“Give small. Give simple. Give now. Starting now is the important part, and that’s why small and simple are such important aspects of it. something you can do that’s painless and simple.”
-Greg White, Host, TECHquila Sunrise
In this week’s episode of TECHquila Sunrise, Greg hosts a live stream with Karin Bursa, and featuring a few members of the Supply Chain Now team, as they give simple tips on charitable giving.
More Podcast Episodes
supply chain
Podcast
February 9, 2026
What’s New at MODEX 2026 & Why It is a Must Attend Event
As manufacturing and supply chain industries evolve, events like MODEX 2026 are key in connecting professionals, driving innovation, and showcasing trends. With growing demands for efficiency, sustainability, and advanced tech, face-to-face gatherings offer vital opportunities to learn, compare solutions, and build relationships. MODEX stands as one of the largest platforms in North America, uniting exhibitors, educators, and live demos in a way hard to replicate elsewhere. In this episode, Scott W. Luton welcomes Daniel McKinnon, Chief Exhibitions Officer at MHI, for a behind-the-scenes look at MODEX 2026. Daniel discusses how MHI supports the industry year-round through standards, safety, and workforce development, and why face-to-face events remain essential for learning and networking. He also previews what attendees can expect in Atlanta, including how MODEX brings together exhibitors, education, and live demos on a grand scale. They also explore what’s new at MODEX 2026, April 13 to 16 at the Georgia World Congress Center, including free registration, 200+ seminars, keynotes with Richard McPhail, Salim Ismail, and Dale Earnhardt Jr., and MHI Industry Night with Jim Gaffigan. Daniel shares advice for first-timers and returning attendees, from planning meetings to carving out time for networking on the show floor. He also highlights on-site experiences…
Podcast
March 11, 2025
Movimiento B: Logística con Propósito
En este episodio entrevistamos a Javier Herrero de Sistema B México; un movimiento que nace en 2006 para impulsar empresas con propósito, promoviendo un modelo económico que considere no solo a los accionistas, sino a todos los grupos de interés; sociedad y planeta. La certificación B exige un diagnóstico riguroso y un compromiso legal para mejorar continuamente el impacto social y ambiental. Nuestro segundo invitado, Enrique Álvarez de Vector Global Logistics, nos comparte su experiencia al certificarse y cómo operar con propósito lo ha llevado a optimizar procesos y acceder a mejores oportunidades de negocio, talento y financiamiento. Javier y Enrique resaltan que, más allá del reconocimiento, la certificación impulsa la competitividad a largo plazo; mejores cadenas de suministro con un impacto positivo.