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2 episodes with logistics manager
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2 episodes with logistics manager
Today, we're honored to introduce Warrant Officer Class One David Smith, a distinguished leader with 35 years of combined full-time and part-time service in the Australian Army. David began his journey on July 12, 1989, and has since built a career defined by dedication, expertise, and global impact. Currently stationed at Headquarters Australian Army as part of the Logistics Advisory Team remote in Newcastle, NSW, David provides critical support and advice to unit commanders at the highest levels. David's career highlights include pivotal roles in Special Operations Command, supporting the Commando Selection and Training Course, and multiple operational deployments, including Afghanistan with NATO forces. He's also contributed to peacekeeping missions in Bougainville, East Timor, Timor Leste, and the Solomon Islands—earning an impressive array of honors, including the Australian Active Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, and Defence Long Service Medal with four clasps. Outside the Army, David excels in the private sector as a Logistics Manager with Boeing, overseeing transportation, warehousing, and logistics operations. Join us as we uncover the remarkable journey of Warrant Officer Class One David Smith, his insights on leadership, logistics, and service, and the lessons from a lifetime of extraordinary dedication. This is a story of resilience and impact you don't want to miss! Presenter: Adam Blum Guest: David Smith Editor: Kyle Watkins
Zach and Tony bring on Dr. Zac Rogers to discuss the latest Logistics Manager's Index data and ask why upstream demand appears to be booming. Follow the Freightonomics Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Zach and Tony bring on Dr. Zac Rogers to discuss the latest Logistics Manager's Index data and ask why upstream demand appears to be booming. Follow the Freightonomics Podcast Other FreightWaves Shows Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Diese Episode läutet den Einstieg in eine neue Reihe des Podcasts ein. Die Thematik Leadership in der Logistik als Schlüssel für erfolgreiche Transformationen in Unternehmen bildet den Schwerpunkt für die ersten 2-3 Monate dieses neuen Jahres. Heute begrüße ich dazu im Karriere Talk Stefan Steinkuhl. Stefan ist Logistics Manager bei der S.Oliver Group. Stefan berichtet nicht nur über seinen eigenen Werdegang, sondern insbesondere über seine ganz persönliche Erfahrungen zum Thema Führung. Angefangen von seiner Zeit bei der Bundeswehr bis heute.
Women in Chemical's interviews Danielle Wisecup, Customer Experience and Logistics Manager at Coalition Culture for Woman of the Week 12/23/2024.
TAKE OUR LISTENER SURVEY! 00:00 Introduction to Coffee Logistics01:08 Colleen's Journey Through Logistics04:42 Transitioning to Coffee Logistics06:37 The Impact of COVID on Shipping09:57 Advice for Coffee Roasters11:49 The Community of Coffee Professionals12:44 Surprising Experiences in Coffee Logistics15:41 The Language of Shipping Visit and Explore Covoya!
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In this episode of the ThinkFreight Podcast, I catch up with Matthew Chapa, Logistics Manager at Crunchyroll, as he returns for his second appearance on the show. We start with some personal updates, discussing life in Texas, Matthew's recent move from Austin to Dallas, and how he's been adjusting to the new city during this hot summer.The conversation then shifts to Matthew's new role at Crunchyroll. He shares insights into his transition to the company and what it's been like managing logistics for an anime-focused business.For those unfamiliar, Matthew provides an overview of Crunchyroll's operations and the critical role logistics plays in supporting the company, explaining the unique logistics needs of an anime brand.We also dive into the world of freight broker outreach, where Matthew discusses the volume of sales calls and emails he receives, the effectiveness of these outreach efforts, and what impresses him when brokers try to get his attention.We wrap up with a fun twist, as Matthew shares his idea for a logistics-themed anime, adding a creative spin to the world of freight.=================================
Kia ora,Welcome to Wednesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the international edition from Interest.co.nz.And today we lead with news yields are climbing as markets recognise the Fed is serious about wanting to see sustained inflation at 2%, and the US economy just keeps on powering ahead. And that is hurting equity valuations.But first, the overnight dairy auction brought higher prices. In USD terms they were up +2.75% and nearly making back the drop at the prior event. However in NZD terms the gain was +4.2%, so risks to farm gate payout forecasts have faded for now. The rises were pretty much across the board and were led by cheddar cheese, WMP and butter.In the US, the February JOLTS report delivered a little-changed set of results, far better than the expected labour market retreats. Job openings actually rose slightly.Meanwhile US factory orders came in higher than expected. New orders rose by +1.4% from the previous month in February. This was above market expectations of a +1% increase to point to further resilience of the US economy. Year-on-year they rose +3.6%.Adding to the bullish theme, the US Redbook index of retail sales rose +5.2% last week compared to year-ago levels.There's more. The Logistics Manager's Index rose to its highest reading in four months in March amid broad-based expansions in all metrics and continued progress in the transportation sector and a build-up of inventories upstream at the manufacturing and wholesale levels.But it is not all good news; Tesla missed its delivery targets in Q1-2024 by almost -15%, their least since 2022. Their stock dived -4.8% today.. But to be fair it has been on a slide since its peak in July 2023 and has since shed more than -40%.In China, all the news is about Country Garden's current sales failures. But we have heard that all before.German inflation has eased to 2.2% in March from 2.5% the previous month. This was their lowest rate since May 2021, moving closer to the ECB's target of 2.0%.In March, Australian house prices barely moved in both Sydney and Melbourne from the prior month according to CoreLogic analysis. But they zoomed higher in most other major centers. Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth all booked big gains, and year-on-year, Perth is up almost +20%.The UST 10yr yield is now at 4.36% and up another +3 bps from this time yesterday. The price of gold will start today firmer by +US$19 from yesterday at US$2259/oz, and only -US$7 below its new all-time high reached intra-day yesterday.Oil prices have risen +50 USc to just on US$84.50/bbl in the US while the international Brent price is now up at US$88.50/bbl. These are five month highs.The Kiwi dollar starts today at just on 59.6 USc and +20 bps firmer than this time yesterday. Against the Aussie we are unchanged at 91.6 AUc. Against the euro we are holding at 55.4 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today just on 69 and actually unchanged from this time yesterday.The bitcoin price starts today softer at US$65,516 and down another sharpish -4.6% from this time yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been very high at just on +/- 4.1%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.You can get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston. And we will do this again tomorrow.
In today's episode we're continuing our series on the business of coffee roasting and focusing on the essential infrastructure required for a successful roastery.We'll speak with Scott Stouffer, Chief Sales Officer, Probat and Andreas Idl, CEO & Founder, Cropster to get an overview of the roasting equipment market globally and find out how technology and AI can be used to improve coffee consistency and quality.We'll also speak with Brian Rice, Roaster, Counter Culture Coffee and Simo Kristidhi, Production and Logistics Manager, Solberg & Hansen about the essential pieces of equipment and technology needed when setting up a roastery and how to optimise the space for efficiency.Credits music: "Merry Go Around" by The Velvet Fuzz in association with The Coffee Music Project and SEB CollectiveSign up for our newsletter to receive the latest coffee news at worldcoffeeportal.comSubscribe to 5THWAVE on Instagram @5thWaveCoffee and tell us what topics you'd like to hear
This week Andrew is joined by haulier, Dale Watson and Dewing Grain's very own Logistics Manager, Andy George. Dale speaks about his journey in the grain industry, from where he started to his current role. Dale starts his early mornings at 3.25 am, and talks to us about his day-to-day tasks. He informs us that the youngsters starting out in this type of work can find it very difficult and lonely. Andrew goes into more detail with him about the shortage of drivers and what could this mean for future market figures. Market Report for w/c Monday 19th February, Andrew goes through the figures for this week. The market is continuing to go down and he speaks about the facts and probabilities of it increasing again. He finally announces the location of the next Dewing Grain walk which is in Reepham and the What Three Words are Sings-Galloping-Fruity on Thursday 29th February at 2 pm! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hey there, friends! It's your podcast pal Kaylee Nix, and I just wrapped up a fantastic Thursday chat with Thomas Wasson. We dived into the world of trucking, where earnings season is in full swing and Werner's big Q4 miss has them doubling down on expedited services. Thomas shared some wisdom from Werner's strategy to grow more dedicated routes—it's like they're saying, 'We're sticking with you through thick and thin!' We also peeked into the Logistics Manager's Index, which is looking pretty sunny with transportation metrics expanding for the first time since 2019. And, get this, even though we're only halfway through Q1 of 2024, there's a buzz that the market might be on the upswing. Thomas gave us a heads up on the Federal Reserve's moves and how they could spark more optimism and truckload movements. Plus, we touched on insurance insights with Steven Ritzler from Cover Wallet. All in all, it was an episode packed with the nitty-gritty of trucking and a splash of hopeful outlooks. Can't wait to share more next week!
With about half of the annual U.S. rice crop exported every year, maintaining & expanding overseas markets and finding new ones is a critical function for USA Rice. Reverse trade missions are an important tool for our export experts. One such expert, Ashia Grigsby, joins us to talk about a recently completed mission she led through the mid-South with several Central American importers, including El Salvador's Teresa Elizabeth Zelaya de Saade and Guatemala's Gerardo Pallais Montenegro both of whom sat down with Michael. With special guests: Asiha Grigsby, Director of International Promotion - Western Hemisphere, USA Rice, Teresa Elizabeth Zelaya de Saade, CEO Suministros e Inversiones S.A. de C.V, and Gerardo Pallais Montenegro, Supplies and Logistics Manager, Central de Alimentos Hosted by: Michael Klein and Lesley Dixon
Lester Kiewit speaks to Springboks logistics manager JJ “Kitto” Fredericks, about his unique job, and being part of the World Cup winning team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
BONUS EPISODE – Grab a candle, a bundle of sage, switch on that ghost light, and join us on this special, spooky adventure through a gorgeous, one-of-a-kind venue, The Louisville Palace – which in addition to its packed concert schedule, also happens to be haunted by six different ghosts.
ESPAÑOL:Michele Sappracone es el Director Global de Electrificación de Operaciones de Ventas en ABB, ubicado en Dubai, durante los últimos 4 años. Michele tiene 15 años ABB. Con anterioridad a este cargo, se desempeñó como Gerente Regional de Mejora Continua para Asia, Medio Oriente y África. Antes de este cargo, desempeñó las Operaciones Comerciales Regionales durante más de 2 años. Anteriormente se desempeñó como Gerente del Centro de Distribución Regional para Medio Oriente y África en la División de Productos de Baja Tensión, también Gerente Regional de Transporte y Logística y Gerente Regional de Proyectos de Logística para esta Región e India. Comenzó en ABB como especialista en logística en Italia. Antes de ABB, moldeó sus conocimientos de logística en Ceva Logistics, TNT y en el Politécnico de Milán.ENGLISH:Michele Sappracone is the Global Head of Sales Operations Electrification in ABB, located in Dubai, for the last 4 years. He is ABB for the last 15 years. Previously to this role he performed as a Regional Continuous Improvement Manager for Asia, Middle East, and Africa. Before this role, he performed the Regional Commercial Operations for over 2 years. Before he performed as Regional Distribution Center Manager for Middle East and Africa in the Low Voltage Products Division, also Regional Transport and Logistics Manager and Regional Logistics Project Manager for this Region and India. He started in ABB as a Logistics Specialist in Italy. Before ABB, he molded his Logistics knowhow in Ceva Logistics, TNT, and at the Polytecnico of Milan.Discover more details here.Follow us on:Website: https://bit.ly/32bR2GrInstagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd
Mourad Tamoud joined Schneider Electric in 1997 as Supply Chain & Logistics Manager. In 2012 he became Senior VP of Global Supply Chain China, a post in which he had oversight of manufacturing and distribution operations for the region, and was responsible for safety, quality, customer satisfaction, procurement, and supply chain.Mourad was first appointed to the position of Executive Vice President of Global Supply Chain Operations for Schneider Electric in June 2016. As of January 2019, Mourad added Procurement to his responsibilities and served as Chief Supply Chain Officer overseeing the end-to-end supply chain: including Procurement, Industrial Operations, Logistics & Network Design, and Planning, as well as driving the strategic agenda for the entire Supply Chain organization. He is also a member of the Schneider Electric Executive Committee.Discover more details here.Some of the highlights of the episode:From engineering school to supply chain and logisticsChallenges Schneider Electric faced during the pandemic and how they addressed itSTRIVE and the Zero Carbon ProjectThoughts about artificial intelligenceHow to hire right and key advice for the futureFollow us on:Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd
Get ready to meet our next guest on The Highly Capable Podcast: Corey Vickers, a true supply chain superstar! With an education from the United States Air Force Academy and over 20 years of experience in supply chain-focused roles, Corey is one of the most accomplished professionals in the industry. As a Logistics Officer for the USAF, a Logistics Manager for GE, a Global Logistics and Operations lead for Chevron, and most recently an Engagement Director for Tata Consultancy Services, Corey has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in all things #supplychain. We can't wait to hear his thoughts on leadership, strategy, and the future of the industry. Join us as we dive into Corey's career journey, insights, and perspectives on the latest trends in supply chain. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the most experienced and knowledgeable professionals in the field. Follow us on social media for more engaging conversations with highlycapable individuals in the manufacturing and supply chain space.
Part 2 of Behind the Biz is here! In this ep we've called in Alex - NH's Production and Logistics Manager. From juggling suppliers to meeting new challenges, she always finds a solution. Alex also shares insights on how to find and build relationships with good manufactures, perfecting products through the testing process, pricing, profit margins and so much more! If you've ever wondered EXACTLY what it takes to go from having an idea to getting the product physically in front of you ready to sell then this is the episode for you! Warning: We are *very* transparent in this ep. You can find Andrea here. Click here to find out more information about the Rise and Conquer Project, our 7 week self-development and manifesting course. Click here to find out more about Do It For Your Future Self, our 7-day Clarity and Goal Setting Course . If you are wanting to have your dilemma answered on the poddy, make sure you DM our poddy Instagram, click here. You can find our website here. You can join our Facebook group here. You can shop Naked Harvest here, use code RISEANDCONQUERPODCAST at checkout. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Successful real estate investors go through many difficulties during their first five years in the industry before reaching their peak. If you want to overcome hardships, you must never stop learning and be patient in the process. While the learning curve may be painful, everything will become straightforward once you systematically organize your strategy. Our guest experienced this during his first five years in business. In the early years, he struggled to manage everything; he faced failures and hardships; however, as the years passed, he was able to get help from others and grow his business. This week in First Responder Financial Freedom Podcast, Bill shares his story of growing his business in five years by learning continuously, acquiring advice from mentors, and adapting strategies within his network and his business partner Mike. Our guest speaker today will indeed teach you a lot. Tune in to learn more. Bill Kenny is Mike's business partner, and they have been doing business together for quite some time. They currently do wholesale, private lending, and own self-storage rentals. In addition to owning multiple properties and storage spaces, he is licensed as a real estate agent in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Why you need to check today's episode: Get a better understanding of why and how wholesale is important. Discover the best strategies from our guest expert. Hear why you must not stop lead generation and learn its importance for your business. And; Find out why you should seek a mentor when starting a business. And why it is important to have an assistant to help you run your business. “Businesses are a difficult journey because there are a million ways to do it. And there are a million ways to be successful. But it does take consistency in those small activities every day to grow that business. - Bill Kenny Topics Covered: 1:09 - “Mike's been a fireman, as everybody knows, I've been a full-time realtor, and our business has been our second full-time thing going on since we joined up in like 2014 and put our business together in 2018.“ An overview of Bill's background and how he came to work in real estate. Bill describes how he and Mike met and how they became business partners. He also shared a brief introduction about himself. 7:09: “I was listening to the Dave Ramsey show, and he talked about the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. But he talked about that as a different philosophy from what he taught, and I thought that was pretty interesting. And then within, I would say within eight months, I just started talking to a bunch of people and found a rental property, went out and bought a rental property, had no idea what I was doing.” He shares how reading Rich Dad and Poor Dad gave him the impetus to invest in Real Estate as soon as he finished reading it. 9:33 - “So what I did was I bought a course. I think it was like $500, and I don't remember anything about the course other than it said the first thing to do is go out and join your local REIA, Real Estate Investor Association.“ Getting a good foundation in real estate requires much more than reading books and listening to podcasts. It is for this reason he encourages himself to enroll in a course where he will have the opportunity to learn from and meet others with the same interest. 10:58 - “What wholesaling does is it teaches you how to evaluate deals, and it makes you understand the markets that you're in.” Bill explains what wholesale is and how it works. Also, Mike mentioned the advantages of buying wholesale. In his explanation, buying wholesale allows you to get a house under contract and then sell it without buying it. 22:23 - “The effort that you need to put into that business and consistently do the right things. You have to do that nonstop, every day, for four to five years if you want to grow that business if you want to see any success in it. That's where you have to take that. That effort and consistency have to be there.” In Real Estate Investing, as in any other business, there are no shortcuts. Hitting your numbers requires dedication, courage, and a lot of effort. Before you hit your stride, it may take a while. But once you achieve that breakthrough, your business becomes solid. 25:44 - “The minute you stop lead generating, that's when your pipeline starts to soften up and slow up.” According to Bill, your business will fall apart 90% of the time if you cease lead generation. Real estate investment leads should not be stopped. Bill explains why. 30:42 - “One of the things that really helped me was getting a real estate coach, somebody that's done it before, and someone that can mentor you through that process.” Bill admits that it was a roller coaster ride during his first five years in business. Fortunately, he found a coach and an assistant who helped him manage his business. 38:52 - “You know, like, hiring somebody to do QuickBooks data entry. It's just like, there are people that like that, and that is much, much better at it than you are. Yes. So it's just like, wow, instead of sitting there stressing out how to figure out how to market and put this stuff on social media and do all this thing. Guess what? There are people that, for a fair rate, will do an amazing job and do it for you.” Mike stresses the importance of having someone help you with your business. Instead of thinking that it is a waste of money, think of it as a way to alleviate stress and burden. 46:30 - “Underwriting deals as underwriting deals. Do the variables change the more zeros on the end of different people involved? Yes. But there's still a skill set to do that. And you can do it once you've once you figured it out. So underwriting a hard money deal is the same as underwriting a wholesale deal, right?” Why is wholesale so important? Mike and Bill figure out why. Listen to them as they explain the reasons why. 53:26 - “I would say finding some account of accountability partner, a mentor, you know, someone that that's been down that road, a coach, whatever you want to call it, that stuff, like even if you got to pay for it that is valuable.” This a piece of advice Bill would give to his younger self, and it is also valid for anyone just getting started in the field. Key Takeaways: “Wholesaling is a good way to get started. If you're a new investor because you don't really have to own anything.” - Bill Kenny “What it takes is the effort, like we were saying, the effort that you need to put into that business and consistently do the right things. You have to do that nonstop, every day for, you know, four to five years if you want to grow that business if you want to see any success in it. That's where you have to take that. That effort and consistency have to be there.” - Bill Kenny "In real estate investing and in being a realtor, if lead generation is not at the very top, then your business is probably going to start to fall apart." - Bill Kenny “You become a realtor, and they're like, Oh, I gotta get my business card, I gotta get my business card. They spent a whole day designing the business card. Nobody gives a shit about your business card, pick up the phone and start calling somebody. Do the things that matter.” - Bill Kenny Resources Mentioned: Dave Ramsey Show: The Ramsey Show on Apple Podcasts Rich Dad, Poor Dad: Rich Dad Poor Dad: The #1 Best-Selling Personal Finance Book Ever Real Estate Reserve Podcast: Real Estate Reserve Podcast on Apple Podcasts Who Not How: Amazon.com: Who Not How: The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork: 9781401960582: Sullivan, Dan, Hardy, Dr. Benjamin: Books Connect with Bill Kenny Facebook: Bill Kenny - Real Estate Agent | Facebook Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bill_kenny_rei/?hl=en YouTube: Bill Kenny - Real Estate Agent - YouTube LinkedIn:(2) Bill Kenny | LinkedIn Website: Top Real Estate Agents Martinsburg or Hagerstown (billkennyrei.com) Connect with First Responder Financial Freedom: Website: https://firstresponderfinancialfreedom.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/First-Responder-Financial-Freedom-104285545708905 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/516680892660393
Jose Socorro is a Logistics Manager with OK Foods. Jose has held various roles within the industry! Founded more than 80 years ago, OK Foods has evolved from a livestock and poultry feed manufacturer to one of the world's largest fully-integrated chicken producers. In November 2011, OK Foods was integrated into Industrias Bachoco located in Celaya, Mexico. Today, the OK Foods family includes more than 4,500 team members who are dedicated to producing consistently high-quality chicken products and nourishing people around the world. Learn more at www.okfoods.com. To learn more about becoming a Freight Agent: https://spi3pl.com/ To learn more about Emerge: https://emergemarket.com/freightcoach/ Ditch your carrier packet, Drive more carrier sales and get better load coverage with seamless digital onboarding, TMS integration, and smart load coverage, visit: https://brokercarrier.com/
This week's episode is crucial as we approach Black Friday and Cyber Monday. With a shift in Amazon restock limits, VENDO'S Strategic Inventory & Logistics Manager, Laarni, and Lead Account Manager, Delaney, discuss 5 tips to help combat inventory limits this holiday season. Topics Include: Shift in Amazon Restock Limits Overview (1:25) Tip 1: Using LTL Shipments & Amazon Partner Carriers (4:55) Tip 2: FBM Best Practices (6:40) Tip 3: Calculating Maximum and Minimum Restocking Limits (11:08) Tip 4: Having an Inventory-Minded Marketing and Advertising Approach For the Holidays (13:20) Tip 5:The Importance of IPI Scores (15:20) Featuring: Laarni Lorenzo, Strategy Inventory & Logistics Manager, VENDO Delaney Nicol, Lead Account Manager, VENDO Want to stay up to date on topics like this? Subscribe to our Amazon & Walmart Growth #podcast for bi-weekly episodes every other Tuesday! ➡️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2V... ➡️ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4HXz504... ➡️ Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
Back on the show by popular demand, Matt Carroll We'll be discussing the following: ✅ Falling transportation costs impact on the warehouse market ✅ Why are there still some product shortages? ✅ Trends and updates on the industrial real estate market About Matt Driven leader with fifteen years of international business experience in logistics and supply chain. Matt is multilingual and has an in-depth understanding of the complex dynamics of supply chain after spending more than a decade managing operations in the USA, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, China. Matt is a creative problem solver who thrives on developing strategies to implement smart solutions and achieve goals. Having lived in Latin America for over 12 years, the United Kingdom for two years, and the United States for over 20 years, as well as, having worked extensively throughout Southeast Asia and Western Europe, Matt approaches his work with a multicultural perspective. Matt is fluent in Spanish and can speak German. A graduate of Purdue University, where he played NCAA basketball. Matt was a 4-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, the recipient of the Distinguished Scholar-Athlete award for outstanding academic achievements, and the Ward Lambert academic award. Matt has previously worked for VOXX International as a Logistics Manager (2015-2002), Klipsch as a Logistics Manager (2009-2015) and Buyer (2008-2009), and for Target as a Distribution Operations Manager (2006-2008). Connect with Matt: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewcarroll1 Website: https://www.avisonyoung.us/web/indianapolis/professionals/-/ayp/view/matt-carroll -- ⚡ Become an Industrial Insider: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChadGriffithsCRE?sub_confirmation=1
Welcome to the Living Room Conversations by LIVEsciences! We have seen the catalytic power of conversations in the work that we do, as well as the impact that it brings to our world. Our Living Room is a space for us to connect, to explore thoughts and learnings, in a relaxed and very human way. Through this channel, we look forward to an engaging dialogue and resonance with our guests, and bring a breath of fresh air to the space we occupy in this virtual world. To our listeners and followers, we hope to create an opportunity to candidly eavesdrop and chime in to one of the many interesting conversations around the space of teal, agile and the future of work. Our guest from Niaga at Covestro are Kelly Hall the managing director, Debbie Appleton Materials Recovery Manager, and Margreeth Klein Customer Service and Logistics Manager. Stay tuned for our next Living Room Conversations.
Welcome to another installment of the Hazard Girls Podcast! Today on the show we get together with Nora Casanova, the Logistics Manager at Karsten Interior Services, a commercial construction subcontractor in Houston, Texas. Nora has three degrees to her name, including International Business, Supply Chain Management, and Entrepreneurship from the University of Texas, and is currently enrolled in the University of Texas, at Arlington Construction Management Master's program. She is also on the board of directors for the National Association of Women in Construction and led this year's Women in Construction Week Committee in Houston. While Nora is clearly a logistical genius, she also thrives on the chaos that comes from working in the construction industry. In our conversation, we discuss how Nora got into construction, what she loves about it, and how her education in logistics has helped her in the industry. Tuning in you'll hear about the fashion show at this year's Women in Construction Week, and what Nora has planned for next year. We also discuss the value of finding women in construction to support your career journey and what it means to collect a board of directors for your career. Finally, Nora elaborates on the importance of representation for women in construction on social media, and some of the steps being taken to enhance their presence online. Tune in for key insights into this exciting industry and how women are thriving! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Our guest this week took us to a place we don't usually go on the podcast. Yes, he's a veteran and yes he's involved in agriculture, but his mission focuses on using agriculture as a means to heal men in crisis. Kris Wilson is the Logistics Manager for Rockside Ranch, a working ranch in a rural community aimed at helping young men overcome crisis and live the life they were created to live. Kris served 23 years with the US Army National Guard where he led and supervised hundreds of soldiers over his career, including multiple combat theaters. Upon retirement, he and his family moved to Scott Valley after hearing a calling to ministry. At Rockside, Kris uses his background and training to develop leadership, organization, and effective teamwork . In addition, Kris is actively pursuing a Theological Seminary degree. In this episode, Kris and I get into: His military career spanning four deployments to two theaters of war and a near-death experienceThe Hand of God at work in his life setting the conditions for his retirement from the Army and move back to California and into a mission at Rockside RanchRockside's mission of “talking life into a group of rough men” using agriculture as their medium for changeThe principles of stewardship and the values that can impart on young men who have taken that for granted most of their life Enjoy!
Adam and I grew up together on Vancouver Island. It has been incredible to reconnect with him and discuss the absolutely mad path that he has taken through life. Like myself he was bit with the desire to seek out new horizons but where my path took my to Japan, his took him all over the world. There is so much to Adam's story that we cannot nearly cover it in this one episode but that does not limit its scale. Adam started his career assisting the UN in Zimbabwe which offered him a totally new sense of life and culture. He would then go on to assist in the Syrian crisis in a role which would see him allocating resources and working the execute the particulars of plans laid out for aid.
Virgil and Mark welcome Kyle Park, Director of Sales and Marketing, and Kevin Day, Logistics Manager, from Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, to announce a collaboration between our two entities, the limited edition "Showtime at Sundown" Retro American Lager! Hear all about how this product came to be, the ins and outs of the regional beer industry, Devil Dogs, Drive-In memories and more! For more on Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, visit: https://neshaminycreekbrewing.com/ Recorded 4/5/22 For exclusive additional podcasts, videos, sneak peeks, and on-site discounts, visit the Mahoning Drive-In Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/mahoningdrivein https://www.mahoningdit.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://www.instagram.com/mahoningdriveintheater/ https://twitter.com/mahoningdit Episode analytics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mahoningdrivein/message
New Zealand's key exporters are chartering private ships to ferry produce to foreign markets, amid a Covid-driven cargo crisis. Meat producers and fresh fruit and vege producers are struggling to get goods to overseas buyers because of on-going container ship congestion. As more goods are being shipped, and delays lay siege to best-by dates, meat company Affco has resorted to chartering private vessels to get exports - valued at close to $120m - to their overseas markets. The company's third ship recently set sail from the Port of Tauranga, carrying 6,000 tonnes of frozen meat, destined for California and America's emptying meat aisles. And it's not just Affco. Rival meat companies and other primary producers are on board. In fact half the space in the first export vessel chartered was taken up by pip fruit exporters. Kathryn is joined by Simon Beale, both Logistics Manager for Turners and Growers, and Chair of the NZ Council of Cargo Owners and Mark de Lautour, Head of Affco sales and marketing, who have chartered three ships so far, and predicts this predicament is set to continue for three more years.
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Jon Pruitt is the Logistics Manager of North America for Nutrabolt! Jon has extensive experience within our industry with a background in distribution center operations, quality management systems, customer order fulfillment, and transportation management. Jon has a wealth of knowledge in this industry!
It should come as news to no one that the pandemic broke global supply chains, and they remain in need of repair. Container ships are backed up waiting to unload. Shortages are causing massive delays. Capacity is limited, companies cannot find labor, nor can they find the drivers to transport the goods they do have. Add to that the threats of severe weather, cyber security concerns, a failing infrastructure, and lingering impacts of a worldwide pandemic. It is certainly an interesting time to be a supply chain professional. But with each of these threats comes opportunities. We'll explore it all with industry insiders and thought leaders on "The Top 10 Supply Chain Threats” a new, 11-episode, podcast series from CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly.Episode 2: Threat: Spiraling CostsSupply chain and logistics costs are skyrocketing as demand for transportation and warehousing capacity outstrips supply. Is there any relief in sight? Zachary Rogers, professor at Colorado State University, joins Executive Editor Susan Lacefield to draw on data and insights from the Logistics Manager's Index to give us a glimpse of what the future may hold. LinksAbout CSCMP's Supply Chain QuarterlySubscribe to CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly Sign up for our FREE newslettersAdvertise with CSCMP's Supply Chain QuarterlyListen to our sister podcast, Logistics Matters
This episode of Supply Chain Now is the next show in our Logistics with Purpose series sponsored by Vector Global Logistics. This episode features Melenie York. Melenie York's involvement with warehousing and shipping came about from her interest and love of modern and contemporary art funny enough. In the late nineties, She joined a small art book distribution company in New York and took on the position of export sales manager as it grew internationally. Family matters brought her back to Baltimore and she began working as a Logistics Manager for an e-commerce site selling used books. From here, Melenie moved on to working with Whitehouse and Schapiro, a global supplier of secondhand products. Beginning with arranging domestic shipments via over the road carriers, she now oversees all exports and works closely with forwarders, intermodel carriers and provide customer service for our overseas customers.This episode was hosted by Valeria Hernandez, Greg White, and Scott Luton. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/episode-380.
Today's episode is a panel discussion held at the recent Outback Highway Development Company Annual General Meeting. We hear from Tannis Godfrey, from Tobermorey Station; Kerryn Santucci, the Logistics Manager for Oz Minerals in Western Australia on the Great Central Road; Mike Batchelor, the Business Development Officer for Qube Logistics; David Elliot, Chairman of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs at Winton in Queensland; and Ben Hewitt, the Chief Operations Officer for Hewitt Cattle Company. They all talk about the Outback Way and the value a sealed road will provide to their businesses or the tourism expansion, and also some of the issues they're currently facing due to the gravel. So it's a fascinating discussion for both the pastoral industry, the mining industry, logistics, tourism and the cattle industry. You can find all notes and links on our website, www.outbackway.org.au where you can subscribe to our newsletter, buy our travel journal and download the app if you haven't already. Join us on Facebook and Twitter @OutbackWay1 Send your questions, comments and travel stories to info@outbackway.org.au and if you share your story, we may even feature you on this podcast! Thank you for joining us through the heart of Australia, on Australia's longest short cut.
PODCAST WITH INSIGHT: Joining host Peter Haddock for this latest podcast, sponsored by our friends at used equipment specialist Ritchie Bros UK, is Vinnie Quinn, the Director of Construction Camera Specialist, Evercam. Vinnie has a vision for how clever cameras can help us integrate and change the industry we work in, keeping people safe whilst increasing productivity and efficiency. Clever cameras can now do this by integrating feeds using clever software as he explains in this in-depth podcast. Vinnie: "By capturing and defining what is happening on site from day one, you can look back at activity and even answer queries from supply chain members on things like aggregate deliveries, etc. You can even spot anomalies where a truck might not have gone over a weighbridge due to onsite issues. "But it's the real-time activity that is so important when it comes to operating a site more efficiently. This is where clever cameras can make all the difference. Providing live and recorded access to images and data to QS, Logistics Manager and H&S managers also speeds up decision making and dispute resolution." You can also read an interview with Vinnie Quinn by Peter Haddock in the October 2021 edition of Earthmovers Magazine. To purchase a print or digital copy, visit www.earthmoversmagazine.co.uk We also wanted to thank our sponsors, Ritchie Bros UK, for supporting this episode, and you can find out how to buy, sell or even sell directly to them at www.rbauction.co.uk, they just want to do business with you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contentwithmedia/message
When Black men are invited to speak to the United States as if she is a woman, you want to hear what they say. Here's a short compilation of some of the answers from our first season. Listen and share. Your feedback is wanted and welcomed. Please complete this quick survey. The Brothers speaking are, in order, following the Intro: Don Davis, pastor; Iweze Ben Abudu, educator and author; Julius Grant, Logistics Manager; Derek Stephens, electrician and entrepreneur; Chris Wilson, tech educator; Landon Collins, Veterinarian; David Ryan Barcega Castro-Harris, Restorative Justice Trainer, podcaster; William Hamilton, Retired Master Chief Gas Turbine Technician, Pastor; Zachery Carey, Pastor. Follow us on Instagram @365brothers and Facebook at 365BrothersThePodcast. Interested in being a guest? Visit 365brothers.com. Check out Alitu for more ease editing, polishing and publishing your podcast. About this podcast: In each episode, a Brother reflects on his life; explores the experience of being a Black man in America; shares his interactions with law enforcement; and answers the signature question "If America was a woman, what would you say to her? You won't find a collection of conversations with Black men like this anywhere else. Hear their wisdom. Be inspired. Host, Rahbin Shyne, is an author, educator, creative and avid half-marathon walker. Special thanks to Sonji Walker, Shedrick Sanders, Abigail Gonzalez, Don Davis and William Hamilton for their generous support.
Gora Das, Logistics Manager of The Hope Foundation in Kolkata, discusses the Covid-19 situation in India.
In this episode, the show takes a short detour from Emergency Medical Training to talk shop about how some of our medics got their start in EMS. Frank Rice, Nick Carson and Mike LaBombard take a minute to reflect on how they started in EMS and ended up where they are today. Frank Rice is the co-host for the Code 321 Podcast and the current Operations Manager for Northeast Emergency Training Solutions, LLC (NETS). Mike LaBombard is the Logistics Manager for NETS. Both Mike and Frank are paramedics currently working full time in the City if Burlington as Firefighter/Paramedics.
El dia de hoy platicamos con Luz Arianna, estratega de viajes personales para Softtek, una empresa orgullosamente mexicana, y la cual se ha posicionado como un referente para América Latina, Luz nos comparte su vision administrando el programa de viajes y la relación con sus socios estratégicos.
Before becoming VP of Growth at Knox Financial, Matt was employee #33 at Uber. There, he was the first Operations and Logistics Manager for Boston, where he launched and scaled Uber Black, TAXI, SUV, and uberX before leading the Operations & Logistics Analytics and Process sub-teams from 2011 through 2013. When it comes to building capacity as you grow, Matt...knows some things. Special thanks to our Producer, Rebecca Lawrence.
My guest for this episode is Robert O'Dowd Spent 24-years in the armed forces. Attained Warrant Officer class-1. He spent nearly two years in Baghdad, Iraq in a management position -- where Robert and I met. As I recall, that was 2011. I will let him go in to detail on that if he so wishes. He has held multiple management positions since then, and in various locations. Some of those positions include: Project Consultant, Project Manager, Logistics Manager, and Area Manager. Robert is a SCRUM master. Not sure what that is. I know of one other person who has that title. I'm fairly certain Robert will fill us in on that. Robert is currently on contract in Iraq as a camp manager. Special Guest: Robert O'Dowd.
This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 22nd January 2021.In Farmchat Andrew is joined by Dewing Grain’s Logistics Manager; Andy George for his debut on podcast. They discuss his back story, Andy’s pro tennis and coaching career, what got him into the grain trade, and load stories from his time at Dewing Grain. Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.The Dewing Grain Podcast is produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.ukDewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk01263 731550 - www.dewinggrain.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On Ep. 40, William Maxwell came on the show to talk some current events, growing up in Florida and Georgia, attending Georgia Southern being a 4 year starter there, his NFL stints, his arena football career and the transition out of sports. Now a logistics manager, Will deep dives into how he got to where he is now and the after effect of his playing career. Don't forget to rate this episode!
Mike Griffiths was the Logistics Manager on the Around the World in 80 Days and organises teams on the legendary RAAM (Race Across America) every year. In 2016, he formed Leadership Challenges; an organisation that plans adventure-based challenges to deliver leadership capacity building, and life-changing experiences to individuals from all walks of life. Mike has also guided elite teams, wounded, injured and sick military veterans to success in RAAM, one of the world’s toughest and respected endurance cycling events. Mike is a British Army veteran who served for over 26 years in operations around the world, including the Balkan states, Angola, Canada, the Falkland Islands and extensively in Afghanistan and Northern Ireland.www.leadershipchallenges.org
Melody McAllister is a wife, mother of five, educator, and author. She and her family relocated to Alaska from the Dallas area in 2019. McAllister is 2017 Garland NAACP Educator of the Year and author of the I'm Sorry Story, a children's book about taking responsibility for mistakes and making sincere apologies. She is also the Logistics Manager for EduMatch Publishing. McAllister has spoken at ISTE and ASTE about equity issues in education and writes about her journey in her blog, HeGaveMeAMelody.com. Twitter: @mjmcalliwrites FB: https://facebook.com/mjmcalliwrites Website: https://www.mjmcalliwrites.com
From being a Captain in the United States Army, to a Logistics Manager at Budweiser, Sean led an interesting journey to his vocation as a Jesuit priest. Join us as we discuss all things St Ignatius, the Society of Jesus, and God's persistence after us. Follow us on Instagram: @speaklordpodcast Use the hashtag #speaklordpodcast Stay Blessed!
The Who, Jimi Hendrix, the Jefferson Airplane, Cat Stevens, Joni Mitchell, Hunter S Thompson, the DEA, the FBI, Her Majesty's Prison Service and The Rolling Stones all in 90 minutes? All in one lifetime? How can this be possible?I don't know, but Kevin Barron is here to tell you how he lived through some of the wildest and most colourful times in all human history and lived to tell some very exotic tales...One of a kind, a true raconteur, a bon viveur and a man of wealth (at least spiritual) and taste - you may not have heard of him, but you certainly won't forget him.Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/eleusis2/Title track composed by Jerry Hyde and Nick Van Gelder, produced by Nick Van Gelder, keyboards by Kenny Dickenson, brass by Noel Langley, vocals by Sian O'Gorman.
Chris Polk is the host of the Unbeliever podcast. By trade he is a Logistics Manager and truck driver. In this episode we discuss overcoming bad decisions, the tenants of anarchism, the consequences of voting, and more. Find the Invictus Mind on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, and Castbox. Email: Michael@theinvictusmind.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Michael_Korbel Affiliates: https://bit.ly/31tspWp Find Chris … Episode 42- Freedom Is In Your Mind! Read More » --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-invictus-mind/support
Julius Grant is the one people ask to be their mentor. He's the one people go to when they need someone to hear them, know them. Why? He cares. Julius is stepped into the role of family elder, career elder and hero (just ask his grandson). He's a Logistics Manager for Bacardi Limited. After serving five years in the Marines on the West Coast, he returned to Jacksonville to find work. It didn't take long for him to realize he needed to return to college for promotions. He didn't have a history of being an academic go-getter. Still, encouraged by his wife, he joined his wife in going to college. They received their Bachelor's Degree together and their Master's Degree, together. While raising a family and working, no less. He lives a life he loves. Listen, learn and choose a life you love, too. Favorite song: "I'm Blessed" by Charlie Wilson Favorite quote: "Work in silence. Let your success make the noise." attributed to Frank Ocean. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Support this podcast. About this podcast: In each episode, a Brother reflects on his life; explores the experience of being a Black man in America; shares his interactions with law enforcement; and answers the question "If America was a woman, what would you say to her?" Every interview starts with getting-to-know-you questions about favorites, accomplishments and then goes deeper. You won't find a collection of conversations with Black men like this anywhere else. Hear their wisdom. Host, Rahbin Shyne, is an author, educator, creative and avid half-marathon walker. Follow on Instagram @allthingshyne or on Facebook. Interested in being a guest? Click here. Support this podcast.
Logistics Manager's Index as a leading indicator of economic activity, Supply Chain Financing, and Effects of COVID on the global supply chain Prof. Dale Rogers is a Professor of Business at Arizona State University. He is also the Director of the Frontier Economies Logistics Lab and the Co-Director of the Internet edge Supply Chain Lab at ASU. Dale is a leading researcher in the fields of reverse logistics, sustainable supply chain management, supply chain finance, and secondary markets. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scientificsense/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scientificsense/support
Anthony and Zach talk about the impact of Roadcheck week on the freight market and bring on Zac Rogers to discuss the latest Logistics Manager’s Index results.Watch Listen on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on Spotify
Anthony and Zach talk about the impact of Roadcheck week on the freight market and bring on Zac Rogers to discuss the latest Logistics Manager’s Index results.Watch Listen on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on Spotify
“Logistics with Purpose: Melenie York with Whitehouse & Shapiro” Supply Chain Now Episode 380 This episode of Supply Chain Now is the next show in our Logistics with Purpose series sponsored by Vector Global Logistics. This episode features Melenie York. Melenie York’s involvement with warehousing and shipping came about from her interest and love of modern and contemporary art funny enough. In the late nineties, She joined a small art book distribution company in New York and took on the position of export sales manager as it grew internationally. Family matters brought her back to Baltimore and she began working as a Logistics Manager for an e-commerce site selling used books. From here, Melenie moved on to working with Whitehouse and Schapiro, a global supplier of secondhand products. Beginning with arranging domestic shipments via over the road carriers, she now oversees all exports and works closely with forwarders, intermodel carriers and provide customer service for our overseas customers. Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now: supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe/ Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Valeria on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/valeria-michelle-hern%C3%A1ndez-castillo-b03792198/ Connect with Melenie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melenie-york-3b5a2a18/ SCN Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcat via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m SCNR to Broadcast Live at AME Atlanta 2020 Lean Summit: www.ame.org/ame-atlanta-2020-lean-summit SCNR on YouTube: tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube 2020 AIAG Supply Chain Summit: tinyurl.com/yx5asq35 Register for the Upcoming Webinar with RootStock CLoud ERP - "Post COVID-19: Back to Business as Usual Doesn't Mean ERP as Usual": https://tinyurl.com/ya9faoyr Register for the Virtual Supply Chain Summit with Alcott Global: https://tinyurl.com/ycgwab87 Stand Up & Sound Off: A Conversation About Race in Industry Webinar: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7522896348121204752 Check Out News From Our Sponsors: U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ Verusen: www.verusen.com/ ProPurchaser.com: tinyurl.com/y6l2kh7g This episode was hosted by Valeria Hernandez, Greg White, and Scott Luton. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-380.
In this very special 3 part series, Adam gets to sit down Lise-Marie Dawn. This is how Lise describes herself and the content for this interview. In my early 30's I was married, was trying to have a child, and was committed to my career as Logistics Manager for Holland-America Princess... when I encountered a terrifying, heartbreaking near-death experience. In the course of a few minutes, everything changed. And my life as I knew it fell apart in the months to follow. I'm now 39, and I've spent the last 6 years healing and studying (in addition to normal life responsibilities). I wanted to understand how I caused the circumstances in my life, and how to transcend it. I've since discovered a deep passion to bring awareness and knowledge to the conversation surrounding domestic violence and early childhood trauma. I believe my purpose is to lift myself and others to the greatest authentic expression through daring passion and loving empowerment. This is my first invitation to speak on the subject in a public format, and I am so thrilled to be on the podcast! I spend much of my free time engaged in all different kinds of dance, but my favorite is Latin Dancing and Aerial Acrobatics. I'm advanced in conversational Spanish, though I have been out of practice for some time (maybe rusty) I actively studied and practiced Diamond Way Buddhism with a Buddhist community in Minneapolis, MN from 2003-2007. I still identify as Buddhist, but my practice has slowed considerably since moving back to Alaska. I discovered Buddhism when I was looking for a way to lower my stress level, and what I discovered was that I had always been Buddhist, I just never knew it. Connect with Lise Email: lise.marie.dawn@outlook.com Connect with Adam If you enjoyed listening to this episode and wanted to share your thoughts you can: Follow us at @AdamEskow on Instagram and FB Send us an email at Adam@EskowCoaching.com Sponsor If you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information.
Plastic Plague Series: PART 6 (of 7) THE PARADIGM SHIFT - we explore how reduction, recycling, and technology can create a paradigm shift that is solution oriented, equitable, and achievable. Our guests include Claire Arkin, from GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives), Marcus Eriksen of 5 Gyres Institute, and Keng Baloco, of Athens Services. There is too much plastic production for recycling to be the end-all-be-all solution to our problems, not to mention the inequity from its creation to disposal. However, waste-to-energy, chemical recycling, and plastic-to-fuel also have their concerns and might not be the winning silver bullet. Solutions best laid are community oriented and do not compromise the needs of future generations. So who is responsible for shifting the norm? Is it consumers, business, or manufacturers? How do we create community-based solutions? And how do these solutions around reuse and recycling weather issues and concerns related to virus spread and pandemics like COVID-19. Tune in to hear from the experts. Claire Arkin is the Communications Coordinator at GAIA (Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives) [http://www.no-burn.org]. Her work has been featured in such outlets as The Guardian, Resource-Recycling and the San Francisco Chronicle. She recently coordinated a global investigative project called “Discarded” that documented impacts of the global plastic waste trade on communities in Southeast Asia. Marcus Eriksen, 5 Gyres Institute [https://www.5gyres.org] – Research Director and Co-Founder. As an environmental scientists publishing the first global estimate of plastics in the world’s oceans, and co-discovering microbeads in the Great Lakes, Marcus and his team use research to inform campaigns aimed at changing the systems that pollute the planet and communities. Keng Baloco, Commodity Sales and Logistics Manager, Athens Services [https://athensservices.com/] has 13 years of experience in the waste and recycling industry. She currently markets commodities to domestic and international markets, finding homes for post-consumer plastic, fiber, metal, glass and other commodities. Hosted by Jessica Aldridge from SoCal 350 and Adventures in Waste [adventuresinwaste.com/] Engineer: Blake Lampkin Executive Producer: Jack Eidt Producer: Georgia Tunioli Show Created by Mark and JP Morris Music: Javier Kadry Episode 64 Photo Credit: Adam Dean/GAIA
In this very special 3 part series, Adam gets to sit down Lise-Marie Dawn. This is how Lise describes herself and the content for this interview. In my early 30's I was married, was trying to have a child, and was committed to my career as Logistics Manager for Holland-America Princess... when I encountered a terrifying, heartbreaking near-death experience. In the course of a few minutes, everything changed. And my life as I knew it fell apart in the months to follow. I'm now 39, and I've spent the last 6 years healing and studying (in addition to normal life responsibilities). I wanted to understand how I caused the circumstances in my life, and how to transcend it. I've since discovered a deep passion to bring awareness and knowledge to the conversation surrounding domestic violence and early childhood trauma. I believe my purpose is to lift myself and others to the greatest authentic expression through daring passion and loving empowerment. This is my first invitation to speak on the subject in a public format, and I am so thrilled to be on the podcast! I spend much of my free time engaged in all different kinds of dance, but my favorite is Latin Dancing and Aerial Acrobatics. I'm advanced in conversational Spanish, though I have been out of practice for some time (maybe rusty) I actively studied and practiced Diamond Way Buddhism with a Buddhist community in Minneapolis, MN from 2003-2007. I still identify as Buddhist, but my practice has slowed considerably since moving back to Alaska. I discovered Buddhism when I was looking for a way to lower my stress level, and what I discovered was that I had always been Buddhist, I just never knew it. Connect with Lise Email: lise.marie.dawn@outlook.com Connect with Adam If you enjoyed listening to this episode and wanted to share your thoughts you can: Follow us at @AdamEskow on Instagram and FB Send us an email at Adam@EskowCoaching.com Sponsor If you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information.
In this episode, we talk to Jayson Lusk, distinguished professor and head of the Agricultural Economics department at Purdue University. He explains why farmers are throwing away food even as we see shortages at the grocery store and discusses other issues affecting the food supply chain. We also discuss the latest Logistics Manager's Index, which measures logistics-industry business activity, and President Trump's pick for Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy.Articles and resources mentioned in this episode:"LMI reaches all-time low in April""Postal Service names former New Breed Logistics, XPO executive to top job""Postal Service posts $4.5 billion net loss for quarter preceding Covid-19"DC VELOCITY's list of Covid-19 resources for the supply chainDC VELOCITY's Covid-19 coverage Send feedback about this podcast to podcast@dcvelocity.com.Podcast sponsored by FortnaOther linksAbout DC VELOCITYSubscribe to DC VELOCITYSign up for our FREE newslettersAdvertise with DC VELOCITY
In this very special 3 part series, Adam gets to sit down Lise-Marie Dawn. This is how Lise describes herself and the content for this interview. In my early 30's I was married, was trying to have a child, and was committed to my career as Logistics Manager for Holland-America Princess... when I encountered a terrifying, heartbreaking near-death experience. In the course of a few minutes, everything changed. And my life as I knew it fell apart in the months to follow. I'm now 39, and I've spent the last 6 years healing and studying (in addition to normal life responsibilities). I wanted to understand how I caused the circumstances in my life, and how to transcend it. I've since discovered a deep passion to bring awareness and knowledge to the conversation surrounding domestic violence and early childhood trauma. I believe my purpose is to lift myself and others to the greatest authentic expression through daring passion and loving empowerment. This is my first invitation to speak on the subject in a public format, and I am so thrilled to be on the podcast! I spend much of my free time engaged in all different kinds of dance, but my favorite is Latin Dancing and Aerial Acrobatics. I'm advanced in conversational Spanish, though I have been out of practice for some time (maybe rusty) I actively studied and practiced Diamond Way Buddhism with a Buddhist community in Minneapolis, MN from 2003-2007. I still identify as Buddhist, but my practice has slowed considerably since moving back to Alaska. I discovered Buddhism when I was looking for a way to lower my stress level, and what I discovered was that I had always been Buddhist, I just never knew it. Connect with Lise Email: lise.marie.dawn@outlook.com Connect with Adam If you enjoyed listening to this episode and wanted to share your thoughts you can: Follow us at @AdamEskow on Instagram and FB Send us an email at Adam@EskowCoaching.com Sponsor If you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! It's super easy! Go here for more information.
“Sustainability is the common thread that unites us all in the world of agriculture.” Lori Taylor (20:15) The Velazquez de León Family are Pioneers in the Organic Industry. Mayra and Daniella Velazquez de León are an ultimate mother daughter duo, continuing a rich heritage in the agriculture industry that stretches for four generations. Mayra's father was the first commercial organic banana grower in the world, before the standards for organic farming were even in place. In 1974, the goal wasn't to be “organic” or to make huge profits, but to grow the bananas “wild” and get them to consumers. This dream has evolved over the last 40 years. Mayra is the President and CEO and Daniella is the Logistics Manager of Organics Unlimited. Founded in 2000, Organics Unlimited is the largest family-operated organic banana company in America and is the world's top producer of organic bananas. Their supply chain stretches from the West Coast into Canada, and parts of Asia. Organics Unlimited is committed to providing premium quality organic bananas through a culture of sustainability, caring for communities, and excellent customer service. “We're giving you something that nature has given back to us and we wanted to make sure we could produce more with an organic system” - Myra Velazquez de León (7:47) How Organics Unlimited Gives Back. In 2005, Organics Unlimited began Grow, a program focused on giving back to the growers and growing communities. Historically, the regions where the bananas are grown are underprivileged. Organics Unlimited is working to break the poverty cycle and provide better lives for the workers. For each box of bananas that is purchased, $.60 is donated to the Grow fund. To date, they have contributed over $2.7 million. The funds are managed independently to give accountability and provide transparency, and the main portion of the funds go to scholarship programs to help bolster the education of the communities, and provide a promising future for upcoming generations. Some Helpful Terms. When looking at organic produce, it can be helpful to understand a couple of terms that are typically used. USDA Certified Organic All Organics Unlimited bananas are labeled with the USDA Certified Organic seal. In order to receive this certification, certifiers visit growing sites each year to test soil, leaves, and fruit. Certified growers are also required to leave a minimal carbon footprint. Fair Trade While there are designated fair trade certifications, for a company to be considered “fair trade” they must practice ethical business practices and also do their part to give back to the community. Why Should You Purchase Organic Bananas? It can often be difficult to determine whether to purchase organic or conventional produce. While more and more individuals are making the switch, it's helpful to understand the benefits of organic bananas. People often don't understand the cost involved when growing and distributing organic bananas. In fact, bananas are often sold at a loss in local grocery stores. Supporting companies, like Organics Unlimited, helps ensure that you are putting high quality produce in your body, and supporting a company that believes in the value of caring for the banana growers. “Of course it's profit driven, but at the end of the day we want to make sure that the growers are getting a fair price for their fruit. Bananas are a product that in supermarkets are often sold at a loss… consumers need to know what the true cost is, so at the end of the day the growers can get a fair price for their product.” - Daniella Velazquez de León (17:40) Organics Unlimited believes in taking care of our environment, stewarding the soil by not polluting it with traditional pesticides. Their farming methods contribute to soil health, increase biodiversity and improve water quality. Not to mention, the bananas are practically grown in our backyard. Ninety-five percent of Organics Unlimited bananas are grown in Mexico, and the other 5% in Ecuador.. Conventionally grown bananas often spend 2-3 weeks in transport before they reach our shores. Organics Unlimited bananas spend an average of 2-4 days. This means the bananas are fresher, and the carbon footprint is smaller. In fact, Organics Unlimited has the lowest carbon footprint. The next time you are grabbing a bunch of bananas at your local grocer, think of the growers, the soil the bananas were grown in, and the myriad of individuals who have put in hours of work to get that bunch into your cart. Organics Unlimited is doing their part to pour intentionality into every link in the produce chain, and hopefully one of their bananas, grown with love, makes it into your cart. How to get involved Join The Produce Moms Group on Facebook and continue the discussion every week! Reach out to us - we'd love to hear more about where you are in life and business! Find out more here. If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we'd love for you to help us spread the word!
Best known for his work in Risk Management, Julian is the author of the Security Management Body of Knowledge and most recently, his new book Security Risk Management Aide-Memoire. His experience includes roles as Divisional Manager and one of the founders of the $240 million ASX listed Citadel Group Limited, CEO of Jakeman Business Solutions, Manager of Property and Security for the Australian government's most extensive international network (the Australian Trade Commission), Senior Risk Adviser for the $30 billion Australian Department of Health & Ageing, Manager of Security for Australia's largest natural resources project (Woodside's $24 billion NW Shelf Venture), Logistics Manager for IMX Resources' East Africa operations and Head of Risk for Malaysian Smelting Corporation's Indonesian operations. He has also held a number of senior Board positions in industry and the not-for-profit sector.
Best known for his work in Risk Management, Julian is the author of the Security Management Body of Knowledge and most recently, his new book Security Risk Management Aide-Memoire. His experience includes roles as Divisional Manager and one of the founders of the $240 million ASX listed Citadel Group Limited, CEO of Jakeman Business Solutions, Manager of Property and Security for the Australian government's most extensive international network (the Australian Trade Commission), Senior Risk Adviser for the $30 billion Australian Department of Health & Ageing, Manager of Security for Australia's largest natural resources project (Woodside's $24 billion NW Shelf Venture), Logistics Manager for IMX Resources' East Africa operations and Head of Risk for Malaysian Smelting Corporation's Indonesian operations. He has also held a number of senior Board positions in industry and the not-for-profit sector.
Death Wish Coffee Company Employee Episode #31 D-MAN IS BACK! On a very special employee feature and the 164th episode of the podcast, Dustin Alexander gets back on the mic. Dustin was the co-conspirator behind Fueled By Death Cast and co-hosted the show for the first two seasons before becoming the head of logistics here at Death Wish Coffee. We talk about what his new role entails and how he has evolved from a part-time K-Cup packer to managing the logistics team. Plus, Dustin and I reminisce about some of our favorite experiences together on the show including interviewing Zakk Wylde in his recording studio, The Black Vatican, on the monumental 100th episode. Don't miss a minute of fun with the return of The Amazing D-Man. Check out the full transcript and video clips at www.deathwishcoffee.com/dustin
Spencer Warren is on the episode. Spencer is the Logistics Manager for Woodard in St. Louis, MO. We talk about the history of Woodard, what makes a team successful, and giving back to your community. This episode was recorded December 13, 2019.
In this second episode of the Manitou Group podcast series, focusing on CSR, we embark on the subject of transport. How is it possible for a multinational that transports equipment across the world, to reduce its carbon footprint? What are the logistics and transport solutions of the future?We meet Augustin Merle, Project and Logistics Manager and one of Manitou’s CSR activators. He tells us about how his job allows him to pilot the group towards improved responsibility. Then Michel Pery, President of Neoline - a start-up that’s been making a lot of noise but with low emissions- shows us round his sailing ship that he believes will be the future of sea transport and that might soon be taking Manitou-manufactured machines on board.So let’s weigh the anchor and set sail! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
Get Paid For Your Pad | Airbnb Hosting | Vacation Rentals | Apartment Sharing
“Honestly, it was a gamble … but I knew, if I put in the same amount of time that I did at my job, I knew I could make that much or even more through Airbnb because I saw how much it could actually grow.”So, you’ve got a good, steady job, but it doesn’t light you up. You know you’re self-motivated enough to be an entrepreneur, and you LOVE the idea of deciding for yourself how to spend your time. You CAN achieve financial freedom through short-term rentals (STR), and today’s guest took a leap of faith to do just that.Azubuike Dike (better known as AJ) is the Cofounder and Logistics Manager with EA Lodging, an STR property management company based in Houston. The EA Lodging team provides reliable services for property owners looking to create positive experiences for their guests, boasting a proven track record for optimizing short-term rentals in Southeast Texas. In addition, AJ and his partner, Erica, offer an array of services for hosts, including STR setup and design, listing photography, furniture sourcing, and a listing revamp—just to name a few.On this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, AJ joins me to share his journey from microbiologist to full-time Airbnb property manager. He explains how the Superbowl inspired his first STR listing, why he transitioned to cohosting, and where he found his first few properties to manage. AJ also discusses the automation tools he uses to manage EA Lodging, describing his role in the business and what he outsources. Listen in to understand the services AJ offers other hosts and get his advice for achieving financial freedom as an Airbnb entrepreneur!Topics CoveredHow AJ got into AirbnbListed girlfriend’s apartment for SuperbowlBooked every weekend until lease endedHow AJ grew from one listing to a property management companyRent apartment near NRG stadium specifically for AirbnbConverted to cohosting when got in trouble for listingAJ’s transition from a 9-to-5 to entrepreneurshipGood job as microbiologist for City of HoustonSaw how quickly could achieve financial freedom with STRRequires different mindset (nobody tells you what to do)AJ’s experience with quitting his jobTook leap of faith despite fearMotivate self on days feel downHow AJ found properties to manageCondos for sale on CraigslistSearch Airbnb Community ForumAJ’s current STR cohosting portfolio10 properties in HoustonAble to sustain self comfortablyWhat inspired AJ to add services for other hostsAugust slow month for STR in HoustonHelp others create listing, get bookingsAJ’s advice for aspiring Airbnb entrepreneursKnow your number to live comfortablyFind your lane + follow people doing what you want to doGet educated (i.e.: market research, podcasts and classes)Reach out to people with property/room availableHow AJ manages EA LodgingAutomate guest communication with Your PorterOptimize pricing for STR with PriceLabsCheck on units and touch base with ownersConnect with AJEA LodgingResourcesCraigslistAirbnb Community ForumYour PorterPriceLabsSTR Profit AcademySTR LegendsTo subscribe to the podcast, please use the links belowClick Here to Subscribe via iTunesClick here to Subscribe via Stitcher (Android users)If you like the show, please consider leaving the show a review in iTunesor Stitcher. A couple minutes of your time can help the show immensely! Thanks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Nicolas Sevillano emprendíó su carrera como Atención al Cliente; más adelante ascendió a Encargado de Servicios para posteriormente trabajar como Logistics Manager. Hoy en día se encuentra trabajando como Supply Chain Manager en una empresa multinacional del rubro tecnológico.
"To keep from waking my wife I took the call in our closet..." what does Kirk do?
Life Before The Big Comeback You may have heard this enough times but it's worth mentioning. Competing is a race. But you should stick to your own path, and run at your own pace. For this reason, goal setting is critical when deciding to engage in the sport. It's quite important to have an end result specific to what you want to eventually achieve. By setting clearly defined goals, you will never feel as if you're adrift. You will also never get a point where a need to compare yourself with others is necessitated. This simply means when you engage the right gear from the word go, you will have it easy irrespective of the outcome. So how do you define your path? Let's find out with Liz Yisrael. Liz Yisrael is a Logistics Manager at Target responsible for coordinating the transportation and delivery of goods. The former US Army officer is an IFBB Bikini Pro and earned her pro card at the 2016 NPC Pittsburgh Championship where she was announced the Overall Bikini Winner. As soon as she turned pro, she stepped on the highly competitive Olympia stage where she scooped 11th spot. Competing since 2012, Liz has over six years competing experience under her belt. As a competitor, her goal is to make a comeback on stage after having her baby and win another pro show. In this episode, Liz tells us a little bit about her pregnancy journey as a competitor. She also will tell us why you should not compare yourself to others. Finally, she shares tips on dealing with pressure and fatigue that comes with competing. Takeaways Nothing worth having comes easily Be consistent Do your best to be the best that you can Everyone has the potential to do well Don't compare your journey to someone else's Take time off if need be Be honest with yourself Always sit back and evaluate your progress Do what you need to do to reach the level you want to reach Don't pressure yourself, competing will always be there Important Questions [00:05:17] How many years have you been competing? [00:08:59] How did you get started into fitness. [00:11:12] How do you know if this sport is for you? [00:18:05] How do you deal with fatigue, especially being in the corporate world? [00:19:49] What sacrifices do you feel that you've made in your fitness journey? [00:23:23] How do we stop playing the comparison game? [00:28:22] How did you deal with this pressure? [00:31:54] How did you feel when you actually became pregnant? [00:32:46] What did the doctor say about you working out while being pregnant? [00:39:04] Did you ever feel like you're missing out because you're pregnant? [00:40:06] How do you have the mindset that you do have now? [00:42:46] What are your plans for when you conceive? [00:48:15] Do you feel the sport affects your everyday lifestyle with your spouse, family, and friends? [00:49:08] What goals do you have for the future? [00:53:42] What piece of advice would you give to someone wanting to become a professional in the sport? Grab your Bikini Diarie's Honorary Tee to support the podcast https://naiymafit.com/shop/ Use code: bikinidiaries for 20%off Retreat: Boss-fit-retreat FOLLOW ME, Na'iyma Thompson @Naiymafit Naiymafit.com Join TEAM BOSS BODIES use code: bikinidiaries for 15% off your package FOLLOW LIZ Instagram is @liz.yisrael
In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Jermaine Stone, The Real Wolf of Wine and CEO of CRU Luv Selections. In this episode we speak to Jermaine about: Competing on 106 and Park How to start at the beginning and rise to the top Tasting some of the finest wines in the world at the age of 20 Starting Cru Luv Selections Jermaine's Bio A Bronx native, Cru Luv Wine's President and CEO Jermaine Stone was raised worlds away from wine country with plans to become a rapper. By age 19 he had already made appearances on XM Radio, BET and Hot 97, and had the attention of prominent figures in music including Chris Lighty and LL Cool J. A temporary job packing boxes in the shipping department at Zachys Wine Auctions, though, persuaded him to make a career in fine wine. There, Jermaine would begin an accomplished 9-year career with them, learning the intricacies of fine wine warehousing and shipping, client service, and auctioneering. He rose to the position of Logistics Manager, overseeing the inbound and outbound transport of $60 million worth of fine wine annually. In 2013 Jermaine left Zachys to become one of the founding Directors of Wally's Auctions, the New York-based subsidiary of a major Los Angeles wine retailer. At Wally's, he used talents and expertise in auctioneering, operations, and business development to co-create and implement the full client experience, including the auction website and online bidding application; live simulcast auction bidding; warehousing of collections for sale; and distribution and fulfillment of client purchases. In addition to these major operational roles, he served as an auctioneer and public speaker at commercial and charity auctions and provided strategic advice to Wally's President and Vice President. After leaving Wallys, Jermaine founded Cru Luv Selections, a New York-based creative agency dedicated to blending the best elements of wine and hip hop culture through; brands, media and tastings that highlight the two arts at their highest levels. The Last Sip: When you finish your day and sit down with your favorite glass of wine, what is on your music playlist? Trap Music For more information: https://www.cruluvwine.com/ Social Media: Instagram: @therealwolfofwine Facebook: @cruluvselections @jermainestone
In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Jermaine Stone, The Real Wolf of Wine and CEO of CRU Luv Selections. In this episode we speak to Jermaine about: Competing on 106 and Park How to start at the beginning and rise to the top Tasting some of the finest wines in the world at the age of 20 Starting Cru Luv Selections Jermaine's Bio A Bronx native, Cru Luv Wine's President and CEO Jermaine Stone was raised worlds away from wine country with plans to become a rapper. By age 19 he had already made appearances on XM Radio, BET and Hot 97, and had the attention of prominent figures in music including Chris Lighty and LL Cool J. A temporary job packing boxes in the shipping department at Zachys Wine Auctions, though, persuaded him to make a career in fine wine. There, Jermaine would begin an accomplished 9-year career with them, learning the intricacies of fine wine warehousing and shipping, client service, and auctioneering. He rose to the position of Logistics Manager, overseeing the inbound and outbound transport of $60 million worth of fine wine annually. In 2013 Jermaine left Zachys to become one of the founding Directors of Wally's Auctions, the New York-based subsidiary of a major Los Angeles wine retailer. At Wally's, he used talents and expertise in auctioneering, operations, and business development to co-create and implement the full client experience, including the auction website and online bidding application; live simulcast auction bidding; warehousing of collections for sale; and distribution and fulfillment of client purchases. In addition to these major operational roles, he served as an auctioneer and public speaker at commercial and charity auctions and provided strategic advice to Wally's President and Vice President. After leaving Wallys, Jermaine founded Cru Luv Selections, a New York-based creative agency dedicated to blending the best elements of wine and hip hop culture through; brands, media and tastings that highlight the two arts at their highest levels. The Last Sip: When you finish your day and sit down with your favorite glass of wine, what is on your music playlist? Trap Music For more information: https://www.cruluvwine.com/ Social Media: Instagram: @therealwolfofwine Facebook: @cruluvselections @jermainestone
SSG Lacy McDonald is currently a part of the 75th Pacific Training Division out of the Federal Center in Lakewood Colorado, Logistics Manager for Royal Guard Security as well as creator of a nonprofit organization called 1mil United. Lacy is a highly decorated Soldier being awarded the Bronze Star, meritorious service medal, combat action badge, army accommodation medal with valor, and nominated Soldier of the year in 2014 by the Chamber of Commerce of Aurora. Lacy has an extensive background mentoring and guiding the youth while being the assistant teen director at the Boys and Girls Club in Park hill. It is Lacy's goal to provide wisdom and leadership skills for the youth today to become the leaders of tomorrow.Like Project Exodus on Facebook at www.facebook.com/proj3ct3xodusEmail at 1mil.united@gmail.com to get involved!
We live in the era of fast casual, where it's increasingly easy to find higher quality food on the fly. But what happens to the quality of food at a fast casual restaurant when it grows from 1 location, to 5 to--in the case of Honeygrow--32 restaurants across the country? Our BIG FOOD Stars series continues in conversation with Daniel Abelson, Purchasing and Logistics Manager for Honeygrow, about how his BIG fast casual chain is scaling nationally, responsibly. Maddie Morales, Outreach Coordinator for The Common Market, chimes in about the impact restaurant chains that prioritize local sourcing can have on farmers and foodmakers.
It's one thing to be a regular transport-based business that only concentrates on getting a product from warehouse to store. But imagine if you added in the complication of also having to collect the product first, and from multiple locations. Oh...and add in the stress of dealing with perishable food as well! SecondBite is a food charity that "exists to provide access to fresh, nutritious food for people in need across Australia". The team at SecondBite recently added Verizon Connect into their vehicles and we thought it would be interesting to find out more about the operation and how they run their fleet. I caught up with Daniel Arklay, National Operations and Logistics Manager at SecondBite for a chat...
Fleet Maintenance & Management Tips - For Business Owners & Fleet Managers
Today we interview Don Maul, Logistics Manager at Westlake Ace Hardware. He explains the heaches they face when it comes to fleet mainteancne and mangameent and how he has eliminated them with software. We also discuss a number of topics including tips on how to save time and be more efficient when it comes to managing their fleet of vehicles in different locations. Learn more about how AUTOsist can help simplify your fleet maintenance and management at AUTOsist.com or contact us at info@autosist.com or toll free at 844-568-8540.
The Buyer's Notebook is back, and just in time for a month of new releases of Northern Hemisphere coffees, beginning with a perennial favorite: our Flecha Roja Costa Rica. In this podcast, our Logistics Manager and Green Coffee Buyer for Costa Rica explains just what makes our Flecha Roja so special. Here's a hint: it has a lot to do with the members of the Coopedota cooperative, which has been the source of Flecha Roja since its inception. The Intelligentsia Buyer's Notebook: the stories of our coffees in the words of the buyers themselves.
En este capítulo os traemos una serie de entrevistas y resúmenes de charlas que grabamos durante el eComm&Beers Madrid sobre «eCommerce: Una visión basada en datos». Así pues, podremos escuchar y aprender acerca de los datos disponibles en eCommerce y otros negocios digitales, y cómo podemos utilizar estos datos para tomar mejores decisiones y mejorar nuestro negocio.Los ponentes y participantes en este episodio 3 son:Carlos Zubialde es Logistics Manager de Transnatur, dirigiendo la división logística que posee la compañia en Oiartzun (Gipuzkoa). Carlos también contribuye de forma habitual con artículos en profundidad acerca de distintos puntos de vista de la logística en http://informacionlogistica.com/. Su labor como director consiste en 1.-La gestión de almacen, control de la gestión de los stocks 2.- Implantación de mejora continua de procesos 3.-Gestión de transporte, costes y nivel de servicio 4.-Creación de SOP conjunto con los clientes, control e implantación de los mismos y 5.-Control de KPI con reporte semanal y directo a la dirección.Daniel Vázquez es licenciado en Marketing por ESIC, siempre ha estado ligado al eCommerce y Marketing Internet en los últimos 17 años. Tras pasar por empresas como Vodafone, QDQ Media o G2e eCommerce funda junto a Rubén González ECOMMBITS Internet Business, consultora de eCommerce. Desde ECOMMBITS ayudan a empresas de medio y alto tráfico a mejorar sus resultados mediante apoyo en la estrategia,
Luke looks back on day one of the BBC Good Food Show Scotland 2016, and how things went for the Cambridgeshire based and Dorset produce sourced company at the show.
Welcome to 2 Babes Talk Supply Chain! This episode breaks down the specific roles of both Supply Chain and Logistics Managers. Andrew and Gena are both Managers at EYELEVEL INC. The difference? One is a Supply Chain Manager and the other is a Logistics Manager. Check out their website! Have questions for our sponsor? www.icecorp.ca Reach out to 2 Babes: listener@2babestalksupplychain.com website @2babestalksc on instagram and twitter
Brian Cone has been an automotive enthusiast since his grandfather gave him three model cars, including a 1958 Edsel, at the age of three. He was a Steering Committee Member of the Portland Art Museum’s Allure of the Automobile-Cars in the Park show for BMW. He is the Events Coordinator for the PDX Mini Club, Logistics Manager for the Oregon Festival of Cars and Events Coordinator for the BMW CCA Oregon Chapter. Brian is an example of how being an active club member and helping create events for automotive enthusiasts is a great way to enjoy the camaraderie of fellow car lovers. Brian is also the BMW Corral coordinator for this weekend’s Forest Grove Concours taking place at the Pacific University campus east of Portland, Oregon.
Sprott Money speaks to Mark Yaxley, Client Services, Operations and Logistics Manager at Strategic Wealth Preservation Ltd in the Cayman Islands about their precious metals storage partnership.
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