Agenda
- 21 - 23 May 2025
- ICC Sydney
VP Global Supply Chain Transformation
Director
Director Strategy – Freight
Executive Leader Regulatory Reform
General Manager Supply Chain and Operations
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operating Officer
NSW Committee member
General Manager Supply Chain and
Operations
Head of Procurement and Supply
Chain
Director, Supply Chain and Manufacturing Operations
Director
Head of Supply Chain Planning
Industry Process Consultant
Senior Manager
International Supply Chain
Panellists: Head of Operations and Supply Chain
Head of Supply Chain
Head of Strategic Sourcing
Chief Operating Officer
Logistics Manager / Services Support Coordinator – MMC, Fleet Maintenance Division
How to decide whether to outsource and how to select the right partner and how to make the relationship a success Vice President Retail &4PL
Head of Supply Chain
Supply Chain Analytics Specialist
Panellists: Managing Director
Managing Director
Demand and Customer Service Manager
Managing Director
Chief Excutive Officer
General Manager Operations
and Environment
Senior Director, Site Supply Chain
Changing landscape for global trade: Managing Director
Sustainability & ESG: Operations Director
The impact of recent tariffs on international trade: International Supply Chain
Process Excellence in Supply Chain: NSW Committee member
Risk Management in Supply Chain: Head of Distribution and Logistics
Director of Operations
National Supply Chain Manager
Head of Supply Chain
Join us at the end of day one for cocktails, canapes, and the opportunity to network with your peers, speakers, and sponsorsMatt Sheedy
CochlearMODERATOR:
Paul Zala
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA)Panellists:
Darren McNamara
Transport for NSWAaron de Rozario
National Transport CommissionAmir Hashemi
OroraMatt Michalewicz
Complexica Rina Dewson
Confoil Australia and New ZealandA
Ishan Galapathy
SCLAA NSW Amir Hashemi
Orora Haris Komarla
Hearing AustraliaPeter Button
Mayne Pharma B
Inderjeet Virdi
Australasian Supply Chain
Institute (ASCI) Oliver Gaillard
Elders
captures vast amounts of data to build
greater resilience across the supply chain
planning, inventory management, and
forecasting solutionsDr. Debdeep Banerjee
Dassault SystèmesC
Aditi Bhagwat
Manager
new staff and graduates, from negative perceptions to the lack of visibility
technologyAnastasia Tan
Medical Developments International Ltd (MDI) Sharn Wenston
Priestley’s Gourmet Delights Dean Fleischmann
IPC Asia Pacific Peter Bainbridge
Quad LockFady Award
Sydney TrainsSean Maguire
DHL Sharn Wenston
Priestley’s Gourmet Delights Chris Mousley
Virbac David Sanders
BestraneMark Parsons
BC SandsRahul Mehta
Orora GroupFrancis Murugan
Kuehne+NagelPaul Walsh
Industry Skills Australia Jonathan Lafforgue
NSW Port
Implement new practices to improve agility, performance, and adaptabilitySimon Hinds
CSL Behring (Australia)1
What steps have you taken to future proof your supply chain and build resilience? Tariffs and the changing landscape for global trade are disrupting supply chains worldwide. AI and machine learning are exponentially increasing in sophistication and never has it
more evident that our supply chains need to be agile. What steps have you taken to future proof your supply chain and build resilience?Greg West
Farthing West2
Align supply chain operations with ESG standards and adopt circular economy principles to minimise environmental impactAleksander Debicki
Pierre Fabrel3
Optimise supply chain strategies to balance cost, quality, and ethics while using data analytics for personalised consumer experiencesAditi Bhagwat
Manager4
Drive supply chain efficiency and scalability with AI, robotics, digital twins, and advanced analyticsIshan Galapathy
SCLAA NSW5
Build a future-ready supply chain workforce by attracting, upskilling, and retaining talent in an era of rapid technological changePANELLISTS:
Craig Dunlop
PharmaCare LaboratoriesVasudha JaiswaL
KenvueAnna Walton
HolyoakeSkye Reynolds
Acler

Inderjeet Virdi
Director
Australasian Supply Chain Institute (ASCI)
- How to build a comprehensive risk identification and assessment process across the full value chain—from sourcing to delivery.
- How to leverage risk insights to prioritize mitigation actions and allocate resources to the most critical vulnerabilities.
- How to drive resilience and agility through proactive, data-driven strategies that strengthen supply chain continuity and business performance.

Massimo Gianetto
Global Demand & Integrated Business Planning Director – Marine, Protective and Yacht Coatings
AkzoNobel
- Determining the strategic mix of digital optimisation and transformation
- Leveraging data and analytics to unlock greater value
- Collaborating with cross-functional business partners, suppliers and logistics partners
- The importance of process mapping and identifying opportunities to optimise and streamline processes
- Real-time Supply Chain Visibility: Cutting-edge supply chain ecosystem with all the raw materials suppliers that provides real-time data on inventory levels, order status, and shipment tracking.
- Predictive Analytics: Algorithms that forecast demand fluctuations, enabling proactive inventory management and order fulfillment.
- Customer-Centric: Platform for all customer interaction with a significant impact to boost omnichannel experience

Johnny Ivanyi
Supply Chain Sr. Director, Global Head of logistics CoE
Bayer Crop Science (International)
A

Massimo Giannetto
Global Demand & Integrated
Business Planning Director
Marine Protective & Yacht
Coatings
AkzoNobel
- Rapidly Responding to Market Changes: Discover how DDMRP empowers businesses to adjust quickly to fluctuations in demand and supply dynamics, enhancing overall responsiveness and customer satisfaction
- Reducing Working Capital and Boosting Logistics Performance: Learn how this bottling giant slashed working capital requirements while enhancing logistics efficiency, improving cash flow, and enabling better decision-making across the supply chain
- Simplicity that Drives Success: Learn how simplifying processes through DDMRP not only leads to significant flow through the supply chain but also reduces complexity in inventory management, whilst increasing team morale

Ueda Toshiro
Head of Operations Planning Group
Division
Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan

David MacDonald
Director of Retail (Oceania)
DP World Logistics
- Determine whether hubs remain cost-effective or have become more attractive due to geopolitical stability and strong talent pools
- Assess the role of hubs in reducing risks related to single points of operation and fiscal failure
- Optimise hub performance by balancing tax, operational, strategic, financial, and environmental factors
MODERATOR:

Paul Zalai
Director
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA)
PANELLISTS:

Aleksander Debicki
Operations Director
Pierre Fabre

Chris Mousley
Supply Chain Analytics Specialist
Virbac
B

Inderjeet Virdi
Director
Australasian Supply Chain
Institute (ASCI)
- Align cross-functional teams to work collaboratively, meeting customer demand and driving efficiency
- Integrate supply chain planning, financial analysis, and operational capacity to deliver goods on time and within budget
- Enhance agility and decision-making by leveraging data-driven insights and adapting to changing market conditions

Jay Dixit
Head of Supply Chain
Delonghi Australia and New Zealand
- Leverage segmentation and scenario analysis for holistic supply chain planning adopt AI enabled demand planning system to streamline processes and boost efficiency
- Demand sensing and KPI measurement to improve decision making and performance tracking
- Organisational design and talent development to prepare for the future of supply chains

Riaz Haque
Demand and Supply Planning Manager
AstraZeneca
- Identifying opportunities for efficiency, effectiveness and reliability across the supply chain from sourcing to warehousing and the last-mile
- Assessing the challenges and obstacles of AI integration from data privacy issues to reskilling
- Leveraging AI application to improve planning
- Understanding the problems of AI and how it relates to supply chain management
PANELLISTS:

Riaz Haque
Demand and Supply Planning Manager
AstraZeneca

Aiden Heke
Advisor, IRIS
Argon & Co

Fredy Delgado
Supply Chain Manager
Thales Australia
C

Aditi Bhagwat
International Supply Chain Manager
- Understanding the challenges
- Integrating Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) with supply chain sustainability performance
- Identifying the essential resources for successful S&OP implementation

Uelen Oliviera
Director, S&OP Transformation – APAC
McCain Foods
- What are key factors to consider?
- Discussing the challenges and roadblocks
- The importance of partnerships and communications
- Addressing wins and lessons learned
PANELLISTS:

Kris Dempsey
Head of Procurement, RTS
Downer Group

Ahmad Orya
Head of Supply Chain and Logistics
FreshFoods

Matt Perichon
Director, Logistics APAC
Who Gives a Crap
- Adopt sustainable practices: Reduce waste and integrate recycling
- Shift to a circular supply chain: Reuse materials and close the loop
- Enhance Scope 3 reporting: Track and manage supply chain emissions

Andrea Ocampo
Customer Experience Lead
Schneider Electric
Moderator:

Sarah Kerr
Vice President Sales APAC
Infios
Panellists:

Darren O’Connor
Director of Solution Deliver
Infios

Vinayak Shenoy
Head of Product Operations
T2 Tea

Simon Bergman
Head of DC Automation
and Systems Optimisation
Officeworks

Peter Ross
General Manager, Corporate Services, Merchandising & Supply Chain Technologies
Super Retail Group
- The role of communication and relationships in building a robust and resilient network
- Managing employee turnover and change
- Ensuring your tech stack works for you and your partners – expensive, high tech isn’t always the best fit
- Wins, lessons learned and next steps

Colin Hallett
Supply Chain Manager Aus/NZ
Weber-Stephen Products Co.
In a competitive supply chain landscape,
standing out is key. Generative AI empowers
businesses and individuals to articulate their
unique value propositions, embrace fresh ideas,
and craft compelling narratives. By levelling the
playing field, firms of all sizes can now compete
head-to-head, enhancing their chances of
success. Discover how leveraging AI can
transform communication, foster innovation, and help you win more work while establishing your distinct presence in the market.

Annelies Tjetjep
Implementation Manager
AutogenAI APAC
- Real-time Tracking: Monitor warehouse operations, transport routes, and delivery schedules to adjust for delays or bottlenecks as they happen
- Predictive Maintenance: Use data to identify and address potential equipment or infrastructure issues before they disrupt operations
- Scenario Testing: Simulate demand spikes, supplier changes, or new routes to implement efficient strategies without impacting the real-world network
Panellists:

Benjamin Wright
Head of Australian Logistics
Suntory Oceania

Prashanth Mysore
Senior Director of Strategic Business Development
Dassault Systèmes

Fredy Delgado
Supply Chain Manager
Thales Australia
- How fleet transformation can optimise supply chain efficiency and embed resilience
- How building a strong relationship with your partners can strengthen your supply chain, particularly in the not-for-profit sector
- What is the key to effective strategic partnerships?
- Exploring fleet management innovation and how it can be integrated into the supply chain

Nick Hilliard
Head of Supply Chain
SecondBite

Matt Perichon
Director, Logistics APAC
Who Gives a Crap
- Managing last mile delivery in places where suppliers are reticent to venture in
- The important role of effective demand planning and inventory management in managing downstream uncertainty
- Exploring outsourcing vs. Internal capability

Oronzo Suma
Chief Supply Chain Performance Management Officer
International Organisation
.
IRIS powered by Argon & Co will host an AI workshop for supply chain professionals seeking to understand more about the technology, its potential, risks and how to build a plan to deploy it and other automation technology within their business.
- Level setting: what is AI, why is it relevant to Supply Chain
- Supply chain & AI maturity: linking the AI opportunity to supply chain value
- Envision the future: art of the possible
- Build a plan: where to start, how to plan, real world uses and opportunities
- Secure the plan: considerations, risk management, people capability and partnership

Aiden Heke
Advisor, IRIS
Argon & Co
- Day 1
- Day 2
- Pos Con
- TIMING: What is “transformation” and when should it be applied over a continuous improvement approach?
- TALENT: The result of adding strategic capabilities to a workforce known for delivery.
- TENACITY: Understand how a digital reset has ignited end-to-end transformation across the supply chain (and business).

Matt Sheedy
VP Global Supply Chain Transformation
Cochlear
- Opportunities to boost resilience: skills and workforce, land use planning, productivity, and interoperability
- Establishing accountability and governance arrangements to drive better outcomes
- Exploring the proposed national priority action areas: decarbonisation, productivity, resilience, and data
MODERATOR:

Paul Zala
Director
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA)
Panellists:

Darren McNamara
Director Strategy – Freight
Transport for NSW

Aaron de Rozario
Executive Leader Regulatory Reform
National Transport Commission

Amir Hashemi
General Manager Supply Chain and Operations
Orora
- Leverage end-to-end supply chain integration to streamline operations and reduce inefficiencies
- Capitalise on AI/ML investments to enhance core metrics such as labour costs, asset utilisation, inventory working capital requirements, and more
- Improve demand forecast accuracy and agility in downstream and upstream operations
- Implement a holistic approach to optimise both cost reduction and value creation across the supply chain

Matt Michalewicz
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Complexica
- Foster collaboration: Strengthen integrated planning and communication with partners
- Invest in flexibility: Implement adaptable transportation management solutions
- Diversify sourcing: Explore and adopt alternative sourcing strategies

Rina Dewson
Chief Operating Officer
Confoil Australia and New Zealand
A

Ishan Galapathy
NSW Committee member
SCLAA NSW
- Identify the characteristics of the supply chain
- Analyse the characteristics of each segment
- Develop and implement strategies to meet the needs of each segment

Amir Hashemi
General Manager Supply Chain and
Operations
Orora
- Meet your supply, supplier, and procurement requirements
- Mitigate the risk of supplier source diversification and ensure resilience across your diverse supplier base
- Ensure inventory flexibility and efficiency through access to data and document automation

Haris Komarla
Head of Procurement and Supply
Chain
Hearing Australia
- Getting the basics right: fixing broken processes
- Rethinking roles and responsibilities
- Identify factors that are going to drive the most value

Peter Button
Director, Supply Chain and Manufacturing Operations
Mayne Pharma
B

Inderjeet Virdi
Director
Australasian Supply Chain
Institute (ASCI)
- Leveraging data and insights to identify and unlock greater value
- Addressing change resistance in a 185 year old, public traded organisation
- Exploring the benefits of automation, decision integration

Oliver Gaillard
Head of Supply Chain Planning
Elders
- Explore how QR code-based traceability
captures vast amounts of data to build
greater resilience across the supply chain - Examine how GenAI will optimise demand
planning, inventory management, and
forecasting solutions - Obtain actionable insights to drive greater efficiencies across business operations

Dr. Debdeep Banerjee
Industry Process Consultant
Senior Manager
Dassault Systèmes
- Implement cloud-based technologies to create a digital backbone that scales infrastructure to support business needs
- Seamlessly connect internal business systems, such as ERP, to external trading partners
- Drive innovation across the entire supply chain to enhance performance and customer satisfaction
C

Aditi Bhagwat
International Supply Chain
Manager
- Unpacking the biggest challenges in attracting
new staff and graduates, from negative perceptions to the lack of visibility - How do you reframe supply chain as a profession for new graduates
- Skills-gap postmortem: what are the underlying factors and how can they be addressed
- Upskilling staff to stay ahead of evolving
technology - Rethinking the supply chain workplace
Panellists:

Anastasia Tan
Head of Operations and Supply Chain
Medical Developments International Ltd (MDI)

Sharn Wenston
Head of Supply Chain
Priestley’s Gourmet Delights

Dean Fleischmann
Head of Strategic Sourcing
IPC Asia Pacific
- Addressing the Skills Gap & Evolving Job Requirements in Supply Chain
- Strategies for Talent Attraction and Retention in light of the perception of Supply Chain as a career
- How to develop sustainable career pathways in Supply Chain

Peter Bainbridge
Chief Operating Officer
Quad Lock
- Real-world lessons from the frontline: what actually happens when the chaos hits
- Why leadership is your best supply chain buffer — and how to show up under pressure
- Keeping your team motivated when the only constant is disruption
- Using humour, honesty, and human connection to build team resilience
- Addressing workforce burnout and mental fatigue with practical strategies
- Equipping your leaders to think clearly and lead calmly, even in the middle of the storm

Fady Award
Logistics Manager / Services Support Coordinator – MMC, Fleet Maintenance Division
Sydney Trains
How to decide whether to outsource and how to select the right partner and how to make the relationship a success

Sean Maguire
Vice President Retail &4PL
DHL
- Planning for interruptions and disruptions extreme weather and other unforeseen events
- Ensuring your supply chain is agile and set up to respond to disruptions
- Challenges and lessons learned

Sharn Wenston
Head of Supply Chain
Priestley’s Gourmet Delights
- Third-Party Vulnerabilities: Conduct thorough due diligence and regular security audits to reduce third-party vulnerabilities
- Employee Awareness Training: Foster a culture of scepticism and teach employees how to identify suspicious communications to reduce the risk of social engineering attacks
- Data Breaches: Implement encryption, access controls, and regular security assessments to safeguard sensitive information and mitigate the risk of ransomware

Chris Mousley
Supply Chain Analytics Specialist
Virbac
- Process mapping and identifying areas for improvement
- Seamlessly connect internal business systems, such as ERP/SCM, to external trading partners
- Drive innovation across the entire supply chain to enhance performance, partner outcomes and customer satisfaction
- Enhance visibility across the supply chain by implementing end-to-end automation solutions that provide real-time data on inventory levels and order statuses, allowing for informed decision-making
Panellists:

David Sanders
Managing Director
Bestrane

Mark Parsons
Managing Director
BC Sands

Rahul Mehta
Demand and Customer Service Manager
Orora Group
- Adapting to Geopolitical Shifts: Understanding how global political dynamics impact Australia’s domestic supply chain and contribute to industry skill shortages.
- Addressing Skill Shortages: Exploring strategies to mitigate the knock-on effects of skill shortages on domestic supply chains, with insights from industry leaders.
- Infrastructure and Workforce Development: Examining the role of ports, airports, and rail networks in future-proofing Australia’s supply chain infrastructure and supporting workforce growth.
- Government and Industry Collaboration: Discussing opportunities for government involvement in addressing job skills and supporting long-term supply chain resilience.

Francis Murugan
Managing Director
Kuehne+Nagel

Paul Walsh
Chief Excutive Officer
Industry Skills Australia

Jonathan Lafforgue
General Manager Operations
and Environment
NSW Port
- Develop a clear vision and roadmap: Align resource capacity and secure staff buy-in to drive transformation
- Design a modern supply chain model: Create competitive ecosystems to enhance efficiency and collaboration
- Establish innovative ways of working:
Implement new practices to improve agility, performance, and adaptability

Simon Hinds
Senior Director, Site Supply Chain
CSL Behring (Australia)
1
Changing landscape for global trade:
What steps have you taken to future proof your supply chain and build resilience? Tariffs and the changing landscape for global trade are disrupting supply chains worldwide. AI and machine learning are exponentially increasing in sophistication and never has it
more evident that our supply chains need to be agile. What steps have you taken to future proof your supply chain and build resilience?

Greg West
Managing Director
Farthing West
2
Sustainability & ESG:
Align supply chain operations with ESG standards and adopt circular economy principles to minimise environmental impact

Aleksander Debicki
Operations Director
Pierre Fabrel
3
The impact of recent tariffs on international trade:
Optimise supply chain strategies to balance cost, quality, and ethics while using data analytics for personalised consumer experiences

Aditi Bhagwat
International Supply Chain
Manager
4
Process Excellence in Supply Chain:
Drive supply chain efficiency and scalability with AI, robotics, digital twins, and advanced analytics

Ishan Galapathy
NSW Committee member
SCLAA NSW
5
Risk Management in Supply Chain:
Build a future-ready supply chain workforce by attracting, upskilling, and retaining talent in an era of rapid technological change
- Define service levels: Explore as-a-service models to enhance flexibility and scalability
- Integrate agility: Embed agility into the design, sourcing, manufacturing, and transportation of products
- Prioritise value creation: Focus on creating value with suppliers, rather than solely reducing costs, to achieve shared goals
PANELLISTS:

Craig Dunlop
Head of Distribution and Logistics
PharmaCare Laboratories

Vasudha JaiswaL
Director of Operations
Kenvue

Anna Walton
National Supply Chain Manager
Holyoake

Skye Reynolds
Head of Supply Chain
Acler
Join us at the end of day one for cocktails, canapes, and the opportunity to network with your peers, speakers, and sponsors

Inderjeet Virdi
Director
Australasian Supply Chain Institute (ASCI)
- How to build a comprehensive risk identification and assessment process across the full value chain—from sourcing to delivery.
- How to leverage risk insights to prioritize mitigation actions and allocate resources to the most critical vulnerabilities.
- How to drive resilience and agility through proactive, data-driven strategies that strengthen supply chain continuity and business performance.

Massimo Gianetto
Global Demand & Integrated Business Planning Director – Marine, Protective and Yacht Coatings
AkzoNobel
- Determining the strategic mix of digital optimisation and transformation
- Leveraging data and analytics to unlock greater value
- Collaborating with cross-functional business partners, suppliers and logistics partners
- The importance of process mapping and identifying opportunities to optimise and streamline processes
- Real-time Supply Chain Visibility: Cutting-edge supply chain ecosystem with all the raw materials suppliers that provides real-time data on inventory levels, order status, and shipment tracking.
- Predictive Analytics: Algorithms that forecast demand fluctuations, enabling proactive inventory management and order fulfillment.
- Customer-Centric: Platform for all customer interaction with a significant impact to boost omnichannel experience

Johnny Ivanyi
Supply Chain Sr. Director, Global Head of logistics CoE
Bayer Crop Science (International)
A

Massimo Giannetto
Global Demand & Integrated
Business Planning Director
Marine Protective & Yacht
Coatings
AkzoNobel
- Rapidly Responding to Market Changes: Discover how DDMRP empowers businesses to adjust quickly to fluctuations in demand and supply dynamics, enhancing overall responsiveness and customer satisfaction
- Reducing Working Capital and Boosting Logistics Performance: Learn how this bottling giant slashed working capital requirements while enhancing logistics efficiency, improving cash flow, and enabling better decision-making across the supply chain
- Simplicity that Drives Success: Learn how simplifying processes through DDMRP not only leads to significant flow through the supply chain but also reduces complexity in inventory management, whilst increasing team morale

Ueda Toshiro
Head of Operations Planning Group
Division
Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan

David MacDonald
Director of Retail (Oceania)
DP World Logistics
- Determine whether hubs remain cost-effective or have become more attractive due to geopolitical stability and strong talent pools
- Assess the role of hubs in reducing risks related to single points of operation and fiscal failure
- Optimise hub performance by balancing tax, operational, strategic, financial, and environmental factors
MODERATOR:

Paul Zalai
Director
Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA)
PANELLISTS:

Aleksander Debicki
Operations Director
Pierre Fabre

Chris Mousley
Supply Chain Analytics Specialist
Virbac
B

Inderjeet Virdi
Director
Australasian Supply Chain
Institute (ASCI)
- Align cross-functional teams to work collaboratively, meeting customer demand and driving efficiency
- Integrate supply chain planning, financial analysis, and operational capacity to deliver goods on time and within budget
- Enhance agility and decision-making by leveraging data-driven insights and adapting to changing market conditions

Jay Dixit
Head of Supply Chain
Delonghi Australia and New Zealand
- Leverage segmentation and scenario analysis for holistic supply chain planning adopt AI enabled demand planning system to streamline processes and boost efficiency
- Demand sensing and KPI measurement to improve decision making and performance tracking
- Organisational design and talent development to prepare for the future of supply chains

Riaz Haque
Demand and Supply Planning Manager
AstraZeneca
- Identifying opportunities for efficiency, effectiveness and reliability across the supply chain from sourcing to warehousing and the last-mile
- Assessing the challenges and obstacles of AI integration from data privacy issues to reskilling
- Leveraging AI application to improve planning
- Understanding the problems of AI and how it relates to supply chain management
PANELLISTS:

Riaz Haque
Demand and Supply Planning Manager
AstraZeneca

Aiden Heke
Advisor, IRIS
Argon & Co

Fredy Delgado
Supply Chain Manager
Thales Australia
C

Aditi Bhagwat
International Supply Chain Manager
- Understanding the challenges
- Integrating Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) with supply chain sustainability performance
- Identifying the essential resources for successful S&OP implementation

Uelen Oliviera
Director, S&OP Transformation – APAC
McCain Foods
- What are key factors to consider?
- Discussing the challenges and roadblocks
- The importance of partnerships and communications
- Addressing wins and lessons learned
PANELLISTS:

Kris Dempsey
Head of Procurement, RTS
Downer Group

Ahmad Orya
Head of Supply Chain and Logistics
FreshFoods

Matt Perichon
Director, Logistics APAC
Who Gives a Crap
- Adopt sustainable practices: Reduce waste and integrate recycling
- Shift to a circular supply chain: Reuse materials and close the loop
- Enhance Scope 3 reporting: Track and manage supply chain emissions

Andrea Ocampo
Customer Experience Lead
Schneider Electric
Moderator:

Sarah Kerr
Vice President Sales APAC
Infios
Panellists:

Darren O’Connor
Director of Solution Deliver
Infios

Vinayak Shenoy
Head of Product Operations
T2 Tea

Simon Bergman
Head of DC Automation
and Systems Optimisation
Officeworks

Peter Ross
General Manager, Corporate Services, Merchandising & Supply Chain Technologies
Super Retail Group
- The role of communication and relationships in building a robust and resilient network
- Managing employee turnover and change
- Ensuring your tech stack works for you and your partners – expensive, high tech isn’t always the best fit
- Wins, lessons learned and next steps

Colin Hallett
Supply Chain Manager Aus/NZ
Weber-Stephen Products Co.
In a competitive supply chain landscape,
standing out is key. Generative AI empowers
businesses and individuals to articulate their
unique value propositions, embrace fresh ideas,
and craft compelling narratives. By levelling the
playing field, firms of all sizes can now compete
head-to-head, enhancing their chances of
success. Discover how leveraging AI can
transform communication, foster innovation, and help you win more work while establishing your distinct presence in the market.

Annelies Tjetjep
Implementation Manager
AutogenAI APAC
- Real-time Tracking: Monitor warehouse operations, transport routes, and delivery schedules to adjust for delays or bottlenecks as they happen
- Predictive Maintenance: Use data to identify and address potential equipment or infrastructure issues before they disrupt operations
- Scenario Testing: Simulate demand spikes, supplier changes, or new routes to implement efficient strategies without impacting the real-world network
Panellists:

Benjamin Wright
Head of Australian Logistics
Suntory Oceania

Prashanth Mysore
Senior Director of Strategic Business Development
Dassault Systèmes

Fredy Delgado
Supply Chain Manager
Thales Australia
- How fleet transformation can optimise supply chain efficiency and embed resilience
- How building a strong relationship with your partners can strengthen your supply chain, particularly in the not-for-profit sector
- What is the key to effective strategic partnerships?
- Exploring fleet management innovation and how it can be integrated into the supply chain

Nick Hilliard
Head of Supply Chain
SecondBite

Matt Perichon
Director, Logistics APAC
Who Gives a Crap
- Managing last mile delivery in places where suppliers are reticent to venture in
- The important role of effective demand planning and inventory management in managing downstream uncertainty
- Exploring outsourcing vs. Internal capability

Oronzo Suma
Chief Supply Chain Performance Management Officer
International Organisation
.
IRIS powered by Argon & Co will host an AI workshop for supply chain professionals seeking to understand more about the technology, its potential, risks and how to build a plan to deploy it and other automation technology within their business.
- Level setting: what is AI, why is it relevant to Supply Chain
- Supply chain & AI maturity: linking the AI opportunity to supply chain value
- Envision the future: art of the possible
- Build a plan: where to start, how to plan, real world uses and opportunities
- Secure the plan: considerations, risk management, people capability and partnership

Aiden Heke
Advisor, IRIS
Argon & Co
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