#12 - Benjamin Zeitoun, Matteo Peraldo and Florent Francois - Starburst Ventures, Alix Partners and C-981: Transforming commercial aviation supply chain

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In this episode we welcome Benjamin Zeitoun, partner at Starburst Ventures alongside Matteo Peraldo, partner at Alix Partners and Florent Francois, CEO and founder of C-981. Today's commercial aviation supply chain sees big players relying on an intricate network of small and medium-sized suppliers. It has in recent times proved resilient, but this episode's guests think time is running out for the current structure. The industry is at a crossroads where supplier's must choose to either digitise and adopt new processes and technology or not. Not doing so could well result in consolidation or failure. This episode discusses the state of the supply chain today, new technology in development and the investment driving it.

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