Supply Chain Now en Espanol

In this episode of Supply Chain Now in Spanish, host Enrique Alvarez welcomes Ricardo Maiz, president of Vitro Architectural Glass, to the podcast. Listen as Ricardo shares his background, one relationship in his family that shaped his entrepreneurial spirit, the origin of his giving nature, his current work and mission, and much more. Listen now!

In this episode of Supply Chain Now in Spanish, host Enrique Alvarez welcomes Gladis Araujo, the VP of Global Quality for Mattel, to the show. Listen to this leadership dynamo, as she discusses her life-long love of learning, her engineering and quality background, and her extraordinary career. Learn from Gladis as she shares her message of being brave, breaking gender stereotypes and the importance of allyship and mentorship. Listen up!

In this episode of Supply Chain Now in Spanish, host Enrique Alvarez introduces us to Luis Felipe Zamora with Multimodal Operador Logístico. Listen as Luis shares the obstacles he overcame, his beginnings as an unpaid “assistant” to his customs officer father, to becoming an export customs broker himself, and then building an international logistics organization in his home country of Costa Rica. Join us!

In this episode of Supply Chain Now en Espanol, listen as hosts Enrique Alvarez and Nuria Sierra welcome Diego Solivares, the Director of Communication/Designer for Timpers, to the show. Diego shares his background, early childhood challenges, and road to entrepreneurship, as well as his suggestions and words of wisdom for other future entrepreneurs.

In the first episode of Supply Chain Now en Espanol in 2022, hosts Enrique Alvarez and Monica Roesch Davila kick off the new season as they welcome the SVP of Supply Chain with Beautycounter, Humberto Martinez, to the show. Listen and learn how Humberto got his start, his childhood lessons that have served him well in business, and so much more.

This episode was originally published on March 1, 2021 Josué is originally from Jalapa, Veracruz, Mexico and describes himself as: passionate, enthusiastic, adaptable, and creative, which he demonstrates in a friendly and clear way through his anecdotes, studies and professional research. In his self-appointed role of inspiring the community to solve humanity’s problems, Josué tells us how logistics, and in particular supply chains. play a very important role in the success of small and micro-businesses. In a logical and passionate way, Josué shares with us the main characteristics of the success of micro and small companies in Latin America. And he acknowledges that although each segment, industry, and region has different variables, there are some similarities that successful companies share. From his studies, he identifies three and also one very common mistake. 1) Companies focused on growing, changing, learning, and evolving are more likely to be successful (you have to want to grow) 2) However, the immediate priority cannot be to grow your customer base (this is a strategic mistake of many companies, they want to grow and are launched to find more customers) 3) Studies show that the priority should be to focus on managing the quality of your…

In this episode of Supply Chain Now in Spanish, hosts Enrique Alvarez and Demo Perez welcome Professor Felisa Preciado to the podcast. Felisa shares about her childhood and upbringing in Panama, her career in the supply chain industry, which then led her to a career in academia. Join us for an interesting conversation, and learn how Felisa’s experience in industry enabled her to share more theoretical and practical insights with her students.

In this episode of Supply Chain Now en Spanish, host Enrique Alvarez welcomes special guest Jorge Koszeg. Listen as they discuss how he got started in the entertainment industry at an early age and what the business of entertainment logistics is all about.

In this episode of Supply Chain Now in Spanish, host Enrique Alvarez welcomes Claudia Freed and Tony Rivera with EALgreen to the podcast. Listen and learn more about Claudia and Tony’s backgrounds, what led them both to EALgreen, and how they’re positively impacting the future through their work.