Forging Soldiers, Empowering Veterans: Dan Wrightsman’s Dual Legacy Not every leader commands the room. Some lead by listening, and for Dan Wrightsman, that instinct started early. Born in South Korea and adopted into an Army family, he grew up on military bases, enlisted as an infantryman at nineteen, and spent thirty years in uniform building a career around the people beside him. From the beaches of Hawaii to the streets of Baghdad, Dan carried the same belief into every assignment: take care of your team, and they will take care of everything else. As he puts it, the one constant across every post was having great teammates. In this episode of the Tango Tango podcast, host Lloyd Knight sits down with retired Army Sergeant Major Dan Wrightsman to reflect on his journey from Army brat in Korea to thirty years of service and beyond. Dan shares lessons from his early years as a light fighter in Hawaii, the culture shock of transitioning from military to civilian schools, the personal growth that came with recruiting duty, and the realities of leading troops through deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. He also opens up about the challenges of retiring as a sergeant major…

Recordemos que cadena de suministro está hecha de humanos para humanos. En este episodio nuestro invitado Janan Knust, emprendedor chileno fundador de Klog, nos habla de cómo el talento y la cultura de una empresa, incluso en logística, puede convertirse en diferenciador y ventaja competitiva. Janan también nos comparte una noticia exclusiva; su mudanza a México para fortalecer la operación de Klog en este país. Destaca que este cambio es tanto un reto personal como profesional, pero que representa una gran oportunidad para el crecimiento de la empresa. Escucha este episodio para conocer sobre la trayectoria profesional de Janan, la historia detrás de Klog, las complejidades y retos en la industria logística y de freight forwarding, así como las oportunidades de transformación digital que existen en Latinoamérica.