LOGISTIDANCIN'

So you think  you can dance? Home Depot's  Pam Stivey  and  Joe Jackson think they can (and, honestly, they really can). The duo were part of Home Depot's logistic team  competing in the LogistiX Games held last week at IDI's Westfork Business Park.
 
The brainchild of CBRE's Kevin Grove (who works from the Louisville office), LogistiX Games brings teams from such major logistic companies as Home Depot, Fastenal, UPS, and Nordic to compete for the coveted  Golden Pallet award. The games include a box sorting  contest (we see Kevin consulting with fellow judges Douglas County Development Authority's  Chris Pumphrey  and CBRE's  Chris Dempsey) a pallet puzzle sprint—where they organize boxes on a pallet, and a box-packing contest.

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