On this episode of Transform Talks, I am joined by Aamir Shaukat the Chief Supply Chain Officer at Fiskars Group and a leader who understands the power of collaboration across the entire supply chain and beyond.
Aamir is responsible for the Group wide leadership of full operations and end to end supply chain incl sourcing, manufacturing, engineering, planning, logistics and QEHS.
In this episode we discuss:
- The importance of cross-functional collaboration and top-down leadership alignment
- How to achieve successful transformation with shared goals
- The benefits of a collaborative and aligned organisational culture
…and much more.
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