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Future of Global Supply Chains

26 Jul 2023, 10:00 EDT26 Jul 2023, 11:00 EDT

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Watch the recording of our inaugural Leadership Talk Series on the Future of Global Supply Chains. In this captivating session, we had the privilege of hosting Marasi Mwencha, esteemed Head of Supply Chains at the Global Fund, as our distinguished guest speaker. Leading the discussions is none other than Professor Matt Waller, the renowned Dean of Sam Walton School of Business and Fellow at the Center of Excellence - Supply Chain and Logistics. With his expertise, this series guarantees thought-provoking conversations that will shape the future of this dynamic field. 🚀 Don't miss out on these insightful discussions!

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Host

Prof. Matthew Waller

Sam M. Walton College of Business

Prof. Matthew A. Waller, is the Dean of the Sam M. Walton College of Business, Sam M. Walton Leadership Chair, and Professor of Supply Chain Management. Received the 2020 Distinguished Service Award from the Council of Supply Chain Management.

Guest Leader

Marasi Mwencha

Head of Supply Chain

Global Fund

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Marasi Mwencha is the Head of Supply Chain at the Global Fund. As an accomplished supply chain leader, Marasi has a proven track record transforming global supply chains through thought leadership, application of cutting-edge practices and leveraging of smart partnerships. Marasi joins the People that Deliver Board with 18-years of experience, most recently having served as Country Director in Ethiopia for John Snow, Inc.’s (JSI). In his various roles, Marasi has overseen significant supply chain investments and developed multiple national supply chain strategies. He has also championed initiatives in human resource capacity building as a key conduit to resilient supply chain transformations designed to ensure a consistent availability of life saving medicines and supplies.

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