Moving the World

What makes a supply chain stand out when companies are facing disruption, rising power needs and growing customer expectations for faster delivery? In this episode of Moving the World, recorded at GROUNDBREAKERS 2026—Prologis’ annual thought leadership forum in New York City—Prologis host Melinda McLaughlin talks with John Gerzema, CEO of The Harris Poll, about findings from the 2027 Global Supply Chain Outlook. They discuss why supply chains are shifting from a focus on competitiveness...

What happens when the trade routes, energy sources and political relationships that supply chains rely on become uncertain? In this live episode of Moving the World, recorded at Groundbreakers 2026—Prologis’ annual thought leadership forum in New York City—Prologis host Chris Caton talks with geopolitical strategist John Sitilides about the forces reshaping global commerce. They explore why Sitilides sees the world entering “globalization 2.0,” how U.S.-China competition affects trade a...

For decades, warehouse innovation has focused on what happens inside the four walls. Robotics move inventory. Automated systems pick, sort and increasingly unload freight. But a warehouse operation doesn't really begin at the dock door. It begins the moment a truck enters the property. In this episode of Moving the World, Darin Brannan, CEO of Terminal Industries, and Mike Plasencia, VP of Product at Prologis, explore the next frontier of warehouse automation: the yard. They discuss how compu...

Legacy companies are built for scale. Startups are built for speed. Corporate venture capital sits at the intersection of both. In this episode of Moving the World, Will O’Donnell of Prologis Ventures sits down with Jim Adler, founder and general partner of Toyota Ventures, to talk what makes corporate venture capital different from traditional venture capital, how venture teams balance financial discipline with strategic value, and why the strongest startup-corporate partnerships are grounde...

Retail is one of the most complex decision environments in the world. Millions of transactions. More than a million active SKUs. Shifting customer expectations. Tight margins. Fresh products that have to move quickly. And supply chains where small disruptions can show up on the shelf. AI is becoming part of how retailers manage that complexity. In this episode of Moving the World, Sineesh Keshav of Prologis talks with Albertsons’ Anuj Dhanda about how one of the nation’s largest food an...