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Welcome to the latest edition of SNEED-CAST, where insightful discussions meet industry expertise. In this episode we talk to Jorge Izquierdo, VP of Market Development at PMMI, to discuss workforce solutions, packaging automation, and trends shaping the industry. With over 31 years at PMMI, Jorge shares insights on his career journey, the evolution of packaging, and his memorable projects. They explore the intersection of automation and workforce productivity, addressing common misconceptions about AI replacing jobs and offering strategies for improving retention and closing the skills gap. Jorge also highlights the growing opportunities in packaging and shares predictions for 2025, including the impact of remote technologies on CPGs.
Timecodes for Topics Discussed in the Podcast Episode:
00:00 — Introduction
00:24 — Career journey: Starting as Director for Latin America to becoming VP of Market Development.
00:43 — Overview of Jorge’s role: Research, programs, and tracking industry trends.
01:58 — Interest in the packaging sector: What inspired his career.
02:40 — Starting at PMMI: Reflection on 31 years with the company.
03:57 — Memorable moments and projects at PMMI.
05:23 — Discussion on Pack Expo and trade show experiences.
06:23 — Trends and themes observed among attendees and exhibitors at Pack Expo.
08:01 — Workforce challenges, productivity, and automation: Where these concerns intersect.
10:18 — Addressing workforce concerns around automation and improving retention rates.
13:04 — Bridging the skill gap: Connecting with trade schools and educational partners.
14:00 — Opportunities in the packaging industry: Advocating for packaging careers.
16:32 — Opportunities presented by remote technologies for CPGs.
16:54 — Enhancing workers' roles through AI and addressing fears of being replaced by AI.
20:19 — Predictions for 2025: Industry changes and advancements.
24:21 — Excitement for 2024: What’s ahead beyond trade shows.
26:29 — Key takeaways: AI and automation as tools to improve jobs.
27:56 — Closing remarks
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