Avlino Welcomes Ségolène Drogy to the Advisory Board

Avlino proudly announces the addition of Ségolène Drogy to its Industry Advisory Board. Ségolène, former Managing Director at APM Terminals (APMT), brings extensive experience and a fresh perspective to Avlino’s mission of transforming container terminal operations.

In her advisory role, Ségolène will work closely with Avlino’s Marketing and Business Development teams, focusing on strengthening relationships with key customers, particularly in the European and African markets. Operating from Avlino’s Portugal office, Ségolène will leverage her deep industry expertise to support impactful initiatives.

“Avlino is a unique place, not only because of its cutting-edge technology but also due to the exceptional team of professionals who are deeply committed to building and strengthening meaningful client relationships,” shared Ségolène.

Ségolène’s career spans over 18 years in the logistics industry, including her recent tenure as Managing Director at APMT. Her expertise in operational excellence and strategic leadership positions her as a valuable addition to Avlino’s growing team of advisors.

Ramana Jampala, CEO of Avlino, expressed his satisfaction for this new partnership, stating, “Ségolène’s insights and leadership will undoubtedly accelerate Avlino’s growth and enhance our Go-To Market strategy. We are delighted to have her join us.”

Avlino’s Advisory Board is dedicated to advancing the company’s mission by leveraging the collective experience and knowledge of distinguished industry leaders. The addition of Ségolène marks a significant step forward in the company’s commitment to expanding its global presence and delivering unmatched value to its clients.

About Avlino

Avlino is a US-based company focused on operational optimization for supply chain nodes. Its mission is to help global terminal operators overcome key inefficiencies that hinder performance and business outcomes.

Avlino’s solutions are built on 3-O Systems (Objective Oriented Operating Systems), which align operational planning and execution with defined business goals. These systems interpret operational intent to guide decisions and actions toward measurable outcomes—offering a step beyond conventional optimization tools.