Sissi De la Peña
Sissi De la Peña is the general director of the DoT Network and director of the Mexico Chapter GASA.
Ana Kourchenko
November 12, 2025
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Sissi De la Peña is the general director of the DoT Network and director of the Mexico Chapter GASA.
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Dr. Mani is an expert on global supply chains and sustainability, a professor at the University of Virginia, and an advisor to U.S. agencies and international policy groups.
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