Influencers for Supply-chain professionals

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William Edwards

16.3K followers

William Edwards writes GeoWizard, a newsletter explaining how energy prices, trade policy and geopolitical shifts affect global supply chains and business costs.

Jeff Kellan shares supply-chain and logistics insights through GXO-related reports, events, and recruiting posts. His posts focus on resilient fulfillment, scaling operations, and lessons for retail and consumer-goods brands.

Arbab Idrees shares hiring notices for iEDGE roles in travel, tourism, business development, and operations, and writes about business issues such as food-delivery service and Pakistan’s aviation strategy.

Anthony Robinson writes about parcel shipping and ecommerce logistics, with a focus on how carrier pricing, delivery-area classifications, and claims affect shipping costs. Their posts offer practical analysis for retailers and logistics teams.

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Eva Ponce

11.4K followers

Eva Ponce works on online supply chain education at MIT, including webinars and learning experiences about supply chain analytics, AI, and topics such as returns and reverse logistics.

Richard Atkinson works with Aston University’s Supply Chain Leadership Degree Apprenticeship, welcoming learners, supporting their development and connecting the programme with employers such as Aldi UK and CEVA Logistics.

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Hussein Sadek

10.9K followers

Hussein Sadek shares practical guidance on supply chain and factory design, alongside advice on resumes, job searches and interviews. Sadek has also described leading industrial engineering work in automation and factory design for Tesla Energy’s cell manufacturing team.

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Fayadh Alenezi

8.5K followers

Fayadh Alenezi writes about risk leadership, supply-chain resilience, and strategic decision-making. The posts focus on how leaders can understand interconnected risks, think through cascading consequences, and make better decisions under uncertainty.

Jonathan Walters writes and speaks about freight markets, logistics, manufacturing, and supply chains. Walters's LinkedIn posts also promote industry events, including events connected with the CSCMP Chicago Roundtable.

Jeffrey Guss works in product discovery at A.P. Moller–Maersk, focusing on supply chain and logistics. Their posts describe turning complex customer and operational problems into product ideas that teams can test, measure, and put into practice.

Wiley Strahan writes about supply chain and logistics, including how companies can apply AI, improve warehouse operations, and manage delivery economics. Strahan also created the AI Supply Chain Hub and published Supply Chain Careers: The Field Guide.

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Len Pannett

5.4K followers

Len Pannett writes and speaks about supply chain management, manufacturing operations, and innovation. Recent posts discuss practical uses of AI in supply chains, innovation awards, and additive manufacturing for spare parts.

Ana Luiza Paes Araújo das Neves writes about supply chain work, with a focus on procurement, supplier quality, inventory accuracy and warehouse management. Araújo das Neves's posts connect day-to-day process decisions—such as qualifying suppliers or investigating stock discrepancies—to operational reliability, cost and working capital.

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Dani Goldman

3.7K followers

Dani Goldman writes about how consumer-goods companies can use AI, data, and supply-chain planning, and how shopping and commerce differ across markets such as the U.S. and Brazil.

Burton White writes about applying AI in supply-chain and logistics operations, especially using it to preserve experienced workers’ judgment and make operational knowledge easier to use.

Nichola Saleh is a Birmingham-based seafreight operations manager at Europa Air & Sea, with experience in logistics operations, service development and team leadership. Saleh is also completing a BSc in Supply Chain Management through Aston University.

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Nick Vyas

Nick Vyas is a supply-chain educator and commentator who explains how trade policy, geopolitics, technology, and infrastructure shape global supply chains. Their work includes leading supply-chain education and events at USC, hosting Supply Chain Demystified, and discussing industry issues with practitioners.

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Thomas Palm

Thomas Palm writes about product compliance and sustainability in manufacturing, especially how suppliers can provide product-level carbon-footprint data and use shared product information to guide reporting, sourcing, and design decisions.

Ken Nelson is a logistics technology professional who leads professional services at Shipium, focusing on implementation, team building, and customer experience.