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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 42 MIN

Steve Robinson: Supply-Chain Legend's Mission to Fight Hunger – Taking on America’s $1T Waste Crisis

from Getting Real with Dan DiSciullo · host Dan DiSciullo

Episode Summary40-year supply-chain titan (UPS → Walmart → billions transformed) left corporate to fix humanitarian logistics full-time. Now building “Angelic Intelligence” AI that asks “should we?” before “can we?”Full Show Notes (copy-paste ready)Steve Robinson spent four decades mastering global supply chains — starting on the warehouse floor at UPS in 1976 and eventually running transformations worth billions at Walmart.Then he quit everything to dedicate 100 % of his life to one mission: closing the gap between peak waste and peak need in humanitarian aid.This is the rare conversation that combines world-class operational mastery with profound moral purpose.You’ll discover:How UPS in the 1970s taught him “details decide everything”The untold story of building Walmart’s legendary supply-chain machineWhy supply chains are living ecosystems, not just pipelinesThe napkin-to-reality story that saved lives are still being saved by todayIntroducing “Angelic Intelligence” – AI that doesn’t just solve problems… it asks whether we shouldThe one question he wants every leader to answer: “What do they say about you at your funeral?”Why the world is simultaneously at peak food waste and peak hunger — and how he’s fixing itThe Supply Chain Project: 100 % nonprofit, 100 % focused on humanitarian efficiencyIf you’ve ever wondered what a life of total alignment looks like when the titles and money no longer matter — this is it.Connect with Steve & The Supply Chain Project Website → https://thesupplychainproject.org LinkedIn → Steve Robinson / The Supply Chain Project Email → [email protected] this episode moved you, share it with one leader who still believes profit and purpose can coexist.Chapters (with timestamps)00:00 – Intro: From UPS loading dock to global impact 00:56 – 1976 UPS: Standing 4 hours for a seasonal job & learning “details matter” 02:10 – Supply chains as living ecosystems (not pipelines) 04:30 – Inside Walmart’s legendary machine – the untold stories 07:15 – The moment he couldn’t unsee: peak waste + peak need 10:45 – Why he walked away from corporate glory 14:20 – The Supply Chain Project: 100 % humanitarian, zero ego 18:40 – Real stories from disaster zones – where minutes save lives 22:30 – Introducing “Angelic Intelligence” – AI that asks moral questions first 28:10 – “Nobody talks about your balance sheet at your funeral” 32:45 – The one leadership principle that survived 40 years 36:00 – Legacy talk: What he wants said when he’s gone 40:47 – How to get involved & final words 41:35 – OutroSEO / Keyword Search TagsSteve Robinson, Walmart supply chain, UPS veteran, humanitarian supply chain, world hunger solutions, Angelic Intelligence, AI ethics, supply chain waste, global logistics, disaster relief, purpose driven leadership, nonprofit supply chain, peak waste peak need, legacy leadership, operational excellence, corporate to nonprofit pivot

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