Start with a grand Paris weekend—the thunder of the organ at a renewed Notre Dame, crowds winding through centuries of art—and watch it flicker into something more fragile as the TGV grinds to a halt. That sudden stall becomes our window into a tougher story: a Europe struggling with integration, security, and a welfare model built for a different era. We unpack how protests at Charles de Gaulle and a brazen Louvre heist expose brittle public systems, then widen the lens to immigration polic...
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Start with a grand Paris weekend—the thunder of the organ at a renewed Notre Dame, crowds winding through centuries of art—and watch it flicker into something more fragile as the TGV grinds to a halt. That sudden stall becomes our window into a tougher story: a Europe struggling with integration, security, and a welfare model built for a different era. We unpack how protests at Charles de Gaulle and a brazen Louvre heist expose brittle public systems, then widen the lens to immigration polic...
Episode 20- Supply Chain Evolution: Past, Present, and Green Future
The Greenfield Report with Henry R. Greenfield
49 minutes
5 months ago
Episode 20- Supply Chain Evolution: Past, Present, and Green Future
The global supply chain is undergoing a seismic shift, and few understand these changes better than Jean-François Rey, a veteran consultant who's advised the world's most prestigious firms including PricewaterhouseCooper and Arthur Anderson. Speaking from his home in southern France, Rey offers a masterclass in how international trade actually works—and why everything we thought we knew is changing. Most people associate supply chains with simple logistics, but Rey reveals the extraordinary ...
The Greenfield Report with Henry R. Greenfield
Start with a grand Paris weekend—the thunder of the organ at a renewed Notre Dame, crowds winding through centuries of art—and watch it flicker into something more fragile as the TGV grinds to a halt. That sudden stall becomes our window into a tougher story: a Europe struggling with integration, security, and a welfare model built for a different era. We unpack how protests at Charles de Gaulle and a brazen Louvre heist expose brittle public systems, then widen the lens to immigration polic...
