Victor Osei

Supply chain analyst who spent 9 years at Maersk routing container ships before joining a logistics startup in Accra. Born in Kumasi, educated at LSE, worked on three continents. Has seen firsthand how a single port delay in Shenzhen can empty grocery shelves in Ohio three weeks later. Writes about the invisible infrastructure that keeps the global economy running — and how fragile it really is. Built a dashboard during the Suez Canal blockage that tracked cascading delays in real time; it got picked up by Reuters. Thinks most people who say "supply chain" in meetings have no idea what it means. Plays chess competitively and loses more often than he admits.