Eliel Santos has always seen logistics as more than moving boxes and meeting deadlines. From the start of his career at age 20, working with multinational companies like DHL and John Deere, he understood that delivering something often meant delivering hope — especially in the healthcare sector. Over time, he specialized in critical areas such as cold chain logistics, tracking systems, and quality control, all essential when handling vaccines, medications, and the tools to save lives.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, Eliel wasn’t just a bystander. He felt its impact personally, losing loved ones and witnessing the fragility of healthcare supply chains. This period ignited a deep purpose in him: to use technology and innovation to transform medical logistics into a life-saving mechanism.
Eliel began developing a logistics model aimed at optimizing the delivery times of medicines and vaccines. His approach integrates real-time tracking, automation, and AI-powered forecasting to ensure speed, integrity, and accountability across the supply chain. Now, launching his own company in the United States, Eliel is committed to building a humanized logistics model — one that serves people, not just systems.
For him, logistics isn’t just an industry. It’s a lifeline. His work is redefining how healthcare logistics is seen: not just as a technical function, but as a mission to save lives through intelligent, empathetic solutions.
