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Hosted by LightSource · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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Spencer Penn, CEO & Co-Founder at LightSource talks with procurement and supply chain leaders, operators, and builders about what's actually happening in direct materials sourcing. The tradeoffs. The lessons that came hard. Where the industry is headed. For anyone building, sourcing, or trying to untangle a supply chain that won't stop getting more complex.
LightSource hosts Source Code, a technology show with 13 episodes published.
In this special episode, the tables are turned as Spencer Penn, CEO of LightSource and usually the one asking the questions, takes the guest seat with Aaron McMillan, Editor of Procurement Magazine. Together, they look b
In this episode, we sit down with Chris Chandler, founder and managing partner of the Creovia Group, to explore how procurement creates value inside companies and private equity portfolios. Drawing from his experience ac
In this episode, we sit down with Doug Johnson, former VP of Global Supply Chain at Emerson, to explore the lessons he learned from more than three decades leading global supply chain and procurement teams. Doug shares h
In this episode, we sit down with Victoria Folbigg, CEO of Folbigg Consulting and co-founder of the AI Procurement Academy, to explore how artificial intelligence is changing the future of procurement. Drawing from decad
In this episode, we sit down with Shashi Mandapaty to explore a journey that goes far beyond procurement. After leading global procurement at one of the world's largest healthcare companies, Shashi is now helping build w
Rick McDonald spent decades inside one of the most complex parts of business, the part most people only notice when something breaks. At Clorox, that break came in the form of a cyber attack that forced the company to op
Jason Busch makes a strong case that procurement was never really about the auction. The auction was just the visible moment. What actually drove results was everything leading up to it and everything that followed, how
Danny Wang shows why great procurement is not about chasing the lowest price or hiding behind process. It is about knowing what really matters, asking better questions, and making decisions that actually work in the real
Mitzi Campbell shows why procurement is no longer about process, cost savings, or sitting behind a desk. It is about relationships, judgment, and the ability to operate beyond what automation can replace. Mitzi is the Ch
Pierre Mitchell has spent years helping companies understand one of procurement’s biggest challenges: knowing exactly where their money is going. Even today, many teams still struggle with clear spend visibility, which m
Nico Orduz shows why strategic sourcing is not just “get it cheaper.” It is getting involved early, protecting the business, and making trade offs you can stand behind before the design locks you into the wrong costs and
Nels Hinderlie explains why enterprise selling is not only about moving a deal to signature. It is about working through procurement the right way, creating alignment across the people involved, and helping companies und
Kris Stasukaitis shows why procurement is not just about finding a lower price. It is about protecting the business, building the right supplier base, and making smart sourcing decisions before risk, quality issues, or s
Source Code is where procurement and supply chain leaders get real about direct materials sourcing. Spencer Penn talks with operators and builders about the decisions that matter, the tradeoffs that sting, and where the
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