Jennifer Coulter-Lissman | Source | CEO & President at NTG Supply Chain Solutions
Jennifer Coulter-Lissman
Jennifer Coulter-Lissman brings nearly two decades of experience working with international logistics and supply chain management. In her past leadership roles, she’s achieved incredible results, including growing a company from $15 mil to $150 mil, securing company-wide IATA and Customs Brokerage licenses, and growing teams by 1000%.
In her new role as NTG SCS’s CEO/President, Jennifer focuses on organizational growth, strategic planning, and finding new and innovative ways to provide value to clients and the NTG community.
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How Stara Zagora can become a leader in Bulgaria’s automotive revolution - Emerging Europe
Through strategic investments, robust infrastructure, and forward-thinking governance, Stara Zagora is fast becoming the epicentre of Bulgaria’s automotive sector, drawing both domestic and international companies to its industrial zones. Stara Zagora’s emergence as a leader in the automotive industry is no accident. Its geographic location in the heart of Bulgaria provides unmatched connectivity to major …
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Suspended port strike effects: What to expect
The dock workers strike is now over until at least January 2025 but the long term effects are still possible. Jennifer Coulter-Lissman, CEO/President of NTG Supply Chain Solutions spoke with LiveNOW from FOX's Christy Matino about what the future could hold.
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The US has a new trade chief. What supply chains can expect on tariffs and China.
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai recognizes China as "simultaneously a rival, a trade partner and an outsized player," in the global trade landscape.
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Reshoring U.S. Fashion Manufacturing: Is It Feasible?
Jennifer discusses the feasibility of reshoring U.S. fashion manufacturing, highlighting logistical challenges and supply chain readiness. She notes, "Our team works directly with providers to assess if reshoring makes logistical sense." Her expertise provides a grounded perspective on whether the U.S. can support high-volume apparel production and what it would take to achieve this shift. -
NTG Supply Chain Solutions Analyzes Tariff Impact on Global Logistics
Jennifer notes tariffs have mixed effects: negative for global supply chains reliant on imports, positive for domestic manufacturers. NTG sees increased demand for supply chain optimization. While NTG isn't raising prices, clients are evaluating cost strategies. Full impacts may emerge as inventory buffers deplete. Jennifer emphasizes NTG's commitment to helping clients navigate these challenges with innovative solutions. -
Trucking Industry Faces Challenges Amid Evolving Immigration Policies
Jennifer, with nearly two decades in international logistics, highlights potential disruptions in the trucking industry due to evolving immigration policies. She emphasizes the critical role foreign workers play in maintaining supply chain efficiency and warns of challenges posed by labor shortages.
