University of Kentucky Supply Chain Forum 2025

Rethinking Supply Chain with Intelligence: How to Get Started with Small Wins

The 15th Annual University of Kentucky Supply Chain Forum is hosted by the Gatton College of Business and Economics and the Don & Cathy Jacobs Executive Education Center. The forum provides the opportunity for companies to learn and network with outstanding supply chain faculty, professionals, and UK graduate students. This event provides the opportunity to discuss current trends and best practices in the various disciplines of supply chain management.

March 11 - 12, 2025 | Gatton Student Center, Lexington, KY

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Main Stage Speakers

Giovanni Dal Bon
Director of Logistics @ Sazerac Company

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Ammie McAsey
Senior Vice President, Customer Distribution Operations @ McKesson

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Rolando Ortiz
Head of International IT @ The Wendy's Company

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Whitney Shlesinger
Vice President, Global Supply Chain Planning and Logistics @ McCormick & Company

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Jonathan Rodammer
Vice President, U.S. End-to-End Supply Chain Operations @ Kenvue

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2025 Sponsors

Title sponsor

SAS 

Reception Sponsor

Scholarship Sponsor

Blue World Supply Chain Consulting

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Gatton College of Business and Economics Scholarship Fund

Please consider supporting scholarships for supply chain students via a donation to the Gatton College of Business and Economics Scholarship Fund noting Supply Chain Scholars in the comment field.


Earn CEU Credit Hours for SCPro Level One or Two Certification!

The Don and Cathy Jacobs Executive Education Center is a SCSMP SCPro-Approved Continuing Education Provider (SCProACEP), committed to enhancing the ongoing professional development of SCPro designees and other supply chain management professionals through appropriate learning activities and products. As an SCPro ACEP, the Jacobs EEC at UK's Gatton College of Business and Economics has agreed to abide by CSCMP-established operational and educational criteria, and is subject to random audits for quality assurance and compliance purposes.