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What happens when business success and social impact go hand in hand? In this inspiring episode of Logistics with Purpose®, hosts Kristi Porter and Nuria Sierra are joined by passionate changemaker, Nathan Stuck, a purpose-driven entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, author, and CEO of Profitable Purpose Consulting. Nathan shares his powerful transition from traditional corporate life to becoming a champion for B Corp certification and conscious capitalism. You’ll hear his honest insights about the challenges and rewards of building businesses that do good and do well. From tackling homelessness to cleaning up communities—Nathan’s story is a blueprint for those ready to align profit with purpose. Whether you’re a business leader, logistics pro, or purpose-seeker, this episode will leave you energized and equipped to drive meaningful change—right from where you are.   This episode is hosted by Kristi Porter and Nuria Sierra, and produced by Trisha Cordes, Joshua Miranda, and Amanda Luton.   Additional Links & Resources Check out all the great resources and information mentioned during the show: Watch this episode NOW on YouTube Connect with Nathan Learn more about Profitable Purpose Consulting Learn more about Vector Global Logistics Learn more about our hosts   Want more Logistics with Purpose® and Supply…

In this special National Supply Chain Day® episode, hosts Scott Luton and Mary Kate Love sit down with supply chain leaders Rahmel Wattley, Vic D’Arcy, and Dr. Stephanie Thomas to discuss the vital roles of transportation, reverse logistics, and talent development in today’s supply chain landscape. Rahmel, founder of Truck N’ Hustle, shares insights into the critical role of transportation professionals and how small carriers serve as the backbone of the global economy. He emphasizes the importance of representing these unsung heroes in the industry every day. Vic D’Arcy, a circular economy strategist, dives into the world of reverse logistics, highlighting the complexities of returns management, refurbishment, and sustainability. She explains how reverse logistics can unlock hidden value in products, from repair to recycling, and its growing significance in the circular economy. Dr. Stephanie Thomas, a professor at the University of Arkansas, discusses the increasing interest in supply chain careers among students and how universities are preparing the next generation of professionals. She also sheds light on the importance of mentorship and the evolving supply chain industry, where talent development is just as crucial as technical innovation.   This episode is hosted by Scott Luton and Mary Kate Love, and…