA.

Sessions With Alexandra Griffon

Tuesday, 4 March

  • 03:05pm - 03:45pm (PST) / 04/mar/2025 11:05 pm - 04/mar/2025 11:45 pm

    The New Tech Revolution: Where AI Is Already Yielding Practical Logistics Solutions

    The age of AI agents is upon us, but what does that mean to global logistics? Agentic AI, as it’s become known in the technology world, essentially pertains to programs designed to act as humans would within defined boundaries, and usually under the supervision of actual people. In more practical terms, agents are intended to solve multi-step problems, the very type of puzzles that logisticians face every day. In this session, technology vendors incorporating agentic AI into their products will discuss real-world examples of how this evolution in the world of AI is impacting core logistics processes, from supply costs and reshaping workforces to decision-making.

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