In this episode of the Supply Chaney podcast, Nathan Chaney interviews Dan Acosta, founder of Grydd, discussing the importance of supply chain visibility and the evolution of logistics operating systems. Dan shares his journey from Colombia to the U.S., his entrepreneurial spirit, and the lessons learned from failures in his career. He emphasizes the significance of building a strong leadership team and the value of networking, particularly in the context of the Panama Supply Chain Forum.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Supply Chain Visibility
08:23 Dan Acosta: The Man Behind Grydd
12:21 Influences and Inspirations
18:19 Lessons from Failure
26:25 Building a Leadership Team
32:27 Networking and the Panama Supply Chain Forum
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