tep off the corporate ladder and into what? Whether you’re years away or actively planning your exit, this episode reveals the unexpected truths about life after leadership.

In this episode of Supply Chain Dialogues, host Daniel Helmig explores an innovative solution to a pressing environmental challenge with Don Weatherbee, CEO of Regenx Tech. The company has developed a groundbreaking process for recycling precious metals from diesel catalytic converters – a material that traditional smelters typically avoid. Using a unique hydrometallurgical approach rather than conventional smelting, Regenx Tech achieves high metal recovery rates while producing virtually zero emissions compared to the 1,500kg of CO2 generated per ton through traditional methods. Located strategically in Tennessee, the company is positioned to revolutionize the circular economy of precious metals, particularly platinum and palladium, addressing critical supply chain shortages while significantly reducing the environmental impact of recycling these valuable materials. Perfect for anyone interested in sustainable innovation, automotive manufacturing, or the future of precious metal recycling.

While politicians talk about climate action, they’re pouring billions into fossil fuel subsidies. In our latest episode, we follow the money trail. Join us for a data-driven revelation of the great climate spending contradiction and what it means for your future.

Procurement? Be or not to be, that is the question...

Is your business ready for the next wave of GHG Regulations? Join us on the latest Supply Chain Dialogues as we unveil practical tips and solutions for tackling emissions on every level. Perfect for Industry, Sustainability, and Supply Chain leaders!

This episode of The Supply Chain Dialogues explores the challenges and strategies associated with getting suppliers on board with greenhouse gas emission reductions. It highlights the significance of Scope 3 emissions, which often represent a substantial portion of a company’s carbon footprint, and emphasizes the need for collaborative approaches, setting clear targets, providing support and incentives to suppliers, and leveraging technology and innovation for achieving sustainability goals

Have you ever wondered why so many of us acknowledge the reality and impact of climate change on future generations yet struggle to take sufficient action? In this episode of ”The Supply Chain Dialogues,” Daniel Helmig and AI co-host AImee explore how human psychology affects our response to climate change.

Listen to the full ”Supply Chain Dialogues” episode for an in-depth guide on achieving net-zero emissions in all three scopes. Visit the helmig advisory AG website for a detailed transcript and further resources.

Hosts Daniel Helmig and AI co-host Aimee discuss the urgent need for transformative changes in supply chains and organizations, highlighting the role of evidence-based management. They emphasize leveraging academic insights and technologies to build resilient, sustainable supply systems and showcase Unilever as a successful example of integrating data-driven sustainability approaches.

In the latest episode of Supply Chain Dialogues, host Daniel Helmig meets with Dan Bartel, Chief Procurement Officer at American Airlines. They discuss foundational elements of procurement, focusing on the critical role of people, reestablishing core strategies, and aligning procurement goals with business objectives.

The Supply Chain Dialogues this time are about the critical importance of sustainable agriculture, addressing challenges faced by smallholder farmers, who take care of 30% of our world’s food supply. Daniel Helmig and Dr Yuan Zhou, Head of Agricultural Policy and China Program of the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture, discuss the significance of climate-smart practices, key innovations in agricultural technology, projects promoting sustainability, and the role of education and policy interventions. Dr Zhou explains the need for comprehensive climate policies, financial incentives, and emerging trends and technologies to transform global agricultural practices for a more sustainable future.

In this episode of the ”Supply Chain Dialogue,” Daniel Helmig discusses the ambitious goal of achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions within 1,000 days. The podcast explores the current challenges and opportunities in reducing emissions across the supply chain, emphasizing that actionable plans and systematic approaches can make the goal achievable.

The episode goes deep into how businesses can practically engage with and apply these SDGs, using them for compliance and as a cornerstone for genuine sustainability strategies. We provide detailed DIY connections between each SDG and business function, offering examples and actionable insights for companies to integrate these goals into their operations.

Transportation accounts for 14-16% of GHG emissions and 8-12% of manufacturing companies’ total spending. Both can be reduced substantially if the right insights are available... Daniel talks with Adolph Colaco, CEO of e2log.com, in this dialogue about how costs and emissions can be tackled while improving customer satisfaction and companies’ bottom lines.

Steel production is responsible for 7-11% of total GHG emissions today, and the use of steel is projected to increase further for a while. In Episode 1 of Season 3, Daniel has a very experienced guest in the studio: Felix Schmitz, the CEO of Klöckner Metals in Germany, talks about green steel and the decarbonisation of the steel industry. They discuss the importance of steel in various industries, the environmental impact of steel production, and Klöckner Metals’ strategic approach to sustainability.

Takeaways - Engaging games require elements such as intuitive user interfaces, smooth movement, and the ability for players to express themselves. - Mobile gaming is the most profitable sector in the gaming industry, followed by PC and console gaming. - Popular games stand out due to factors like engaging gameplay, regular updates, and the use of battle pass systems. - Key players such as Tencent, Sony, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, Activision Blizzard, and Nintendo dominate the gaming industry. - Gaming can develop transferable skills like teamwork, problem-solving, determination, and stamina. - Trends such as bigger experiences on mobile platforms, interactive, cooperative games, and the application of operations management techniques for better game launches will shape the future of gaming.

Seven brilliant functional books plus one page-turner about managing dysfunctional teams...

In the world of books, movies, and plays, certain gems have the power to shift our perspectives and deeply resonate with us. As for books, over the years, I’ve come across several works that have stopped me in my tracks, causing me and countless others to re-evaluate our choices and actions. Let me share the books I felt were most helpful in my roles as a global executive. Enjoy!

This episode gives you a reality check about the capability of your largest suppliers to reach net zero. And...a way forward using competition and greed - the good kind... Enjoy

Failing to acknowledge or scrutinize the influence of the supply chain during the due diligence phase can only be viewed as a grave oversight, bordering on negligence—the supply chain can exert positive or negative iimplications on any manufacturing firm’s overall success. In this episode, Daniel and AImee show how to make the invisible, visible again. Enjoy!