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Sustainable Supply Chains and Events with Leor Rotchild 59:42

vor 7 Tagen59:42

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes consultant and author Leor Rotchild to the show to talk about sustainability in supply chains and his book “How We Gather Matters: Sustainable Event Planning for Purpose and Impact” . Leor’s experience planning large-scale events like the Calgary Stampede with a focus on sustainability gives him a great insight into what is being done throughout supply chains and in companies, and what we still need to get done. Sustainability starts with procurement and supply chains, where things are sourced and how they’re transported. Leor shares information about corporate net-zero goals, climate targets, and the need for clearer, simpler rules to regulate industry going forward. He and Bryndis discuss how sustainability can be supported at an individual level through consumer choice and the difficulties faced by small companies reliant on large services such as Amazon when sustainability comes into play. Leor’s insightful stories from the events he’s planned and the knowledge he wrote into his book are valuable additions to the sustainability conversation, a conversation which should involve us all. About Leor Rotchild: Leor is a consultant and best-selling author with more than 20 years of experience in sustainability leadership, stakeholder engagement, professional communications, project management, and event coordination. He enjoys collaborating with teams to design and deliver exceptional programs with a clear purpose and significant impact. Leor’s best-selling book entitled How We Gather Matters: Sustainable Event Planning for Purpose and Impact has been influential in the events industry, evidenced by frequent keynote speaking invitations across North America and Western Europe. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Leor Rotchild LinkedIn: LeorRotchild Book: “How We Gather Matters: Sustainable Event Planning for Purpose and Impact” by Leor Rotchild…

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Confessions of a Logistics Nerd on a Canadian Road Trip 40:43

vor 21 Tagen40:43

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Host Bryndis Whitson takes listeners on a cross-country road trip, recounting a 4,700-kilometer journey from Calgary, Alberta to Moncton, New Brunswick—and back again. With personal stories, geography trivia, and supply chain observations, Bryndis showcases the practical realities and quirky facts from traveling across one of the largest countries on Earth. Bryndis weaves together roadtrip logistics, tight timelines, and lessons in Canadian infrastructure. From the challenges of finding hotel rooms in Moose Jaw during construction season to the eerie stillness of a rest stop overnight in Kenora, and the pink-tinged pavement of Thunder Bay caused by local amethyst in the aggregate, this episode is packed with insights into how geography, culture, and infrastructure impact the flow of goods and people. This episode is a love letter to the Canadian transportation system, filled with practical knowledge and a dose of geeky fun! Resources discussed in this episode: Global Transportation Hub (Regina) Nipigon Bridge Failure — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn…

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Logistics of HR and Customer Service with Norman Poon 48:12

vor 5 weeks48:12

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Norman Poon, co-founder of BitWide and an instructor at Bow Valley College, to the show to discuss his career in a variety of industries from healthcare to banking, mainly in a Human Resources capacity. They examine the systems behind every industry and how employee needs drive those systems. Norman presents these industries from a customer service and employee perspective, highlighting organizational systems set up for stock, item returns, employee mindset, and store layout. Norman shares the challenges involved in ensuring healthcare providers have enough medication or emergency supplies on hand and how to arrange training and onboarding of new staff for a grocery or retail store opening. He takes Bryndis through the logistics involved in correct staffing levels, the different grocery stocking needs that arose during COVID, and the ins and outs of being in Human Resources. Norman explains how the study of organizational behavior is linked to recruitment, motivation, and connecting employees to a revenue-involved mindset. His insights into the human side of industry shed light on how logistics enters the recruitment and hiring process, and the organizational elements that drive many of the industries he’s worked in. About Norman Poon: As an immigrant, Norman moved to Calgary with his family at the age of 9. Norman’s life in Calgary has been greatly impacted by the work of Diversecities. Both Norman and his brother were participants in Diversecities’ youth summer camp programs. As an after-school volunteer tutor for Diversecities, Norman was able to witness firsthand the struggles of building a new life in Calgary for newcomers and their families. This experience has resulted in Norman’s passion to assist newcomers in establishing a better life in Calgary, especially in the areas of navigating the complexity of job searching in a new country. Norman holds a Bachelor of Commerce with Distinction from the University of Alberta and has spent over 15 years in the private and public sectors as a human resources professional. He and his business partner are now working with technology companies across Canada and the USA to help get their products and services to market. During Norman’s free time, he loves spending time with his family and trying out the many great restaurants, breweries, and distilleries in and around Calgary and the area. Norman is also a news and politics junkie. __ Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Norman Poon: Website: BitWide.com Website: Diversecities.org LinkedIn: NormanPoon…

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Food Distribution and Logistics with Ron Waters 57:26

vor 7 weeks57:26

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Ron Waters, Grocery Utility Clerk at a Calgary, Alberta grocery store, to the podcast to discuss his 40-year career and how food logistics have evolved over the years. Ron describes how food was shipped and stored 40 years ago, as compared to the digital systems and greater volumes he currently deals with. Ron has insight into everything to do with ordering, stocking, shipping, and maintaining a large city grocery store. Bryndis and Ron discuss why stores change stock that they hold based on their locations, how computers play a part in shelf management, and the psychology of where things are placed in-store. Ron explains why prices increase when logistics becomes limited or more challenging. He shares stories from his lengthy career that include how staffing has changed and why he enjoys being in the same career for a long time when it comes to interacting with loyal customers. The conversation is a fascinating look at ordering techniques for grocery stores and the logistics of keeping shelves stocked. About Ron Waters: Ron Waters is a Grocery Utility Clerk at a Calgary, Alberta grocery store. He serves on the Signal Hill Community Association board as President. He volunteers on several boards and believes that he experiences so much more in life as a volunteer. __ Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Ron Waters: LinkedIn…

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Learning to Fly Gliders and Airplanes with Brian Lewis 45:24

vor 9 weeks45:24

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes friend Brian Lewis to the podcast to talk about Brian's time in the Air Cadets and on the drill team, the discipline and teamwork it instilled in him, and how learning to fly gliders was a formative step in his career journey. Brian explains the ins and outs of gliders as compared to airplanes, becoming the Public Relations Director for the Air Cadets, and how he started a trucking company. The conversation is lively and fascinating, providing an inside glimpse into the world of gliders and Air Cadets. The conversation shared by Bryndis and Brian covers aviation logistics, the integration of technology into operations, and the importance of safety, planning, and execution. Brian shares stories from Air Cadets and flight training, and examines how this background shaped his approach to logistics and operational readiness. They talk about the challenges and innovations in helicopter and glider logistics, including load calculations, flight planning, and maintenance scheduling. Teamwork, training, and adaptability in supporting aerial missions are highlighted as vital to Brian’s journey. — Resources discussed in this episode: MercerReport: Rick and the Royal Canadian Air Cadets on YouTube __ Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn…

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The Logistics of Fish with Halldor Thorgeirsson 46:43

vor 11 weeks46:43

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Halldor Thorgeirsson, the Director of Operations for Salties seafood import company, to the show to discuss the logistics of bringing fresh, never-frozen Icelandic fish to Canada. Halldor explains the streamlined and multimodal supply chain - air, sea, and land transport - used by Salties that ensures fish are caught, processed, and delivered across Western Canada in days. Bryndis finds out exactly how fish travel from Iceland without ever being frozen to land on our tables fresh. Halldor talks about how Salties sets itself apart in the seafood logistics industry by ensuring traceability and sustainability, providing customers with precise documentation about where, when, and how fish were caught. He explains how they have learned to adapt to challenges like extreme weather, global airline disruptions, and complex customs. Bryndis learns how the product itself is cooled to such a degree without freezing that it self-preserves within the multi-layered packaging without ice to arrive fresh at the destination. This episode demonstrates how much goes into the meal we order without ever wondering how an Icelandic fish got to a restaurant in Vancouver. About Halldor Thorgeirsson: Halldor is an experienced executive leader with over 20 years of global expertise in construction, precast manufacturing, and food distribution. He specializes in leading operational transformations, driving sustainable growth, and managing organizational change across Europe and Canada. His leadership focuses on building cross-functional teams, leveraging innovative technologies, and aligning operations with strategic goals. Halldor’s career highlights include spearheading multi-regional operations, managing mergers and acquisitions, and achieving measurable improvements in financial performance and operational efficiency. With a passion for innovation and sustainability, he thrives on transforming challenges into opportunities for long-term success. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Halldor Thorgeirsson: Website: salties.io LinkedIn: HalldorThorgeirsson…

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Loading Music Tours and Warehouses with Mike Borthwick 53:01

vor 13 weeks53:01

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Mike Borthwick to the show to share his behind-the-scenes look at music tour logistics and warehouse operations. Through his career, Mike has been a roadie and a warehouse worker, and he describes how supply chain logistics apply just as much to traditional warehouses as they do to live events, concerts, and stage productions. Mike tells Bryndis stories of the intricacies of loading gear for bands like Aerosmith and Nickelback, and showcases how load-in/load-out processes, safety protocols, and space planning apply across varied industries. From dealing with snowy staircases to last-minute cancellations, Mike’s time as a roadie illustrated that inventory control and physical preparedness are key components in managing unpredictable logistics issues. He also discusses the lessons he learned from warehouse work, including pallet management, order picking, and maintaining inventory accuracy under pressure. Adaptability and proper planning are vital aspects of any logistics scenario. The conversation between Mike and Bryndis highlights the importance of treating every product shipment and gear load like a valuable asset, why documentation matters, and how to physically prepare for the demanding nature of certain logistics jobs. About Mike Borthwick: Mike started writing code at 10 and sold his first game at 12. He’s still passionate and excited about learning new technologies, and is constantly updating my skills and experience. He enjoys challenging how "full stack" he can be. From writing lines of code to planning and managing complex technology projects, Mike enjoys front-end web development work for the joy it can bring to the end user, but also the back-end, server-side work for the complexity and technical challenges that it can provide. Mike is a fan of many project management techniques, including Agile, Waterfall, Spiral, PP, XP, and others. He is a published author, public speaker, and co-host of the Web Perspectives podcast. He has a new book, video series, and online tutorial for founders of software startups releasing in 2024. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Mike Borthwick: LinkedIn: Mike-Borthwick…

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Supply Chain Dynamics and Resilience with Dr. Rajbir Bhatti 1:03:24

vor 15 weeks1:03:24

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Dr. Rajbir Bhatti, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Logistics at Mount Royal University, to the show to talk about his career journey and what led him to Mount Royal. Having started with a background in engineering and data analytics, Dr. Bhatt’s PhD explored fuzzy logic in supplier relationship management. He explains this to Bryndis, and shares the academic and applied work that has defined his career, including contributions to logistics education and infrastructure planning in northern Canada. The importance of supply chain resilience is emphasized by Rajbir, especially considering recent global disruptions such as COVID-19 and geopolitical trade tensions. He and Bryndis discuss Canada’s need to diversify trade routes by leveraging opportunities in Europe and Asia. Through initiatives like the Supply Chain Analytics Lab and partnerships with CN and Bison Transport, Dr. Bhatti advocates for experiential learning and the necessity of preparing students for real-world logistics careers. He has a LinkedIn newsletter called ‘Supply Unchained’ that addresses current trade dynamics and global supply chain strategy, among other topics. This episode is an important listen for professionals and students in logistics and global trade alike. About Dr. Rajbir Bhatti: Dr. Bhatti is an Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management at the Bissett School of Business. He is also a Member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council (CSCSC), which brings together partners in the sector to develop solutions to the human resource challenges faced by stakeholders in Canada's economy. His current interests revolve around studying the carbon footprints of global supply chains and to understand, model and help reduce such footprints in logistics through better process design. Another area of interest to him is in warehousing and distribution where he works to understand workplace safety issues as a function of organization design. Currently, his team and he are also working on performance evaluation modelling of dealerships of heavy equipment manufacturers in Canada using Network Data Envelopment Analysis (NDEA) and also using the black box technique. He had also been engaged in analytical modelling of 3PL selection issues and has used hierarchy based discrete and fuzzy models to analyze the supplier selection problem. Dr. Bhatti has also served at the Department of Supply Chain Management, Asper School of Business, University of Manitoba (UoM), where he taught advanced supply chain management courses in the Asper MBA Program (apart from teaching for the Asper Undergraduate Program). He worked as a volunteer for the University Technologies Inc. (INNOVATE CALGARY) at the University of Calgary where he carried out analysis and examinations of new invention patent applications for technical novelty and commercialization potential. He was responsible for performing market research, preliminary infringement analyses and search for "prior art" by analyzing patent file histories at USPTO and identification of potential licenses. Further, he has been a member of several bodies for curriculum design for under graduate courses in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering and has a rich Industrial experience in ISO 9000 certification as Management Representative. Dr. Bhatti has a number of research publications in peer reviewed, indexed journals and conferences. He has authored one book and is the Editor-in-Chief (Emeritus) of the International Journal of Applied Industrial Engineering , Pennsylvania, USA. He has guided one PhD and three Master's theses so far and has served on several Ph.D. committees. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Dr. Rajbir Bhatti: Book: “Implementing Quality Systems in Small and Medium Enterprises: The classic case of an economy with agrarian leanings” by Rajbir Bhatti LinkedIn…

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The Supply Chain Logistics of your Host - Bryndis Whitson 42:18

vor 17 weeks42:18

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Host Bryndis Whitson becomes the interviewee in this special episode, and her husband, Scott Deederly, joins to interview her. Bryndis explains how her mother and university courses sparked her interest in the movement of people and goods, which became a deep passion for understanding human-centered logistics. She shares her academic journey, including a civil engineering course that helped her understand flow dynamics through examples of real-life scenarios. She counts her work at the Van Horne Institute as a cornerstone of her career: she led over 45 research projects and 100 events there. Bryndis illustrates how her lifelong interest culminates in this podcast. While at the Van Horne Institute, she led studies on workplace shortages in the supply chain sector and impactful conferences like “Ready at a Moment’s Notice” about military logistics and emergency preparedness. Bryndis helped launch a government-backed Youth in Supply Chain program that offered training and job placement for young people. She joined Lifemark as a technical instructor in 2019 and was there during COVID, where she hosted live sessions with international guest speakers. This all led her to launch Zebras to Apples , where she investigates the unseen stories behind supply chains. Bryndis has a passion for highlighting the human and unexpected aspects of logistics, which shines throughout her career. About Bryndis Whitson: Bryndis Whitson is a storyteller, community-builder, connector and champion. She specializes in supply chain, transportation, and logistics, as well stakeholder engagement and coaching individuals. She has a passion for leadership, training, people and public policy. Bryndis was a part of Lifemark's Re-employment team as a Job Developer / Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist / Technical Instructor in their Supply Chain Training and Employment Program and WCB re-Employment Services from 2019-2023. Bryndis joined the Van Horne Institute in August 2011. She was the Director, Stakeholder Relations at the Van Horne Institute, which was recognized within Canada and internationally as a North American leader as a knowledge leader in Canada's Transportation, Trade, Infrastructure and Workforce network. She oversaw the stakeholder relationship strategies, marketing and communications initiatives, research, conferences and events at the Institute. Bryndis led the Workforce and Digital Futures Initiatives for the Institute. Before the Van Horne, she worked at the Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST), the Senate of Canada, and the City of Calgary. In 2010, Bryndis was named one of the Top 20 Compelling Calgarians by the Calgary Herald and was proud when her 2009 youth education program was recognized in the top 3 in the country by the Donner Foundation, in assistance with the Fraser Institute. Bryndis holds a double Bachelor of Arts in Urban Studies, Geography, and Political Science with an equivalent minor in Transportation from the University of Calgary. She volunteers in the Calgary community with organizations, such as Girl Guides of Canada, and is a Calgary Stampeders Season Ticket Holder. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn…

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Warehouse Logistics and Urban Planning with David Kalinchuk 57:34

vor 19 weeks57:34

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes David Kalinchuk, an economic developer and author of “Rich for the Right Reasons” , to discuss warehouse logistics and urban planning. Dave talks about rapid e-commerce growth and shifting consumer behaviors, how they are changing logistics hubs and requiring urban policies that can adapt. He and Bryndis explore the importance of integrating warehouses into city frameworks without disrupting communities. They also address technological advancements which are revolutionizing supply chain efficiency. Dave shares his insight into the challenge of zoning regulations in new warehouse developments, the impact of last-mile delivery on traffic, and strategies for optimizing land use in urban environments. Bryndis and Dave talk about the best practices for collaboration between city planners, businesses, and policymakers to work on logistics solutions that reduce environmental impact while still supporting economic growth. Dave’s experience and expertise inform his thoughts on workforce development in the logistics sector and his conversation with Bryndis is well-informed and engaging. About David Kalinchuk: As a result of his decades-long career in Economic Development, Dave has worked with many globally recognized companies as they expanded and built new facilities in Western Canada. His responsibilities have included investment attraction, prospect generation, site selector communications, marketing and corporate image development. David Kalinchuk was most recently the Economic Development Manager for Rocky View County. Prior to coming to Alberta, Dave was the Manager of Economic Development for the City of Prince Rupert in British Columbia. Dave also worked for the Virden-Wallace Community Development Corporation in his home town in Manitoba. Before moving to Alberta in 2001, Dave sat on the Province of Manitoba’s Rural Advisory Committee, the Science and Technology Advisory Committee, and was a councilor on the Premier’s Economic Innovation and Technology Council (EITC). In British Columbia, Dave was a member of the Province’s Offshore Oil and Gas Task Force. In Dave’s extra time, he cooks exotic cuisine (East Indian, North African and Middle Eastern foods) and is regarded as a culinary horticulturalist. Dave also paints and regularly travels overseas to deliver lectures at universities, business schools and international conferences throughout Central and Eastern Europe. Dave has written a book entitled "Rich for the Right Reasons – Economic Development of the Individual" and keeps busy promoting the book and speaking to groups large and small. Dave’s professional memberships include the International Economic Development Council in Washington D.C. (IEDC), Economic Developers Association of Alberta (EDA) and the Economic Developers Association of Canada (EDAC). Dave is also a member of CoreNet (Corporate Real Estate Network), the Industrial Asset Management Council (IAMC) and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC). — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact David Kalinchuk: Book: “Rich for the Right Reasons” by David Kalinchuk LinkedIn…

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Aviation Logistics and Innovations with Greg Principato 54:23

vor 21 weeks54:23

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Greg Principato, current president of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale World Airsports and former CEO of the National Aeronautic Association of the United States, to the show. Greg brings an extensive history of experience and lifetime of passion for aviation to his conversation with Bryndis. He shares his career journey, insight into aviation logistics, and thoughts about current air travel and airports with listeners. Greg gives Bryndis a brief history of the aviation industry and discusses what his role at the National Aeronautic Association entailed, part of which included certifying aviation records set by daring people in the realm of flight feats. He stresses the economic importance of aviation, highlighting that it’s not just a form of travel for people’s pleasure and business, but a vital cog in the supply chain. Greg and Bryndis also talk about innovations in the aviation industry, from noise reduction at airports to efficiency in security measures, which include pre-check and automated passport controls. Greg offers a peek behind the curtain into the complexities and novelties of the aviation industry. About Greg Principato: Greg has enjoyed a more than 40-year career in government, NGO, business and association sectors. For the past 32 years, his focus has been aviation. He is currently the President of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI), the International Air Sports Federation (recognized as such by the International Olympic Committee). FAI is the oldest global aviation organization. Greg previously worked on Capitol Hill, in state government, for an NGO, a law firm and as Executive Director of a Presidential Commission on Aviation. He held the President/CEO position for three major aviation associations, most recently the National Aeronautic Association, the nation's oldest national aviation organization. Greg’s prior position was President/CEO of the National Association of State Aviation Officials, representing the men and women who run the aviation offices and programs in the 50 states, Guam and Puerto Rico. Greg previously served as President and CEO of the trade association for North American airports for eight years (Airports Council International - North America). He brought a more successful business-oriented focus to the association, resulting in a tripling of net assets, creation of a year's operating reserve; all while expanding staff and association offerings to members. He achieved, or made substantial progress on, all legislative and regulatory goals, as well as achieved full integration of U.S. and Canadian members into a full North American organization. Annual member surveys showed steady and increasing member satisfaction. He was an effective builder and leader of a high quality and diverse staff. The quality and diversity of the association staff was widely noticed and well-regarded in the industry. Greg has been a leader in successful efforts to reform and re-focus the world airport association, which today is regarded as a major force in shaping global aviation trends. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Greg Principato: Website: FAI.org LinkedIn…

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The Logistics of Curating a Military Museum with Alison Mercer 51:23

vor 23 weeks51:23

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes Alison Mercer, the Senior Curator of the Military Museums in Calgary, Alberta. Alison was the curator of the Cold War exhibit in the Air Force Museum and is currently overseeing its expansion alongside the board. Alison talks about what it’s like to curate museum exhibits, how artifacts are sourced, and the supply chain logistics of transporting a fighter jet down the highway. Alison has a breadth of museum knowledge and fascinating stories to share. Alison's interest in military history stemmed from her father, who she calls an amateur military historian. She grew up with books and artefacts, took a Canadian Military History course, and sought a posting for an internship with the military museums that turned into a 14+ year career. Alison describes the Air Force Museum’s set up, including the Great Escape Experience and the Cold War exhibit and how tech combines with experiential experiences in both exhibits. She and Bryndis discuss sourcing everything from display cabinets and lighting to exactly which types of transportation are used to transport major artefacts, how they’re preserved during transfer, and the complex logistics of driving a CF 100 fighter jet down a highway. About Alison Mercer: Alison Mercer has fourteen years of on-the-job experience in museums, including display preparation and fabrication, project management, artifact classification, and storage methods. She has also engaged in six years of research training at the university level, including the production of two theses and four major papers. Alison’s primary focus is Canadian military history from the 18th century to the Korean War and her secondary concentration is Métis history. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Alison Mercer: LinkedIn The Military Museums of Calgary, Alberta…

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The Fun Surprises of the Supply Chain with Siobhan Chinnery 1:00:05

vor 25 weeks1:00:05

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Host Bryndis Whitson welcomes executive and supply chain expert Siobhan Chinnery to the podcast to talk about some of the diverse industries, ever-changing challenges, and fun surprises the supply chain offers. Recognized as one of 100 Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain by Supply Chain Canada, Siobhan has a wealth of experience and some fascinating hands-on stories to share about how the supply chain works and the allure of the problem-solving opportunities it offers. Siobhan first discusses the start of her career in the supply chain, explaining how she moved from accounting to getting on-the-job training from expert consultants and some of the negotiation tactics she learned first-hand. She tells Bryndis how her work took her to various companies and how demands like forecasting peak cold weather spikes throughout the country and contemplating business continuation strategies are needed. Siobhan’s peek into the supply chain includes stories of fires and floods shutting down offices, transporting supplies for the Junior Hockey Canada Team without breaking hockey sticks, and top-secret Porsche test car transportation and travel planning. This episode allows a glimpse into just how much diversity can be involved in a career in supply chain logistics. About Siobhan Chinnery: With a distinguished career as an executive and supply chain expert, Siobhan Chinnery has navigated the complexities of both professional and personal challenges, particularly following the loss of her husband. Over the years, she has built a reputation for delivering impactful keynotes on a wide range of topics, including self-care, team engagement, leadership growth, wellness, and the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. Siobhan Chinnery is an accomplished supply chain and operations leader with three decades of experience transforming business strategies and improving total cost of ownership. Recognized as one of 100 Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain by Supply Chain Canada, Siobhan has led large teams across multiple industries, driving significant operational improvements. She shares her expertise in positive leadership and resilience through professional speaking engagements, empowering organizations to thrive in challenging environments. — Contact Bryndis Whitson: Website: ZebrasToApples.com Instagram: @ZebrasToApples LinkedIn Contact Siobhan Chinnery: Website: SiobhanChinnery.com LinkedIn…

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