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Redesigning Last Mile Delivery | Vivian Song | TEDxOhioStateUniversitySalon

Drawing on their success in China, Vivian Song discusses the importance and prevalence of indoor and outdoor parcel lockers in America, and more specifically, Columbus, Ohio. As a new method of last mile delivery, parcel lockers are convenient, practical, and easily accessible in today’s modern world. Song highlights the problems, solutions, and extreme advantages of these parcel lockers, and how America would truly benefit from their widespread implementation. Vivian Song was born and raised in Nanning, China. She is currently a third-year undergraduate student studying Logistics Management at Fisher College of Business. Her work through the Industry Immersion Program – Consumer Packaged Goods has allowed her to understand the Supply Chain and Manufacturing processes within CPG industry, while her work as an online beauty business owner has allowed her to understand the impacts of supply and demand. Most of her work at Ohio State centers around the Fisher College of Business, with participation in Fisher Impact Day, the Fisher Peer Mentor Program, and the Fisher Alumni Undergraduate Mentor Program. She is also involved as the treasurer of the Pan-Asian Mental Awareness Association at Ohio State and she has been an Orientation Leader for the Office of International Affairs. Professionally, she desires to pursue a career in retail, beauty and fashion, and manufacturing industries. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx