Top 10: CSCOs in North America
Chief Supply Chain Officers (CSCOs) are responsible for overseeing the efficient, cost-effective flow of goods and services.
Whether theyâre forming relationships with global suppliers or implementing the latest technology to boost productivity, these CSCOs are doing their bit to ensure their organisations' success.
Today, these remarkable executives are increasingly tasked with anticipating and tackling supply chain risks using their thorough understanding of logistics and operations.
Here, we take a look at the North America-based CSCOs who are pioneering new approaches and driving success across supply chain operations, including inclusivity, sustainability sourcing and risk management.
10. Luciano Sieber
Job Title: CSCO
Company: Colgate-Palmolive
Revenue: US$20.1bn
Luciano has progressed through the supply chain ranks at Colgate-Palmolive over the course of more than 30 years.
His roles have allowed him to work around the world, including in Brazil, Argentina, South Africa and Switzerland. Now based in New York, he has been CSCO since 2022.
These days, he oversees Colgate-Palmolive's global supply chain, which includes manufacturing, sourcing and procurement. His experience in previous roles has provided him with great insight into how best to bring the teams together in order to strengthen the supply chain.
9. Stephanie Hart
Job Title: EVP & Chief Operations Officer
Company: Nestlé
Revenue: US$101bn
Stephanie became EVP & COO of Nestlé in 2023, bringing a raft of Nestlé-specific experience to the position.
In her current role, she is responsible for procurement, manufacturing and engineering, supply chain, people safety, operations strategy and food safety.
Stephanie believes in driving diversity, open engagement, collaboration and efficiency as a means to boost business growth. Her focus on the people side of the supply chain brings extra productivity, as she aims to create a positive working environment for her team.
8. Kevin Brown
Job Title: CSCO
Company: Dell Technologies
Revenue: US$88.4bn
Kevin has worked at Dell Technologies for 27 years, holding the position of EVP and CSCO since 2013.
Prior to this position, he worked across manufacturing operations, procurement and fulfilment and supply chain strategy, making him well positioned to look after the supply chain department on a global scale.
Throughout his career, Kevin has focused on building partnerships to increase efficiency, savings and effectiveness, as well as transformative and strategic innovations.
7. Ricardo Moreira
Job Title: CSCO
Company: AB InBev
Revenue: US$59.7bn
Ricardo has been the CSCO of AB InBev since 2024, having worked at the company for more than 12 years.
His previous roles have taken him to Mexico, Colombia and Johannesburg, before settling in New York.
Ricardo boasts significant skills across sales, marketing, logistics, procurement and finance, and has a demonstrated track record of working across the consumer goods industry.
6. Elizabeth Door
Job Title: CSCO
Company: Ford
Revenue: US$185bn
Elizabeth has overseen Ford's vast supply chain as CSCO since 2023.
In her role, Liz is responsible for Ford Global Purchasing and Supply Chain Operations, overseeing an annual purchase value of more than US$90bn. She also looks after Ford's relationships with no fewer than 20,000 suppliers, ensuring efficiency and organisation across the supply chain.
Liz is focused on rebuilding and renewing the Ford supply chain, considering both present and future priorities.
5. Luc Reynaert
Job Title: Chief Product Supply Officer
Company: Procter & Gamble
Revenue: US$84bn
Luc was installed as Chief Supply Chain Officer at Procter & Gamble in 2023.
Over the course of more than 35 years at P&G, he has been based in locations including Belgium, Switzerland and Ohio, US.
As CSCO, Luc leads the global product supply organisation, overseeing engineering, manufacturing and programme management. He is responsible for 65,000 workers, 110 manufacturing plants and 200 distribution centres around the world.
4. Roberto Canevari
Job Title: Chief Value Chain Officer
Company: The Estée Lauder Companies
Revenue: US$15.6bn
Roberto is EVP and Chief Value Chain Officer at The Estée Lauder Companies, a position he assumed in 2025 after four years as CSCO.
He has held various senior supply chain leadership roles throughout his career, gathering a plethora of skills along the way.
Roberto oversees the global value chain operations of the company, which include manufacturing, fulfilment, environment and supplier management.
He works to strengthen relationships with global partners and suppliers, prioritising safety and responsible sourcing throughout production as means to create high-quality and socially-responsible beauty products.
3. Tanja Dysli
Job Title: CSCO US
Company: IKEA
Revenue: âŹ41.8bn (US$44.9bn)
Tanja has been CSCO for the US at IKEA since 2019, having worked at the company for approximately 22 years.
Having started out as Supply Chain Specialist in 2003, Tanja's work has taken her to Sweden, China, Germany, Poland and the US.
She has a Bachelorâs Degree in Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services, which she puts to good use in her current role.
Tanja's top focus is on integrating innovative technologies and sustainable practices in the supply chain as a way to enhance operational efficiency.
2. Karen Jordan
Job Title: CSCO North America Beverages
Company: PepsiCo
Revenue: US$91.9bn
Karen serves as SVP and CSCO in North America for PepsiCoâs Beverage business.
She leads the supply chain function, overseeing billion dollar brands which include Pepsi, Mountain Dew and Rockstar. She has worked at PepsiCo for more than 20 years, working throughout the supply chain leadership chain.
Karen focuses on collaboratively driving benchmark productivity in FMCG environments. She is known for her innovative employee engagement solutions which encourage engagement and longevity within the company.
1. Venkatesh Alagirisamy
Job Title: CSCO
Company: Nike
Revenue: US$51.4bn
Venkatesh has been Chief Supply Chain Officer at Nike since 2020 and boasts more than 15 years of experience with the sportswear giant.
He is responsible for delivering a responsive, resilient and responsible operating model, and relishes transforming the end-to-end supply chain, from raw materials and sourcing to distribution and order fulfilment.
Having taken on various management roles at Nike, Venkatesh has led teams around the world. He oversees the organisation's global supply chain network, as well as speed-to-market business models.
Venkatesh has an MBA from Duke University, a Masterâs degree in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University and a Bachelor's degree in mechanical Engineering from Birla Institute in India.
