Women in Supply Chain Leadership: Barriers, Opportunities & Institutional Action AISCR Thought Leadership Webinar Thursday,…
From Policy to Practice: Using Evidence to Improve Supply Chain Decisions
From Policy to Practice: Using Evidence to Improve Supply Chain Decisions
Thursday, October 22, 2026 | Zoom | 90 minutes + panel discussion & Q&A
What does it take to turn research, data and innovative ideas into decisions that deliver real impact?
Meet the speakers
Meet the Speakers
- Khumo Mogotlhong , Raw Materials Superintendent, Glencore SA. 20+ years in supply chain and materials management, and head of the Women in Mining (WIM) Forum. Your host for the session.
- Pertunia Sibanyoni , Project Procurement Professional (Gibb, mining EPCM) and Head Lecturer in Procurement, IMM Graduate School. 15+ years in sourcing and contracting. Perspective: global leadership and accountable action.
- Mark Baxa , President & CEO, CSCMP and FerniaCreek. 44 years of global supply chain leadership. Perspective: practice and innovation.
- Prof. Ade Oyedijo, Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management, Baylor University. Researcher in responsible supply chains and evidence-based decision-making, with a focus on Africa. Perspective: institutions and research.
- Prof. Nada Sanders, Professor of Supply Chain Management, Northeastern University. Author of The Humachine and a leading voice on AI, forecasting and decision intelligence.
What you will take away
How data, AI and human judgment can work together to make stronger, more accountable decisions.
Who Should Attend?
Supply chain, procurement and logistics professionals, Operations and mining sector managers, Public sector and policy officers, Researchers, lecturers and students, Young professionals building their careers
Webinar Details
From Policy to Practice: Using Evidence to Improve Supply Chain Decisions
Thursday, 22 October 2026 | Live on Zoom | 90 minutes + panel discussion & Q&A | 2:00 PM WAT | 1:00 PM GMT | 9:00 AM EDT | 8:00 AM CDT | 6:00 AM PDT | 3:00 PM SAST | 4:00 PM EAT
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