Hosted by Mark Taylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Welcome to Supply Chain Saga, the podcast that takes you on a journey through the interconnected world of supply chain and logistics. Join us as we unravel fascinating stories and engage with thought leaders, innovators, and operators who are revolutionizing this dynamic industry. Each episode brings you fresh insights, explores cutting-edge trends, and uncovers the technologies that are shaping the way we move goods and ideas across the globe. Whether you're a seasoned professional or simply intrigued by the complex networks that power our modern lives, Supply Chain Saga offers an enriching and enlightening exploration into the ever-evolving realm of supply chain management. Tune in, and let's embark on this epic adventure together!
Mark Taylor hosts Supply Chain Saga, a business show with 21 episodes published.
BJ is founder and CEO of Pacific Mountain Logistics, a full-service 3PL in San Bernardino, California, with 30+ years in warehousing. Recorded April 2026, BJ and Mark cover the state of freight, warehousing, and tariffs
Megan Smith is a serial entrepreneur who has spent 20 years building businesses in the parts of supply chain most people overlook. Recorded live at BGSA 2026 in West Palm Beach, Megan shares her path from launching an ec
Glenn Gooding spent 21 years at UPS — from package handler to driver to corporate revenue management for Dell, IBM, and Apple. He then spent nearly two decades in third-party parcel negotiation. Glenn shares how carriers
Ben Emmrich spent 10 years at Google managing parcel carrier relationships for Google Shopping before leading carrier partnerships at Shippo for four years. He discovered that alternative carriers could save shippers 30–
Jonathan Green became VP of Technology at Colliers International at 22 and spent 13 years scaling the company from 40 employees to 15,000 across 122 acquisitions. He went on to build direct-to-consumer systems for medica
Phil Siegel is a private equity investor and the co-creator of the prepaid return label in the box. He and his wife launched Newgistics (originally I Return It) in 1999 after a trip to Legoland sparked the idea. The comp
JB Sauceda is a serial entrepreneur who went from commercial photographer to Twitter parody account (Texas Humor) to launching his own retail brand — and when he couldn't find a 3PL that met his standards, he built one.
Danny He is the founder and CEO of Soapbox (soapbx.com), a unified supply chain platform that combines WMS, OMS, TMS, shipping, and returns in one native tool. After managing 52 CPG brands and discovering that every soft
James Garvey founded Self Financial in 2015 to help people build credit through a savings-backed loan. He grew it from a Techstars accelerator to 600 employees, $127M in venture capital, and 1.3 million active customers.
David Miller, VP of Strategy at Extensiv (formerly 3PL Central), has spent 25 years at the intersection of logistics and technology — from coding a SaaS-based TMS in the early 2000s to running warehouse operations for C.
Matt Weiss served as COO of eShipping, helping grow the company from 12 employees to over 600 across every major transportation mode. He then launched eShipping Distribution Services — the company's warehousing arm — alo
Tom Cook, CEO of Blue Tiger International, has 30+ years in global trade and has written 19 books on the subject. He explains how companies can reduce their landed cost through foreign trade zones, tariff inversion, near
Courtney Folk, co-founder and CEO of Renewal Logistics, built one of the leading fulfillment companies in the fashion and apparel industry — starting from a family dry cleaning business and an insurance restoration compa
Parth Pethani, founder of whserobotics.com, is a mechanical engineer who has spent a decade at the intersection of WMS consulting, industrial engineering, and warehouse robotics. He walks through the step-by-step thought
Ward Richmond, Vice Chairman at Colliers International, spent four years touring as a honky-tonk bass player — 200 shows a year, no electricity at home, rolling burritos at Freebirds between gigs. At 27, he pivoted to in
Chris Shimoda, Senior VP of Government Affairs at the California Trucking Association, breaks down the Advanced Clean Fleets regulation — California's first mandate requiring truck fleets to transition to zero-emission v
Hal Compton, CEO of Image Microsystems, has owned roughly a dozen companies in 15 years — from durable medical equipment to handicap-accessible vans (which he took public) to commercial furniture. Today he runs a returns
Evans Richards, CEO of eVend and reVend, started selling Lego on his mom's eBay account at 11 years old and racked up $39K in PayPal before his dad found out. Now 30, he runs a million-square-foot fulfillment operation i
Jordan Brown is the oldest fourth-generation member of the family behind NFI Industries, a logistics company that started with one coal truck in 1932 and grew into a multi-billion-dollar operation spanning trucking, ware
Summitt Hogue, founder of Growe Real Estate Partners, explains why 3PLs are underserved by commercial real estate brokers and how he built a business exclusively around managing warehouse portfolios for logistics compani
Megan Smith
Associate Professor in the School of Public and Population Health at Boise State University · Ironwood American Bistro
1 appearance on this show
David Miller
head of private credit and equity at Morgan Stanley Investment Management · Lehigh Christian Academy
1 appearance on this show
Jordan Brown
pastor’s wife, homeschool mom, minister of the gospel, church planter · NFI Industries
1 appearance on this show
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