The Supply Chaney Podcast
Learn from the experience and expertise of people across the supply chain industry, from those who drive results today to those innovating for a better tomorrow. The podcast supports Supply Chaney’s mission to be a connected, creative, and capable supply chain resource and a respected member of the supply chain community.
Episodes
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Chad Eudy, a leader in the supply chain industry with a passion for servant leadership. Chad shares his journey from a small town in North Carolina to leading leadership development at FHI. He discusses the importance of servant leadership, the lessons he learned in the Navy, and how leadership can be taught. The conversation also explores the evolution of FHI&a...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Brian Kirst, COO of SnapFulfil, discussing the full cycle career concept in supply chain and logistics. Brian shares his journey from working in warehousing and distribution to co-founding 3PL companies and ultimately joining SnapFulfil. The conversation explores the importance of relationships in the industry, the evolution of SnapFulfil, its differentiators, a...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Azukaego, a supply chain professional with a rich background in logistics and operations. They discuss Azukaego's journey from Nigeria to becoming a supply chain expert, the cultural insights of growing up in Nigeria, and the resilience required in supply chain operations. The conversation also highlights the importance of education in the field, the challe...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Colin, a pioneer in humanoid robotics within the supply chain sector. Colin shares his journey from a robotics enthusiast in high school to studying at MIT, and eventually working in autonomous vehicles. He discusses the challenges and successes of his entrepreneurial ventures, including a startup in the restaurant industry and the pivot to Avatar Robotics, whic...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Jonathan Brooks, a visionary entrepreneur transforming the logistics industry through mobile warehousing. From his beginnings in accounting to leading a network of 40 locations and over 40,000 trailers, Jonathan shares how flexibility, smart acquisitions, and customer-centric thinking have fueled his company’s growth. They discuss the economics of mobile warehou...
In this episode of The Supply Chaney Podcast, Nathan Chaney sits down with Jon Gatrell, Chief Product Officer and COO at Loren Data, to uncover the hidden engine behind digital communication in supply chains EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). From teaching geography to leading global technology initiatives, Jon shares how curiosity, product thinking, and system design shaped his approach to simplifying the complex world of logisti...
“Pick me. Choose me. Love me.”
Not just a line from Grey’s Anatomy, but the quiet mantra of every great salesperson striving to be seen, trusted, and chosen.
In this episode of The Supply Chaney Podcast, Nathan Chaney sits down with Keri Pape, VP of Sales at Three Way Logistics, to explore how trust, visibility, and authenticity drive success in logistics sales.
Keri shares her two-decade journey from marketing to logistics, r...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Jochum Reuter, a seasoned professional in the supply chain and logistics sector with a focus on sustainability. They discuss Jochum's background, the importance of education and sales in the industry, and the evolving landscape of supply chain visibility and sustainability. Jochum shares insights from his extensive travel experiences and his work with BigMi...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney engages with Nathan Hibbs from Beckhoff Automation and Zach Bauer from Murrelektronik to explore the evolving landscape of supply chain automation, particularly focusing on cabinet-free automation and its implications for the industry. The conversation delves into their personal backgrounds, career paths, and the significance of industry groups like MHI. They discuss ...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Bill Pedriana, president of Noble Lift North America. Bill shares his extensive background in the material handling industry, highlighting his family's legacy and his passion for innovation. The conversation explores the evolution of material handling, the impact of technology and AI on the supply chain, and the future trends that will shape the industry. B...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney interviews Stephane Tomczak, founder and chairman of DELIVER Events. They discuss Stephane's journey into the supply chain industry, the impact of e-commerce on logistics, and the inspiration behind creating DELIVER Events. Stephane shares his mission-led approach to organizing events that focus on sustainability and quality networking opportunities for industry ...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Karl Taft, an entrepreneur with a diverse background in logistics, trucking, and engineering. Karl shares his journey from growing up in a family business in Hawaii to navigating the complexities of starting and exiting multiple businesses. He emphasizes the importance of grit, relationships, and strategic decision-making in entrepreneurship. The conversation al...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney interviews Lee Rector, a seasoned expert in the warehousing and supply chain industry. They discuss the transformative role of AI in labor management within warehouse environments, Lee's extensive career journey, and the insights he gained while writing his book 'Warehousing 101'. The conversation also delves into the current state and future of labor A...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Chris Machut, CEO and founder of SiteTrax. Chris shares his journey from a computer engineering student to a serial entrepreneur, discussing his early influences, college experiences, and the lessons learned from both corporate and startup environments. He delves into the challenges of innovation in the tech space, particularly in the realm of computer vision an...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, host Nathan Chaney interviews Lida Hakobyan, agent of Freight Freedom. Lida shares her inspiring journey from being a first-generation immigrant and truck driver to becoming a successful freight broker and community builder on LinkedIn. The conversation covers her experiences in the trucking industry, the importance of networking, and the role of mindset in achieving success. Lida also ...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Matt Yearling, founder of YMX Logistics, to discuss the often-overlooked area of yard management within the supply chain. Matt shares his journey from electrical engineering to logistics, emphasizing the importance of technology and operations in optimizing yard operations. The conversation explores the current state of the yard logistics industry, the challenge...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Amrita, co-founder and CEO of Sotira, a company focused on reverse logistics and sustainability in the supply chain. They discuss Amrita's entrepreneurial journey, the evolution of supply chain challenges, and the importance of technology in addressing overstock and sustainability issues. Amrita shares insights on their business model, go-to-market strategy...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Paul Pittman from Indiana University, who shares his extensive background in supply chain management and education. They discuss the evolution of supply chain education, the importance of certifications, and the role of networking in professional growth. Paul also reflects on his involvement with ASCM and the upcoming Chainge Conference, emphasizing the need for...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Rick Smolen, the Chief Revenue Officer at ShipHero. They discuss Rick's journey from a finance background to the supply chain industry, the evolution of sales in SaaS, and the role of a CRO in aligning marketing, sales, and customer success. Rick shares insights on understanding customer dynamics, ShipHero's ideal customer, and how the company is adapt...
In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Randall Guernsey, head of professional services at ShipHero, discussing the evolution of warehouse management systems, the importance of customer-centric operations, and the role of AI in logistics. Randall shares his journey from a basement startup to a recognized expert in fulfillment, emphasizing the significance of industry networking and collaboration. The ...
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