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Join LIDD at Pack Expo Chicago!
Attend the Largest Packaging and Processing Show of the Year!
Pack Expo is a dynamic event that unites 45,000 attendees and 2,500 exhibiting companies. It offers packaging and processing solutions across 40+ vertical markets. Attendees can witness equipment in action, engage in idea-sharing across industries, solve real-time challenges, network, and learn at this innovative convergence.
Come and meet LIDD’s design & strategy practice managing director Raphael Leite-Corthesy and discover tailored solutions to automate your lines, streamline operations, and embrace sustainable practices.
- Booth N-5172
- When: 18-21 October, 2026
- Where: Chicago, Illinois
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Raphaël Leite-Corthésy
Managing Director, LIDD
Raphaël is a Managing Director in LIDD’s Design & Strategy practice. Based in the firm’s Montreal office, he leads teams of analysts and designers in the conception and implementation of profit efficient facilities. He is also responsible for leading engineers in their mandates to optimize distribution and manufacturing operations at LIDD’s clients. Since joining LIDD in 2016, Raphaël has been involved in several of the firm’s major projects in the Food & Beverage, Hardware, and Pharmeceutical industries. Thanks to excellent engineering and communication skills, he has helped LIDD clients gain a better understanding of their requirements before advising them in the implementation of new facility designs and layout resets that enable improved efficiency and support future growth. Raphaël holds a B.Eng. in Industrial Engineering as well as an M.Sc. A. in Operations Research from Polytechnique de Montréal. He was awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Youth Medal in 2015.
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About LIDD
LIDD is a global team of design, strategy, and technology experts specializing in end-to-end supply chain transformation. With offices in Montreal, Toronto, Atlanta, LA, and France, LIDD guides organizations through evolving market demands, providing data-driven insights and strategic recommendations to enhance overall supply chain performance.
Our offerings encompass a wide range of services designed to optimize supply chains, enhance technology infrastructure, and facilitate facility design and implementation. With a comprehensive suite of services, advanced technology solutions, and unmatched expertise, LIDD empowers organizations to transform, innovate, and excel in today’s competitive marketplace.
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