Patrick Daly
Interlinks
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Interlinks is a programme about the connections, relationships and supply chains, that underpin the globalisation of our modern world.
In each programme, we interview people from around the world including entrepreneurs, executives, academics, diplomats and politicians to get their unique perspective on globalisation as it has affected them both personally and professionally.
There is a little bit of history, a dash of economics, a sprinkling of business and an overlay of personal experience both from me and from my interviewees from around the world.
Supply Chain Challenges, Remedies and Leadership
Interview with my colleagues from the supply chain interest group, Lisa Anderson of LMA Consulting Group and Dr. Karen Y. Wilson-Starks of Transleadership Inc. discussing
Opportunity in Times of Adversity with the SAC Supply Chain Special Interest Group
Interview with my colleagues from the SAC Supply Chain Special Interest Group, David Ogilvie from Brisbane, Australia, Diane Garcia from Portland, Oregon and Elizabeth Warren
Protecting Your Trade Secrets with Art Schick, Founder and Principal of Alpha Sierra Global
Interview with Art Schick, founder and principal of Alpha Sierra Global, discussing the importance and value of identifying, codifying and protecting your valuable trade secrets
Warehousing Property Crunch in Ireland with Nigel Healy, Director Industrial, JLL
Interview with Nigel Healy, Director of Industrial at Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), real estate services provider based in Dublin, Ireland, discussing the challenges faced by
Energy Transformation in the Logistics Transport Sector with Conor Molloy, AEMS
Interview with Conor Molloy, adviser, trainer, auditor and principal at Authentic Energy Management Services. In this episode of Interlinks we talk to the independent energy
Supply Chain Resilience through Strong Relationships with Dr. Edward Sweeney
Interview with Dr. Edward Sweeney, Professor of Supply Chain Management at the Centre for Logistics and Sustainability at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. In this
