
Art of Supply, hosted by Kelly Barner, draws inspiration from news headlines and expert interviews to bring you insightful coverage of today's complex supply chains.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNews | |||

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China's new supply chain regulations may be one of the biggest global trade and sourcing stories that almost nobody is talking about.
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I just listened to the past two episodes about the pharmaceutical supply chain, and they were great.
Does this gal have a background in Journalism? She strings a story from the complex web of dynamics at play and makes an otherwise often tedious/dry topic accessible & engaging. Her genuine passion for Procurement & Supply Chain is infectious. Proving women change the game when we show up with our hearts & minds.
She had me at Dial P…..
Signed, Procurement nerd …& fangirl of this pod
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A forward-looking show exploring procurement, logistics, and policy with a practical emphasis on real-world challenges. Across episodes, topics span global trade regulation, supply chain resilience, ethics in freight brokerage, and the evolving economics of last-mile delivery, often featuring insights from government agencies, industry associations, and private-sector leaders. The format tends to blend regulatory context, case studies, and strategic frameworks to help professionals manage risk, drive value, and lead transformation in complex supply chains. A notable strength is the ability to translate technical policy and market shifts into actionable takeaways for practitioners and executives alike.
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Recent guests on Art of Supply include:
1. Guy Battle
2. Andrew Quincey
3. Laura DiBella
4. Michael Riccio
5. David Abell
6. Melissa Irmen
7. Brian Andersen
8. Amit Saranwala
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