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Susan Lacefield has been working for supply chain publications since 1999. Before joining DC VELOCITY, she was an associate editor for Supply Chain Management Review and wrote for Logistics Management magazine. She holds a master's degree in English.

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an interview with Jo Marini Original

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By Susan K. Lacefield Verified
| DC Velocity Verified
Running a successful manufacturing company basically comes down to the ability to obtain raw materials at a reasonable cost, produce a quality product that customers want, and then sell that product at a decent profit. Yet considering today's lengthy supply chains, shifting tariff policies, and rapidly changing geopolitical dynamics, that first element-the sourcing of those raw materials-might be the most difficult part of the success equation.
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The Mothership of invention

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By Susan K. Lacefield Verified
| The Supply Chain Xchange Verified
Jo Marini is CEO of Mothership Materials . She has been the founder of four companies in her career, as well as an MBA professor and a military veteran. Under her leadership, Mothership is pioneering on-site, on-demand manufacturing that transforms industrial agricultural waste into cost-competitive input materials for packaging, textiles, fuels, adhesives, and more.
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Not just talk: Supply chains have significantly changed design, strategic approach over last six years

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By Susan K. Lacefield Verified
| The Supply Chain Xchange Verified
The 2026 CSCMP State of Logistics Report emphasizes that supply chains are in the midst of a structural reset that is fundamentally changing how companies source, make, and move products. But what does that mean in practical terms? During a panel discussion organized by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) on the day of the report’s release, industry experts dug into how strategies and networks are evolving.
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