As a child, I could spend hours immersing myself in fantasies about various industries—orchards where fruits are grown (each time it was something different: sometimes orchards, sometimes garment factories, sometimes confectionery workshops, and so on), their processing, storage, and distribution. I imagined workshops, warehouses, and the people involved in these processes. I thought about how beautiful and joyful it is when a product created collaboratively brings happiness to people, their families, cities, and even countries. I dreamed about how people, by earning money, could improve the places where they live—creating parks, building homes, galleries, and theaters, making their living spaces more beautiful.
I remembered this about eight years ago. And I was delighted to realize that my childhood dreams are essentially coming true. I work in building supply chains (Supply Chain Management)—everything from raw material producers to transportation and storage, all the way to the end consumer.
I consult for various businesses—construction, agriculture, the pharmaceutical industry, heavy and light manufacturing, HoReCa, retail, and e-commerce. Essentially, any industry where there is a flow of physical goods or raw materials.
I am inspired by the results: ZakUp startup established, Q2Chain Supply Chain software was developed, long list of implemented projects, production lines, and optimized supply chains that enable businesses to grow and create competitive advantages.
I am, without a doubt, a dreamer. My childhood visions remain so captivating and inspiring that I find myself unable to stop pursuing them. They fuel my passion and drive, reminding me every day why I love what I do.
