The last two years have been so complicated that many supply chain leaders have been left longing for ‘just one normal day.’ But this complexity has been building and expanding for much longer than that. In the face of today’s challenges, many companies and managers are realizing that the greatest weapon they have in the war against disruption is their people…
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Supply Chain Now Classic: Passionate Humanistic Leadership: An Inspiring Conversation with Sherrika Sanders, PhD
In this classic episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott and Greg welcome Sherrika Sanders, PhD to the podcast as she shares her inspirational journey and career path and her humanistic leadership philosophy.
Supply Chain Now Classic: Leading the Supply Chain Out Here: Colin Yankee with Tractor Supply Company
In this classic episode of Supply Chain Now, hosts Scott Luton and Greg White welcome Colin Yankee, Executive Vice President & Chief Supply Chain Officer for Tractor Supply Company to the podcast.
Supply Chain Now Classic: “Caringly Ruthless”: A Supply Chain Leadership Master Class with Sandra MacQuillan
In this classic episode of Supply Chain Now, hosts Scott and Greg welcome Supply Chain leader and legend Sandra MacQuillan, CSCO of Mondelez, to the show. Listen as Sandra leads a supply chain leadership master class, and also shares the top 10 things to do to become a successful supply chain leader. A must-listen!
The Supply Chain Buzz for December 20th with Scott Luton and Greg White
In this episode of the Supply Chain Buzz, hosts Scott Luton and Greg White reflect on the top stories and their favorite episodes from 2021. Happy Holidays and here’s to a successful 2022!
Talking about Transforming Trucking – Past, Present, and Future
Today’s business world is consumed with the potential of emerging technologies: digital transformation, automation, blockchain, and AI. And while not everyone is thrilled with the changes that technology is ushering in, there is little chance of slowing it down – let alone stopping it. Mario Pawlowski is the CEO of iTrucker, an online community…
Why Culture Comes First With BetterBookClub’s Arnie Malham
When it comes to launching businesses and spearheading great company culture, Arnie Malham does it wrong until he gets it right. And now, he’s sharing his hard-earned wisdom with co-hosts Enrique and Nuria on this episode of Logistics With Purpose. Dive into the professional journey that led Arnie to create BetterBookClub, get actionable advice for measuring…
Creative Ways of Finding Working Capital in Our New Reality with Dan Reeve from Esker and Vikas Shah from LSQ
Business leaders are being challenged to find funding and the financial wherewithal required to fuel their growth in ‘The New Abnormal.’ And while most discussions about the impact of a cash crunch focus on small and medium-sized businesses, larger enterprises are having to get creative as well. Decades’ old commercial lending practices are ripe for disruption…
Progress Over Perfection: How to Take the Supply Chain World by Storm With LeAnne Richards
A supply chain professional at the top of her game, opening the door for future leaders. That pretty much sums up our latest guest, LeAnne Richards. In the office, she’s leading global supply chain integration while also encouraging young women to pursue their life’s purpose through her organization Reign. In this episode, Scott and Allison chat with LeAnne about…
This Week in Business History for December 20th: Bah Humbug: The Economics of Charles Dickens’ London
In this edition of This Week in Business History, Kelly Barner takes listeners back to visit an era and a place mythologized by one of the most popular Christmas stories of all time: A Christmas Carol. The story, which was written by Charles Dickens and published in 1843, addresses a number of economic and social issues that not only marked the impact of the…
Networking Should Not be a Dirty Word with Kristina Rodriguez
Kristina Rodriguez is the Regional Operations Manager for The Brokerage for Virginia and North Carolina, and the co-manager of the employee resource group for Colliers North American diversity equity and inclusion program. She comes from a big military family, with her older brother (Marines), uncle (Vietnam war), and great aunt (Army) all entering the service…
The Supply Chain Buzz for December 13th with Scott Luton and Karin Bursa
Tyson’s changing up its production model, Amazon’s reshaping the labor market, warehousing is in high demand in SoCal – and we’re covering it all on The Supply Chain Buzz for December 13. Join co-hosts Scott and Karin as they tackle the top headlines of the moment. Together, they’ll explore how smaller companies are competing for talent amidst the infamous…