Resilient Supply Chain — How Leaders Keep Business Moving

Resilient Supply Chain is for supply chain, operations, procurement and technology leaders who need practical ways to manage disruption, reduce risk and keep business moving.

Each Monday, former SAP Global VP and technology futurist Tom Raftery speaks with the executives, operators, founders and innovators redesigning how goods, information and decisions move through global supply chains.

These are candid conversations about what works in practice—not polished PR narratives or vague predictions. Guests explain how they are responding to supplier failures, geopolitical shocks, volatile costs, capacity constraints, changing regulations and rising pressure to improve both performance and sustainability.

The podcast examines:
Faster planning and decision-making under uncertainty
Supplier risk, sourcing strategy and business continuity
AI, automation, visibility and operational intelligence
Warehousing, logistics and fulfilment performance
Scope 3 emissions, circularity and responsible sourcing
The systems, incentives and organisational changes needed to turn data into action

The central question is simple: what helps a supply chain withstand disruption, adapt quickly and continue serving the business?

New episodes are published every Monday at 7am CET. Resilient Supply Chain+ subscribers also receive bonus analysis, highlights and briefings on emerging industry trends.

Follow Resilient Supply Chain for practical lessons from the people solving real operational problems—and building supply chains that perform when conditions do not go to plan.

Guest

Justin Dillon

Justin Dillon is the founder and CEO of FRDM AI, a supply chain risk management platform used by Fortune 500 companies to identify and mitigate human rights, trade and geopolitical risks.

For more than a decade, Justin has worked at the intersection of technology, business and human rights, advising the United Nations, the White House and major global companies on supply chain transparency. He also created SlaveryFootprint.org with the U.S. State Department and Google, reaching more than 100 million people worldwide.

Justin is the author of A Selfish Plan to Change the World and the director and producer of the documentary Call + Response. His work has been featured by CNN, Fast Company, Wired, The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. He has spoken at the White House, the United Nations, the Vatican, Stanford, Google and Harvard, and has received an honorary doctorate for his work on innovation and justice.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrjustindillon/

Guest appearance on:

Supply Chain Mapping Takes Five Seconds. Action Is the Hard Part