Supply Chain Demands in the wake of the Pandemic

The pandemic won’t last forever yet it will have a long lasting impact on supply chains of all kinds.    A recent study indicated that 83% of global business sectors anticipate greater scrutiny of supply chains by stakeholders, governments, and others in the wake of COVID-19.  Supply chain demands for wholesale distributors and manufacturers are converging and global procurement strategies scrutinized.  As the pandemic roars onward, consumers have been forced toward digital experiences, the need for higher velocity business cycles has prevailed , and bandwidth for tackling necessary supply chain transformation has compressed.   Today and into the future, supply chain is and will be a key strategic lever in the health and growth of all businesses.   Join this fireside chat focused on identifying hidden supply chain vulnerabilities, diversification strategies, and architecting for resiliency and agility.

SPEAKERS: 

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Wendy Buxton joined LynnCo in 2002 as the CIO, leading the development of a then robust, web-hosted software package. Since her appointment as President, Ms. Buxton successfully enhanced LynnCo's supply chain service and consultative offerings to encompass full supply chain strategic guidance. In 2015, LynnCo ownership and the executive team became firmly entrenched in the private equity market, becoming the marquee trusted advisor for supply chain value creation. 

As an executive level strategist, Ms. Buxton has an established reputation in diverse industries for excelling growth of organizations. Globally known as a thought leadership expert, she speaks in various venues on providing strategic and operational supply chain solutions that radically leapfrog conventional options. A member of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, APICS, and several women-owned and minority-owned diversity councils throughout the U.S., she has recently received awards as Women of Distinction, Most Admired CEO, and Top 10 Women in Logistics as well as Most Innovative Supply Chain Management Solutions and Top 10 Big Data Companies.

 

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Carrie DiLauro is the Director of Operations at Hamilton Robinson Capital Partners.  She joined HRCP in 2009 and brings over 25 years of experience in global manufacturing and finance. She is responsible for a wide scope of operations management for the firm including investment sourcing, investor relations, marketing, IT, facilities management, human resources, compliance, ESG and accounting. Prior to HRCP, Carrie spent 15 years overseeing worldwide textile production for Jones New York and Baby Togs, Inc. Carrie received a Bachelor’s Degree from Cornell University and a Master’s Degree in Finance from Harvard University. She is an active member of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), a committee member of ACG NY Women of Leadership. She also sits on the Industrial Exchange Advisory Board and is a member of the Small Business Investor Alliance (SBIA), M&A Source, Opus Connect and the National Association of Professional Women.