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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2024 · 43 MIN

James Gellert talks supply chain: Japan, Banking and financial health management

from Supply Chain Pioneers · host ulfvenne

#financialhealth #capital #supplychain #supplychainmanagement #supplychainrisk #procurement #logistics Can companies and suppliers build trust in turbulent economic times? Hear James H. Gellert on Supply Chain Pioneers share his founder journey for RapidRatings and how being curious, adaptable, and transparent can strengthen relationships, grow business, and mitigate mounting financial risk. In this candid interview, James shares his personal story and discusses: 🔸 How his journey started in Japan 🔸 The challenges of going into tech directly after the burst of the dot.com bubble 🔸 How to raise capital as a startup 🔸 The implications of the state of our current global economy 🔸 How exploring art can influence the next generation You can find Supply Chain Pioneers on all podcast platforms as well as on YouTube at 'Ulf talks Supply Chain'. Links will be as always shared in the comments below. Also check out the other great podcasts with seasoned veterans in financial health and risk management like Jan-Henner Theissen, Greg Cronin, David Shillingford, Clara Beuttenmüller, Jon Bovit and Gary S. Lynch

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