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TechCrunch disturbs 2025 It happens on October 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco and we bring big talks to The Manufacturers. One of the biggest? What you need to keep building when the rules will not stop shifting.

When global login meets starting flexibility

Bending Chief executive and founder Ryan Petersen Knows one or two things about changing the weather. It started the global Logistics platform in 2013 and has since helped over 10,000 companies move more than $ 175 billion to goods around the world. FLEXPORT has increased $ 2.3 billion to date and redefines how the supply chains manage in a world that is increasingly shaped by uncertainty.

But Petersen’s ideas surpass the mission strips. He has shouted everything, from the policy of duties to the rise of AI and not only comments on the sidelines. It looks famous from the role of CEO in 2022, only to return less than a year later to stabilize the business and direct the next development chapter. Founders, note that this is a main class in durability, clarity and bold leadership.

How to drive through chaos and continue to build

Petersen does not bring hypothetically to the stage. It brings first hand experience what it means to lead through volatility to restoring the strategy under pressure and to tour a market where global politics, economic circles and technical innovation clash. It will pull the curtain back to explore how Flexport remains focused when the market takes noisy and what today’s leaders need to know about balancing the long -term strategy with short -term realities.

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