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SPEAKERS

Introducing the supply chain industry's leading thought professionals and executives who will be speaking at the first-ever Women In Supply Chain Forum:

Opening Keynote Speaker

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SARAH BARNES-HUMPHREY

Host of Let’s Talk Supply Chain Podcast

Workforce Panel
Opening Keynote Speaker
Truck Shortage

Women In Workforce Panel Discussion: How to Build a Better Company Culture

Discussing diversity and inclusion, mentorship, and what companies could/should be doing to promote better – and retain – female employees.

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COURTNEY MULLER

President of Manifest & Chief Corporate Development Office of Connectiv

Content Session: The Key to Alleviating Truck Driver Shortage

To this day, females are still unaccounted for in many truck driving opportunities available. These industry experts walk attendees through how hiring females can help close the driver gap.

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ELLEN VOIE

President & CEO of the

Women In Trucking Association

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REBECCA BREWSTER

President & COO of American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI)

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LINDSEY TRENT

President & Co-Founder of the Next Generation in Trucking Association

Content Session: Approaching Supply Chain Visibility & Risk

What role does sourcing and procurement play in achieving supply chain visibility? What skill sets are better for overcoming risk? Female supply chain leaders detail how to fill those gaps, meet those needs and offer a different vantage point to overcoming today’s supply chain disruptions.

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KATHY FULTON

Executive Director, 

American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN)

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STEPHANY LAPIERRE

CEO & Founder of TealBook

Visibiliy & Risk
Honoring Awards

Honoring Women in Supply Chain

Meet the overall winner of Supply & Demand Chain Executive’s third annual Women in Supply Chain award and talk with present and past winners about diversity in the supply chain, the importance of mentors and community and why female leaders deserve a seat at the executive table.

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