Interlinks is a program about business. technology and globalization. In each episode, I have a sit-down conversation with a person from the world of business, politics, or academia to understand from their perspective how the great trends of our time, namely - geopolitical fragmentation, demographic change, digital transformation, and climate change - are affecting their life, work, and view of the world. The conversations with my invitees from all over the world are wide ranging touching on both the professional and the personal aspects of their experience. International Business, Supply Chain, Globalized Economy, Geopolitical Fragmentation, Climate Change, Digital Transformation, Demographic Stagnation.
Patrick Daly
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Interlinks is a program about business. technology and globalization. In each episode, I have a sit-down conversation with a person from the world of business, politics, or academia to understand from their perspective how the great trends of our time, namely - geopolitical fragmentation, demographic change, digital transformation, and climate change - are affecting their life, work, and view of the world. The conversations with my invitees from all over the world are wide ranging touching on both the professional and the personal aspects of their experience. International Business, Supply Chain, Globalized Economy, Geopolitical Fragmentation, Climate Change, Digital Transformation, Demographic Stagnation.
Patrick Daly
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In this episode of Interlinks, I speak with Adam Goldman, franchise consultant, former franchisee, and specialist in helping international investors enter the U.S. market through proven franchise models. From a supply chain standpoint, franchising offers a unique lens on operational excellence—combining global brand standards with local execution to deliver consistent quality and service across multiple geographies. Adam shares how the best franchises design systems, governance structures, and supply partnerships that ensure reliability, resilience, and scalability over time.
From a Macro to Micro strategist perspective, we explore how franchisors codify a winning business model into repeatable processes, enabling franchisees to focus on execution while maintaining brand integrity. This dynamic mirrors the global-to-local balancing act faced by multinational manufacturing and distribution networks—where strategic frameworks guide day-to-day operational decisions. Adam’s experience illustrates how strong operational discipline, coupled with well-defined supply and support systems, underpins franchise success.
For manufacturing, logistics, and supply chain leaders, the conversation reveals why franchising is more than a retail concept—it’s a case study in systematizing quality at scale. Whether in food service, senior care, logistics, or restoration, the franchise model demonstrates how disciplined processes, shared knowledge networks, and strategic supplier relationships can be leveraged to consistently meet customer expectations, safeguard brand reputation, and deliver profitable growth in diverse markets.
You can also join the conversation on this episode, as well as previous episodes of Interlinks, on Reddit at r/InterlinksPodcast
Patrick Daly
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