Hablemos sobre la importancia de la diversidad en la educación de Supply Chain. Nuestra host Sofia Rivas conversa con el profesor Gordon Wilmsmeier sobre los retos y oportunidades actuales en la logística, especialmente desde la perspectiva de América Latina y sobre lo fundamental que es enseñar a los estudiantes de este campo a liderar con una visión global por medio de la diversificación de sus experiencias. Profesor Gordon comparte su experiencia académica y profesional entre Colombia, Alemania y la ONU, y destaca la importancia de la educación continua en un sector en constante transformación, con alta volatilidad y alta complejidad. Además, profundizan en el valor de estudiar una maestría en KLU, Kühne Logistics University, explorando sus ventajas prácticas, su enfoque interdisciplinario y el impacto de vivir la logística de cerca, literalmente frente al puerto de Hamburgo.Un episodio lleno de ideas provocadoras y consejos para quienes buscan crecer profesional y académicamente en el fascinante mundo del supply chain.

In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott Luton welcomes Alex Pillow, Senior Director of Partnerships & Acquisitions (Corporates & Government Unit) at Moody’s and host of the podcast KYC Decoded, for a practical breakdown of how “know your customer” (KYC), third-party due diligence, and third-party risk management map directly onto modern supply chain realities. Alex demystifies integrated risk assessment, connects KYC practices to supplier onboarding and end-tier visibility, and shares where orchestration logic and high-quality data (master data management, beneficial ownership, and external risk signals) meaningfully cut time-to-decision. Alex explores today’s most active threat patterns: organized fraud at scale, cyber supply-chain intrusions, and freight fraud, and how to translate visibility into action with clear mitigation pathways. Alex also spotlights lessons from investigative journalism (think massive crypto heists executed via vendor compromises), a “good team vs. bad team” mindset for program design, and why continuous improvement or the “infinite game” is the only sustainable posture for risk leaders. If you’re building or leveling up TPRM and supply chain risk programs, this episode is a masterclass in combining people, data, and tooling to get ahead of disruption. This episode is hosted by Scott Luton, and produced by Trisha Cordes, Joshua Miranda,…