Supply Chain Thought Leader: An interview with the Late Tom Speh (1 of 3)

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The Supply Chain Doctor

Chris Barnes

18 episodes

1 week ago

Saving the world one supply chain at a time. Helping you improve your supply chain performance with simple, easy to use information. Interested in becoming a better supply chain professional? We have tips and hints to help you understand and apply the APICS (ASCM) body of knowledge. We also help you better understand general supply chain concepts and learn the history of supply chain management.

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Supply Chain Thought Leader: An interview with the Late Tom Speh (1 of 3)

The Supply Chain Doctor

30 minutes 34 seconds

11 months ago

Supply Chain Thought Leader: An interview with the Late Tom Speh (1 of 3)

Dr. Tom Speh was an OG in the supply chain field. Learn a bit more about him in this session. - Born and raised in Cleveland OH, 1944

- Thank you for safe parents

- Not a motivated student

- Highschool does not have to shape your future.

- But having mentors can help your career

- Case Western Reserve (Father)

- Idols were Jim Brown (arguably one of the best greatest players in NFL history) and Rocky Colavito (a popular Cleveland Indian at the time)

- Michigan State

- University of Alabama could have been the academic logistics hub. Same with Oklahoma.

- The influence of James Alford Constantin, Jr. and Morris Mayer, Univ Alabama (deceased 2008)