Supply chain talent crisis – from frustration to career paths via learning

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07/06/2024

Editor’s note: A senior headhunter in his past life, John Delgado (pictured below) shared his transport and logistics knowledge talking to executives on behalf of Loadstar Premium, if you recall this, for instance. Now he is onto a new exciting venture, and given the dearth ...

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