Institute for Supply Management unveils its 30 under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) has unveiled its 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars.

The listing, now in its fifth year, shines a spotlight on supply chain professionals who are 30 or younger that demonstrate leadership, innovation, collaboration and other outstanding attributes at work and through their professional associations.

Sponsored by Proxima, ISM looks to bridge the talent gap in procurement and supply management and hopes that the list will provide role models to the supply chain professionals of the future.

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"The accomplishments and talents of this group are remarkable," said Tom Derry, CEO of ISM. "They stand out for their entrepreneurial spirit, strategic innovations, digital problem-solving, and abilities to drive and showcase value enterprise-wide. These next-generation leaders are providing their organizations with a powerful competitive advantage on the worldwide stage."

"The latest 30 Under 30 winners exemplify the new generation of supply chain leadership," said Derry. "They demonstrate daily what impactful, high-performers can achieve in this profession."

Look out for an exclusive interview with Tom Derry and Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Supply Chain Digital.
 

The full list of the ISM 30 Under 30 winners include:

• Alfredo I. Ramirez, principal supply chain subcontracts specialist, Northrop Grumman Corporation (San Diego).

• Amanda Kachinsky, strategic sourcing manager, procurement, bluebird bio (Cambridge, Massachusetts).

• Angela Monzo, commodity manager, U.S. Steel Corporation (Pittsburgh).

• Brittney Manzagol, category activation manager, Danone North America (Denver).

• Brooks Williamson, area logistics coordinator, Shell Corporation (New Orleans).

• Charlotte Delepine, CCWP, senior manager, procurement for mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, GlaxoSmithKline (London).

• Daniela Osio, global risk management leader, DuPont (Wilmington, Delaware).

• Elizabeth Skipor, consultant, Source One Management Services (Chicago).

• Eric Burlingame, logistics engineering manager, The Volvo Group (Macungie, Pennsylvania).

• Eric Solomon, senior manager global logistics, logistics services, Starbucks (Seattle).

• Fan Yang, CPSM, contracting officer and team lead, U.S. Postal Service (Washington, D.C.).

• Grace Gunner, CPSM, senior sourcing consultant, MetLife (Cary, North Carolina).

• Greg Warnert, logistics strategy lead, Shell Corporation (New Orleans).

• Jasdeep Sandhu, global category leader, digital and tech innovation, GlaxoSmithKline (London).

• Jennifer Gee, manager, global supply chain, Northrop Grumman Corporation (San Diego).

• Jennifer Lada, director, R&D procurement, clinical research organizations, GlaxoSmithKline (Research Triangle Park, North Carolina).

• Jonathan Moss, subcontracts administrator, Northrop Grumman Corporation (Ogden, Utah).

• Josh Tafoya, manager, indirect supply chain, IT, The Boeing Company (Mesa, Arizona).

• Justin Franklin, CPIM, senior manager, North America international logistics, Baker Hughes, a GE Company (Houston).

• Kaitlyn Krigbaum, strategic sourcing and communications consultant, Source One Management Services (Chicago).

• Kevin Wolcott, supply chain manager, Shell Corporation (Pittsburgh).

• Marana Matrozza, commodity manager, U.S. Steel Corporation (Pittsburgh).

• Pitipon Rodruan, procurement agent, The Boeing Company (Mesa, Arizona).

• Queezarwoe Pella Borh, procurement leadership development professional, Johnson & Johnson (St. Paul, Minnesota).

• Rosalyn Nye, CPSM, category manager, U.S. Steel Corporation (Pittsburgh).

• Ryan Holcomb, analytics manager, A.T. Kearney (Chicago).

• Sara Kim, associate director, supply chain proposal strategy and operations, Leidos (Reston, Virginia).

• Sarah Chrobak, PMP, complex leader — Kansas City insulation plant, Owens Corning (Kansas City, Missouri).

• Scott Rownd, manager, ingredient category management, The Hershey Company (Hershey, Pennsylvania).

• Taryn Smith, senior buyer, Anthem, Inc. (Indianapolis).