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Tao of Pizza Podcast

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by Mark Hiddleson

5.0(2 reviews)
68 episodes
Updated Bi-weekly
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This is the Tao of Pizza where we feature top logistics leaders, and entrepreneurs and share their inspiring stories with a holistic twist.

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Publishing Since

6/9/2022

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Episode thumbnail for Modernizing Moving, Warehousing, and Supply Chain Logistics With Megan Smith

July 6, 2026

Modernizing Moving, Warehousing, and Supply Chain Logistics With Megan Smith

<p>Megan Smith is the Founder of PACKgistics, a logistics-driven moving and storage company that provides enterprise-grade warehouse relocations for operators. She is also Managing Director of Ray The Mover, a Naples, Florida moving and storage company. With over two decades of experience in warehousing and distribution, Megan has led high-growth organizations spanning logistics, warehousing, moving, and storage. Before founding PACKgistics, she spent two decades as CEO of Symbia Logistics, where she scaled the company from a regional warehouse provider into a multistate 3PL powerhouse serving Fortune-level brands, omnichannel retailers, and large-scale fulfillment operations.</p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>The moving, warehousing, and logistics industries are changing fast, but many companies still rely on outdated processes, fragmented communication, and reactive planning. How can companies modernize relocation and supply chain operations without losing sight of people, service, and execution?</p> <p>With expertise in supply chain entrepreneurship, warehousing, and relocation strategy, Megan Smith's answer is to approach logistics as an end-to-end customer experience. She suggests reducing downtime during warehouse moves by planning around inventory flow, protecting top-performing SKUs, and keeping fulfillment moving even during transitions. Megan also emphasizes investing in people, training, equipment, and customer-facing technology, including AI tools that support follow-up, lead tracking, and service consistency. These strategies help companies create smoother moves, stronger teams, and more reliable operations.</p> <p>In this episode of The Tao of Pizza Podcast, Mark Hiddleson chats with Megan Smith, Founder of PACKgistics and Managing Director of Ray The Mover, about modernizing moving, warehousing, and logistics. Megan discusses omnichannel fulfillment, reducing downtime during warehouse moves, and using AI to improve customer communication.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Why Supply Chain Leaders Are Key To Solving Systemic Business Challenges With C.J. Nord

June 1, 2026

Why Supply Chain Leaders Are Key To Solving Systemic Business Challenges With C.J. Nord

<p>C.J. Nord is the Founder of Supply Chains for Good, an organization that applies supply chain expertise to social impact, public safety, family prosperity, and circular-economy challenges. With nearly 30 years of experience running manufacturing supply chains, she has collaborated with government and private entities to avert major supply chain disruptions and support public safety. C.J. has also created initiatives such as "There's Cash in that Trash" and has engaged in advocacy work addressing racially biased law-enforcement training targets.</p> <p>In this episode…</p> <p>Supply chain leaders do more than move products — they solve the hidden systems problems that shape businesses, communities, and everyday life. When waste, regulation, education gaps, or infrastructure breakdowns threaten progress, the right operational mindset can turn those challenges into opportunities. How can supply chain thinking help solve problems far beyond the warehouse?</p> <p>C.J. Nord suggests treating the supply chain as a practical tool for protecting people, strengthening businesses, and building effective systems. As a manufacturing and supply chain leader, she encourages professionals to look for root causes, use data before accepting regulations or assumptions, and design circular systems around profit instead of penalties. Start with the problem, bring the right partners to the table, and build solutions where every stakeholder has a reason to say yes.</p> <p>In this episode of The Tao of Pizza Podcast, Mark Hiddleson chats with C.J. Nord, Founder of Supply Chains for Good, about using supply chain expertise to create social and economic impact. C.J. discusses her "There's Cash in That Trash" initiative, turning wood waste into bioenergy, and why supply chain leaders need a bigger role in preventing disruption.</p>

Episode thumbnail for The Power of Intentional Networking in Supply Chain and Logistics With Katie Date

May 4, 2026

The Power of Intentional Networking in Supply Chain and Logistics With Katie Date

<p>Katie Date is the Senior Vice President of Industry Relations and Strategic Initiatives at Manifest, which was acquired by Hyve, where she builds strategic partnerships, drives event growth, and shapes industry-relevant content for the global supply chain community. She spent over a decade at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics, where she led industrial relations, executive education programs, and global collaboration across the SCALE network. With more than 20 years of experience across the supply chain ecosystem, Katie advocates for gender diversity and inclusion in the industry. </p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>What does it take to build meaningful connections in a fast-moving, tech-driven industry? In a field flooded with automation, events, and digital outreach, standing out — and building trust — can feel daunting. So how can professionals cut through the noise and create lasting relationships?</p> <p>It starts with being intentional about relationships, says Katie Date, a supply chain leader with experience in industry collaboration and research. She emphasizes quality over quantity by targeting the right people rather than taking a "spray and pray" approach to outreach. Katie also recommends cultivating both sponsors (who advocate for you when you're not in the room) and mentors (who support your day-to-day growth), while following through consistently to build trust. Meaningful relationships are built through authenticity, clarity, and long-term thinking.</p> <p>In this episode of The Tao of Pizza Podcast, Mark Hiddleson talks with Katie Date, SVP of Industry Relations and Strategic Initiatives at Manifest, a Hyve Group company, to discuss building meaningful relationships in the supply chain industry. Katie shares her journey into the industry, how intentional networking drives outcomes, and key lessons from her research on women in leadership.</p>

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What is Tao of Pizza Podcast?

This is the Tao of Pizza where we feature top logistics leaders, and entrepreneurs and share their inspiring stories with a holistic twist.

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This podcast updates bi-weekly.

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