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Let's Talk Supply Chain

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My Name is Sarah Barnes-Humphrey and this is Let's Talk Supply Chain where I interview the top Supply Chain professionals in the industry. You will learn about best practices, changes in the industry and Hot Topics surrounding Supply Chain. Have a specific question you want answered? E-mail us at listener@letstalksupplychain.com
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Episodes
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Category
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Audience: 8K–20K / month
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Cadence: Active weekly
Reply rate: 20–35%

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521: Women In Supply Chain™, Ruth Rojas

Wed Feb 04 2026

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Ruth Rojas talks about her career journey; bridging the gap between frontline teams and supply chain tech; mentorship; & what drives her in her life & career.   IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:   [02.57] An introduction to Ruth and her company Tecsys. [04.04] Ruth's early interest in engineering and how she chose her major. [05.42] Why Ruth moved from Texas to New York, and her first industry job as a logistics coordinator. "It taught me how to interact with different cultures… It was a very enriching experience and I'm so happy I found it at that moment, because I wasn't planning it." [08.18] Ruth's experience at Canon, and how it allowed her to travel, learn and grow. "I was offered my dream job. It involved diverse cultures and travel… It was a turning point for me." [11.28] Ruth's current role as a Platinum Application Specialist at Tecsys. "I get to talk to different people, from a CEO to a warehouse worker picking an order." [13.32] An overview of the warehousing and distribution landscape right now, and the challenges impacting it. [15.42] Ruth's role as the bridge between frontline operational teams and sophisticated supply chain technologies, her advice for other leaders looking to bridge that gap effectively, and why it's so important to let teams know they're not alone. "Get into the frontline workers shoes! You can imagine… but if you don't go to the floor and actually see the warehouse space, the equipment they use, the tools they have available – you're not getting the real picture." [19.08] What makes Ruth a workforce innovator, and why workforce innovation is key. "It's all about adding value. And that can be as simple as having new ideas." [20.26] How Ruth found her voice. [21.35] Ruth's experience as a woman moving through engineering and logistics, and how these industries are changing for women. [23.05] Ruth's experience of mentorship, why finding a mentor is crucial to success, and how to find one. "Everybody should have a mentor – if you don't have one, get one!" [26.52] What drives Ruth in her life and career, and her commitment to personal growth. [28.50] The future for Ruth.   RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED:   You can connect with Ruth over on LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear from more female leaders at Tecsys, check out episodes 509: Women In Supply Chain™, Nermine Saad or 433: Women In Supply Chain™, Annie Torikian. Check out our other podcasts HERE.

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Ruth Rojas talks about her career journey; bridging the gap between frontline teams and supply chain tech; mentorship; & what drives her in her life & career.   IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:   [02.57] An introduction to Ruth and her company Tecsys. [04.04] Ruth's early interest in engineering and how she chose her major. [05.42] Why Ruth moved from Texas to New York, and her first industry job as a logistics coordinator. "It taught me how to interact with different cultures… It was a very enriching experience and I'm so happy I found it at that moment, because I wasn't planning it." [08.18] Ruth's experience at Canon, and how it allowed her to travel, learn and grow. "I was offered my dream job. It involved diverse cultures and travel… It was a turning point for me." [11.28] Ruth's current role as a Platinum Application Specialist at Tecsys. "I get to talk to different people, from a CEO to a warehouse worker picking an order." [13.32] An overview of the warehousing and distribution landscape right now, and the challenges impacting it. [15.42] Ruth's role as the bridge between frontline operational teams and sophisticated supply chain technologies, her advice for other leaders looking to bridge that gap effectively, and why it's so important to let teams know they're not alone. "Get into the frontline workers shoes! You can imagine… but if you don't go to the floor and actually see the warehouse space, the equipment they use, the tools they have available – you're not getting the real picture." [19.08] What makes Ruth a workforce innovator, and why workforce innovation is key. "It's all about adding value. And that can be as simple as having new ideas." [20.26] How Ruth found her voice. [21.35] Ruth's experience as a woman moving through engineering and logistics, and how these industries are changing for women. [23.05] Ruth's experience of mentorship, why finding a mentor is crucial to success, and how to find one. "Everybody should have a mentor – if you don't have one, get one!" [26.52] What drives Ruth in her life and career, and her commitment to personal growth. [28.50] The future for Ruth.   RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED:   You can connect with Ruth over on LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear from more female leaders at Tecsys, check out episodes 509: Women In Supply Chain™, Nermine Saad or 433: Women In Supply Chain™, Annie Torikian. Check out our other podcasts HERE.

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Pitches sent
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Rank
#2054
Top 4.1% by pitch volume (Rank #2054 of 50,000)
Average rating
4.5
From 53 ratings
Reviews
18
Written reviews (when available)
Publish cadence
Several times per week
Active weekly
Episode count
576
Data updated
Feb 10, 2026
Social followers
26.8K

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Country
United States
Language
English
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Release cadence
Several times per week
Latest episode date
Wed Feb 04 2026

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8K–20K / month
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Reply rate band
20–35%
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30+ days
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Replies received
6–20
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Yes
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What is Let's Talk Supply Chain about?

My Name is Sarah Barnes-Humphrey and this is Let's Talk Supply Chain where I interview the top Supply Chain professionals in the industry. You will learn about best practices, changes in the industry and Hot Topics surrounding Supply Chain. Have a specific question you want answered? E-mail us at listener@letstalksupplychain.com

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