How Supply Chain Saves The World

The Future of Plastics & Recycling. In episode 3 I visited a recycling plant and sat down with Dr Adam Read – one of the UK’s leading experts in waste and recycling and the Director of External Affairs for Suez Waste Mgmt. As we move to a circular economy, I wanted to better understand the last phase of the circle, where our waste is considered the raw materials for a new product life. And what an insightful conversation it was! You can read the accompanying blog here: https://www.pod-talent.com/blog/2020/02/plastics-and-recycling, you can follow me via www.linkedin.com/in/jonathandweck or contact me on jon.dweck@pod-talent.com and you can connect or follow the brilliant Adam Read here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-read-3337517/ 

How Supply Chain Saves The World by Jon Dweck“If not me, who? And if not now, when?”. When it comes to sustainability, supply chain functions design products, purchase raw materials, manufacture, distribute and forecast need. Who is better placed to lead on sustainability? And surely a global climate emergency is the right time? It’s time to turn to HOW. how do supply chain leaders step up and take control and what is stopping them from doing so? You can find out more about Rebecca at www.rebecca.morley.co.uk and I’d love to hear from you at jon.dweck@pod-talent.com or follow me via www.linkedin.com/in/jonathandweck. Accompanying blog can be found at: www.pod-talent.com/blog/2020/02/if-not-me-who

In this introduction to the podcast "How Supply Chain Saves the World", we chat to Jon Dweck, founder of said podcast. He delves into the reasoning behind its creation and discusses how in today's climate crisis it falls to Supply Chain Leaders to start the change we need to see. It also reveals the type of people you can expect to hear from on the podcast across the series. This is a teaser before our first full episode which will be released in the first week of February.