Strategist and scientist with over ten years of experience in cybersecurity in various industries, focused on cyber defense and risk management. Interdisciplinary education within computer science, business management and security studies. Filip deals with the issues of organization, coordination, and consistency of approaches to solving systemic problems. Professionally, he manages the global unit of detection and response to cyber threats in the IT and OT environments

Didier Odorico is the Director of Risk management Integrated Supply Chain and member of the Enterprise Risk Management team at BD a leading global medical technology company. With more than 30 years’ experience in Supply chain and Enterprise risk management, Didier supports BD efforts to increase the resilience of its global supply chain. Before Joining BD early 2022, Didier was leading the Enterprise Risk Management Process at Tetra Pak since 2005. Beyond the typical Operational Risk management framework, he has also developed the Corporate Governance Framework, including Policy management, Internal control and Assurance activities across all risk areas and embedded risk management technics and insights in Business planning and Strategy planning processes. Before Tetra Pak, Didier work for FM Global for 13 years where he was leading the Global Services Engineering department. His risk management philosophy is that any single risk management activity should improve management decisions and provide stakeholders transparency. To achieve this, simplicity and clarity of insights, backed up by a Realtime flow of data-driven risk indicators is key to success. Didier is a member of the scientific committee for the Risk-!n conference and formally at the Conference Board European Strategic risk Council. He is regularly invited as speaker in various risk management conferences (FERMA, GRC EMEA, ERMA…) Didier Odorico, 58 is a Mechanical Engineer from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA Lyon) and certified A.R.M (Associate in Risk Management)

Zera Zheng is the Head of Business Resilience in Lead Logistics at Maersk. Her vast experience in building robust business resilience programmes and managing disruption responses has ensured the continuity of customer supply chains, through intervention activities.

In 2020, Zera and her team created resilience programs for supply chain logistics, which were awarded the Business Continuity Institute Award. In 2021, Zera spearheaded the invention of the Maersk Supply Chain Resilience Model, a tool that facilitates customers in shoring resilience in their supply chains.

Jian has a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master Degree in Business Administration. With his more than 15 years of experience in Supply Chain Management and Procurement, Jian has been working for different multinational automotive and manufacturing companies in different functions and countries (HELLA Group, Liebherr Group, Robert Bosch GmbH). At the meantime Jian is a certified Senior Project Manager according to International Project Management Association as a senior project manager in his management consulting career in cooperation with Top 500 Forbes Global companies. Jian has deep knowledge in global end-to-end supply chain and procurement management. Currently he is leading the HELLA corporate supply chain risk management team with the target to set up an end-to-end supply chain risk management process by implementation of new technologies across different business functions worldwide.

Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Gottschalk

VP SC Strategy and Global Engineering & Technology Development, Beiersdorf AG.

Sebastian is leading Beiersdorf’s global manufacturing investments and network transformation, is responsible for Digitalization and Sustainability in production and Manufacturing Technology.

Sebastian is a Mechanical Engineer by education and an experienced Supply Chain and manufacturing leader. Before his current role, he constructed and led Beiersdorf’s biggest overseas facility in Mexico, has built Beiersdorf´s global production efficiency program and production network development and worked for several years in consulting.

Mike is Head of Supply Chain Information Risk for international law firm Pinsent Masons, where he has developed and implemented a methodology and process to assess supply chain and third party information risk.   Based in London and with a global remit, he is also the lead for any client related information security assurance matters and obligations. The latter entails relaying the Firm’s information security framework and controls to meet the needs of a wide and extensive client base (many of whom operate in a regulated environment).  Previously at Iron Mountain (UK) , Mike was given a UK remit of expansion of ISO27001 certification scope before becoming responsible for regulatory and customer focused Information Security compliance across Europe and Asia.  He has also held a number of positions in the area of employee background screening.  In this field he worked for Kroll (as a background screening service provider) and Iron Mountain (embedding an internal vetting process).  His early career included various security related roles and environments at the UK Government Home Office, ranging from the prison service through to subsequent analytical roles at the UK’s Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA). He finished an eleven year career with the UK Home Office specialising in South Asian political, human rights and security related matters for the immigration service

Guillermo holds a Master in Science and Engineering in Technology Management and Business Strategy from the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering and the Wharton Business School. He is a Doctoral Candidate in Business Administration at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Guillermo is a Senior Technology Executive and Chief of Innovation in the elite SAP Business Transformation group, focusing on Business and Technical Digital Transformations, leading multimillion-dollar SAP global programs with Fortune-500 companies. Extensive experience defining enterprise architecture strategy and solutions advising C-level executives in digital business transformation using states of the art technologies, like SAP HANA, cloud, mobile, big data, and cognitive solutions.

Guillermo designed the Cognitive Data fabric that integrates IoT Big Data, Machine Learning, and SAP HANA Analytics that triggers SAP S4 transactions using the SAP Leonardo Platform, and prior designed Intelligent Tax Supply solutions for transfer pricing models for Fortune-100 companies in the Pharmaceutical, Oil, and Gas, Chemicals and Consumer Product industries.

Thought leader and author of several SAP In-Memory and Business Intelligence articles and Blogs with more than ten thousand readers.

Guillermo's Global experience includes long-term assignments in four countries and multiple digital and business transformation projects in more than forty countries in America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Practicing cybersecurity expert and engineer (12+ years). Security Development Lifecycle (SDL): launching and implementation, Brought to market products and services, Managed complex security projects, Advised customers: cyber security strategy, business development and value of products. Current role: responsible for SW Security at Intel, helping teams to grow in Security and managing Product Security programs at Intel, recognized as the Intel Blue belt in Security.

Richard has spent his entire career working within the maritime industry with a particular focus on the carriage of physical commodities. After working for two of the leading independent rice trading companies, Richard created HR Maritime in 2008 in order to provide bespoke professional services and training to the Trading and Shipping Industry. HR Maritime enjoys a wide range of clients both in Geneva and in the wider Shipping and Trading Community. Richard has a passion for teaching and assisting companies to reduce inefficiencies wherever possible. Richard also works extensively with exporters and importers from less developed countries to help them access the global market and increase their involvement in the entire value chain. Richard is increasingly focusing on the requirements and opportunities presented by the need for decarbonisation and more generally achieving sustainability in the business of Trading, Shipping, Finance and supply chain logistics. Richard is the President of the Geneva branch of The Propeller Club and a Fellow of The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. Unrelated to his daily work but a source of immense pride, Richard is also the President of SOS Mediterrannee Suisse

Michael Crooymans is a seasoned and passionate continuity and resilience expert. He currently a continuity manager at the Rabobank. Prior to this he was the global resilience officer at Signify (formerly Philips Lighting). Before that he was a Business and ICT continuity consultant for many years. Michael is an enthusiastic and active volunteer for a number of organisations including: the Business Continuity Institute (BCI), International Standards Organization (ISO) and the Resilience Alliance. At the BCI he leads the Netherlands Chapter, is a former global board member, is an awards judge and has contributed to the BCI Good Practice Guide. At ISO he is involved in the development and reviews of standards related to BCM, Organizational Resilience and Crisis Management. At the resilience alliance he is involved in projects aimed at improving community resilience.

I am a passionate leader in supply chain management with a PhD in logistics management from ETH Zurich. My aim is to build efficient and sustainable supply chains and to develop high performing teams. I have expertise in leading teams in materials management and warehousing with a focus on business strategy, strategic supply chain management and data analysis.

Engineer in Electronics and in Industrial management by Politechnical University of Valencia and Tampere Teknilinen Korkeakoulu.

Executive MBA by EAE Business School in Spain and specialist in Logistics and Digital by ITENE and specialist in Digital Transformation by MIT.

With more than 20 years of working experience in positions of responsibility in the Quality, Operations Management and Supply Chain areas. From SMEs with a technological profile to international experiences in multinational companies, always with the same focus: a continuous improvement increasing value and reducing costs and wastes. Currently member of board of directors at Reunion Industrial, holding the position of Supply Chain Manager.

Maximilian is a member of the Management Team at Deutsche Aircraft and the Director of Supply Chain and Quality at this Munich-based Aircraft OEM.
He is the founder of EuroTelemedicine Ltd., a MedTech start-up aiming at democratizing access to advanced healthcare management for everyone: an integrator of mobile solutions.
Prior, he has seen through the development of the latest commercial aircraft programs and contributed to the industrialization and manufacturing of more than 3000 Airbus aircraft.
Maximilian was awarded a full scholarship for the European Business School, London, where he graduated in Finance with a First Class Honors sandwich degree (with several stints in IT, Chemicals and FMCG); he earned his Master of Business Administration from Rochester Institute of Technology, New York, in 2005. Maximilian is currently researching at the University of Southern Queensland in the area of supply-chain resilience in aerospace.
Maximilian is a polyglot including Portuguese and Mandarin, besides Spanish, French and German.
Maximilian joined Airbus’ headquarter in Toulouse in the 2005 accelerated-talent-entry program. In the following decade, Maximilian worked in Quality, Final Assembly Line, Project and Program Management and Procurement. He contributed to the internationalization of the Group with assignments across Europe (Madrid, Toulouse) and Asia (Tianjin, Beijing, Busan). Notably, Maximilian managed the operations of an insolvent supplier and their factories in Spain during 2011/12 and he set-up the quality logistics on the A320 Final Assembly Line in China from 2008-2011. Between 2013 and 2018, as Head of Airbus Supplier Development ASEAN and Asia Pacific, overlooking a remote, transnational team and maturing a diverse supplier base of >30 aerospace companies to secure the next 6900 aircraft on order.
In early 2018, Maximilian set-up a financial consulting business in Brazil's capital, focusing on equity in emerging markets and technology. He then partnered with the leader in Brazil for digital healthcare, to set-up a joint venture that grew into the stand-alone EuroTelemedicine.

Rachael has twenty years’ experience leading commercial research within organizations such as HSBC, BDO LLP, Marakon Associates, CBRE and BCMS. She has particular expertise in the technology & telecoms, retail, manufacturing and real estate sectors. Her research has been used in Parliament to help develop government industrial strategy and her research barometers have been regularly used by the mainstream media. Rachael joined the BCI in 2018 and is responsible for leading all the Associations member-led thought leadership reports, of which supply chain resilience is one of the most popular subjects.

I am excited to work with our Marsh JLT Specialty Cyber team as we combine our expertise in risk management to tackle the growing cyber security threats and improve cyber resiliency for European companies.

Most of my time involves sales activities, talking to clients about their cyber risk journey and how Marsh can assist them. Including setting up strategic partnerships. I am also working on a European level in coordinating Marketing/PR and Business Development efforts with respect to our cyber offerings

Joined Sage in September 2017 and since April 2021 responsible for running the Global Business Continuity Management (BCM) program to implement all relevant business continuity management processes across whole Sage including to lead the global BCM team and support the effectiveness of the Crisis Management Team. Cyber Risk and Business Continuity Professional evidenced on over 15 years’ experience, Certified and Experienced, working among all corporate levels with ability to act in multiple activities and work under pressure. Bachelor of Technology, Master Business Administration in Information Security Management and Certified Business Continuity professional. In July 2020 I published my first article for the BCI (Business Continuity Institute) entitled “Supply Chain Security – Why you need an effective program to be truly resilient” and in April 2021 another one entitled as “Increase Resilience by “non-siloed” working practices”. The next chapter will be publishing my first book.

Nnamdi is a Specialist Risk Engineer - Supply Chain,  with Zurich Resilience Solutions UK. His primary focus is supporting customers with better understanding their end to end value chains, with the purpose of identifying their supply chain risks and supporting with building resilience against these risks.

Nnamdi has 20 years' experience in various Supply Chain functions to include, Procurement, Strategic Sourcing , Contract Management, Operational Materials Planning, Supplier Quality Management and Logistics. His experience is spread across several Industries such as Oil & Gas (Downstream), Commercial Vehicle, Power Generation, Aviation & Aerospace, as well as Niche Automotive and Chemicals Distribution. He has a B.Eng Degree in Chemical Engineering as well as a MSc Degree in Engineering Management, specialising in Supply Chain Management, he is also a certified 6 Sigma Green Belt Practitioner with MCIPS accreditation from The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).

Mark’s experience in Supply Chain leadership spans 40 years. In that time, he has led teams in sales, customer service, logistics, distribution, global trade operations & compliance, procurement, sustainability, supplier diversity, supply chain training, and supply chain strategy. Additional experience includes 24 years with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) including Chairman of the Board. He also serves as Chairman St Louis University Center of Supply Chain Excellence, and Northwestern University NUTC Business Advisory Council board member, and has served as global board member for WEConnect International, consistent with his belief in the value diversity brings to the supply chain. He facilitates supply chain policy development at the EU & US Federal level, teaches executive courses at the university level, is broadly published in numerous supply chain & business media, and speaks at conferences worldwide. In 2018, Mark was inducted into the prestigious DC Velocity Rainmakers.

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Dedicated to keep businesses in business while facing climate change and severe weather.

27 years of experience in bringing together data and technology for clients in more than 27 countries on all continents covering industries like Telco, Oil & Gas, Retail, Energy & Water Utilities, Food & Beverage, Government & Cities and High-tech.

Daniel Reiners | Application Sr. Manager - Global Oracle Practice | Kalypso

Daniel is an Application Senior Manager of the Oracle Practice at Kalypso and member of the global leadership team. Kalypso delivers digital transformation as part of the Systems and Solution business of Rockwell Automation. As a trusted business advisor in Supply Chain Planning consulting and information technology in the areas of logistics modeling and integration between different systems his focus is on delivering and implementing process and technology solutions.  Daniel has a University Diploma in Economics with majors in computer science and financial management and has over 20 years consulting experience in supply chain information technologies.

Before he joined AVATA in 2003, Daniel was running his own business in information technologies and computer services. As Functional Consultant he started his career on implementation projects for on-premises software in the area of Production Distribution Planning and Demand Management. As solution architect he was leading Demantra Demand Management, S&OP, and Integrated Business Planning projects globally with focus on process optimization. Since 2007 Daniel is managing implementation projects for large enterprise companies and mid-size businesses in several industries such as Pharmaceutical, Food & Beverage, High-tech, Chemicals, Oil & Gas, and Consumer Good industries in America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. In 2017 he was the solution architect and project manager on the first Oracle Supply Chain Planning implementation project at AVATA. Before joining Kalypso as Application Sr. Manager in 2022 as part of an acquisition he was leading the EMEA Practice of AVATA as Principal Consultant

Graduate in Automation Technology from the Krefeld university, Uwe Kueppers started his professional career 1986

Uwe has more than 25 years experience in the manufacturing environment and with industrial software and automation products. He spent 5 years as an application engineer with Schiess a major manufacturer of heavy machine tool builder before he started to be involved of developing the first Industrial pc´s and the use of pc equipment to control and optimize palletize systems. Prior to Incuity and Wonderware, Uwe has built up the sales area for an engineering company and sold automation solution to all kinds of manufacturing segments. After running his own business Uwe joined Wonderware in 1994 as regional sale manager in the west part of Germany. 1995 he moved to the head quarter in the US to develop the OEM program. In this timeframe Uwe gained also international expirience in Asia. Since 1997 he was leading the sales organization of the German operation including the ERP and Maintenance sales which came through Wonderware in 1999. January 2001 he took over the position as managing director in Scandinavia where he was building up the new entity which was created in April 2001 with a clear focus on adding value to their customers business. In 2003 Uwe became the additional responsibility of the German operation as Managing Director. April 2005 he exepted the position as Director Business Development and Marketing EMEA where he was responsible for extending the established markets and grow new emergency market segments or area. Together with his Marketing manager he developed the marketing strategies for Wonderware in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. His primary goal was to grow significant the business in EMEA as well as identifying new potential business segments.

In April 2006 he opened Incuity Systems GmbH representing Incuity Software Inc. in Europe. His primary goal was to grow the business with Incuity in the area of Business Intelligence for Manufacturing with it´s product Incuity EMI. To built up a company with a new product for a new market segment with a new company name has been a real challenge. He has built up his company Incuity Systems GmbH to provide now service, support, sales and marketing for all european and Middle east countries.

Since the aqusition of Incuity by Rockwell automation Uwe was responsible as Director of Software for the EMEA region for Information solution and since 2012 he has focused as a senior Business Consultant  on the CPG and Discrete segment within EMEA. Since October 2020 Uwe is now a Manager of Kalypso a professional service firm and a wholy owned Rockwell Automation Company.

Since Jan 2014 Uwe was also appointed to the Chairman of the EMEA board of Mesa International a non profitable association focusing since more than 20 years on Manufacturing.

Uwe Kueppers is married and has a son and a daughter.

Glen Campbell is the Supply Chain Strategy Director in EMEA for Oracle’s Supply Chain Planning Solutions and has more than 25 years’ experience in the SCM industry.

In this role, Glen works directly with Oracle's Product Development and Strategy teams, as well as with customers, partners and prospects who use, or are interested in using, Oracle Supply Chain Planning Solutions.

Glen has been involved in supply chain planning software since the late 1990’s and during that period has helped customers from multiple industries to improve their supply chain planning processes. These industries include, Life Sciences, Hi-Tech, Consumer Goods, Oil & Gas, Automotive, Industrial Manufacturing as well as Food & Beverage.

Basel Halak is an Associate Professor in secure electronics and the Director of the Cyber Security Academy, University of Southampton. He is also a Visiting Scholar with the Technical University of Kaiserslautern, an Industrial Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and a National Teaching Fellow of Advance HE U.K. He has published more than 100 refereed conference and journal papers and authored five books on the security and reliability of electronic devices and systems. His research interests include hardware security, digital design, and embedded systems. He is with several technical program committees, such as HOST, IEEE DATE, DAC, IVSW, ICCCA, ICCCS, MTV, and EWME. He is a member of the Hardware Security Working Group of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). He is an Associate Editor of IEEE Access and the Editor of the IET Circuits, Devices and Systems Journal

Greg is the Founder of The Supply Chain Risk Management Consortium- (30) companies and 1,700 supply chain risk pros who bring skills, solutions and methodologies that help to Identify, Assess, Mitigate and Manage Supply Chain Risk. He has been a Supply Chain Executive for several Fortune 100’s. He’s been a Supply Chain Executive Consultant for IBM, has taught Supply Chain Risk Management for 10 years at Lehigh University and is Adjunct Professor teaching Enterprise Risk Management for Villanova University’s EMBA program. Greg has presented papers on and has managed consulting engagements in supply chain and risk management. Greg was APICS’ 1997 International Society President. He is well published, a frequent speaker at conferences, seminars, webinars and dinner meetings. Greg and Dr. Robert J. Trent, of Lehigh University, have co-authored a new book, “Supply Chain Risk Management: An Emerging Discipline

Kamil J. Mizgier works as Global Supplier Relationship and Risk Management Leader at Dow. Prior to this role, he has gained professional experience in risk management, among others, at BNY Mellon and UBS. He has published more than twenty academic and practitioner articles on supply chain risk management. He obtained his Master's degree in Applied Physics from the Warsaw University of Technology and a PhD in Supply Chain Management at ETH Zurich.

Philip is a Partner within Kearney, a leading global top management consulting firm. I’m located at firm’s Zurich office and belong to the Swiss leadership team. As core member of the Strategic Operations Practice is support clients across industries in the areas of manufacturing strategy, value chain optimization and transformation, as well as digitalization in the supply chain. Philip holds a PhD in SCM from the University of St.Gallen (HSG) and Master of Science degree in Industrial Engineering from the TU Darmstadt (Germany) and the National University of Singapore

Professor for Supply Chain Management at the SRH University Berlin since 2021. Supply Chain implementation and strategy consulting work at PRTM (director) and BESTgroup (managing director) for over 25 years in automotive, high-tech, chemical, pharmaceutical and capital equipment industries. Head of the Kiel plant of AEG for low voltage switch gear, project manager at AEG Frankfurt for operations projects, managing director of BOGEN Electronic GmbH. Work in operations management at WZL RWTH Aachen and study of mechanical engineering at RWTH Aachen

Jim leads the team building Cosmic Frog at Optilogic. He has spent the last 25 years building and consulting with supply chain design software, working with many of the world’s leading companies to improve their supply chains. Jim started building design software in the 1990s bringing MIP optimization into supply chain modeling. He went on to manage the supply chain modeling practice at Deloitte before joining Barloworld and leading the team that built CAST. At LLamasoft Jim led the team building App Studio then went on to lead the solution architecture group working with customers globally to implement solutions in the design and planning arenas. Because he’s so passionate about supply chain design and its importance to the world’s future, Jim is excited to have a part in creating the first true SaaS design platform to support better decision-making. Jim lives in Scotland and when not designing software and building models enjoys kayaking, open water swimming and hiking.

Lisa is a Partner in Baringa's Procurement and Commercial practice and has over 25 years experience in all aspects of Procurement including supplier risk management, category management and complex sourcing. Her client base spans most sectors – FMCG, Utilities, Retail, Financial Services. Prior to joining Baringa Lisa held various senior procurement roles in industry (BMW, Amey, Diageo), worked as a Managing Consultant at PA and then spent 8 years as a Director at KPMG. Lisa has an Mphil from Cambridge University, a Degree from Aston University and is a Fellow of CIPS.

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