
Join supply chain leaders at Supply Chain NSW 2026 to explore logistics optimization, procurement strategies, and resilient supply network solutions.
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Building future resilience across end-to-end supply chain
This Supply Chain Summit NSW 2026 will bring together senior supply chain executives to discuss leading strategies for building supply chain excellence through the lens of intelligent decision-making
Times are changing, and we are entering the next chapter of supply chain leadership. One that demands the industry be more adaptable and forward‑thinking than ever before.
At Supply Chain Summit NSW 2026, we will explore how Australia’s leading organisations are embedding continuous improvement strategies and sharpening their decision‑making skills to build high‑performing supply chains that that not only thrive through transformation but also remain resilient amid change and uncertainty.
The Supply Chain Summit NSW 2026 brings together Australia’s most influential supply chain leaders, procurement specialists and logistics professionals. This supply chain conference is your opportunity to benchmark strategies, discover emerging technologies and build meaningful connections. Register now for the Supply Chain Summit NSW 2026 and position your organisation at the Forefront of supply chain innovation in Australia.
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8:30 am
Registration & Refreshments
9:00 am
Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson

Steven Ballerini
Chief Executive Officer
ASCLA
9:10 am
Attendee Spotlight
Attendee Spotlight
Unpacking the impact of the Middle East conflict on supply chains across different industries
9:40 am
Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
Supply Chain Success Factors That Drive Better Decision Making
Discussing best practices on managing risks and removing uncertainties amidst external pressures
Aligning supply chain decision-making frameworks with organisational goals
Identifying key areas for improvement in alignment with the organisational strategy
Measuring effectiveness of resource allocation to support supply chain surety & business continuity

Aaron Kumar
GM Supply Chain & Distribution
Komatsu

Olivia Courtman
GM Supply Chain
The Cheesecake Shop

Kieran Best
Group GM Supply Chain
Bindaree Food Group

Steve Kennedy
VP Global Manufacturing & Logistics
Cochlear

Sam Jarvis
GM Supply Chain & Procurement
Zambrero

Steve Singer
ANZ Vice President
Anaplan
10:20 am
Case Study
Presentation
Building Blocks for AI Success in Supply Chain

Nick Botton
General Manager APAC Region
b2wise

Steve Montgomery
Associate Director
Infosys Portland
10:40 am
Morning Tea & Networking
11:10 am
Interactive Simulation
Project Mars: Supply Chain Mission
11:40 am
Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
Ensuring Upstream & Downstream Synergy in Supply Chain, Operations and Logistics

Chris Willcock
Director of Operations
4 Pines Beer

Vasudha Jaiswal
Director of Operations
Kenvue

Tracey Azzopardi
Head of Global Sourcing & Supply Chain
Blackwoods

Simon Robinson
Head of Logistics
Boral

Marcus Cobon
Logistics Manager ANZ
Nespresso

Bruce Heaney
Strategic Sales Director
Infor
12:20 pm
Lunch & Networking
1:10 pm
Interactive Roundtables
Interactive Roundtables
How Advanced Technology is Reshaping Domestic Supply Chains
Building Intelligent Supply Chains: How Can AI contribute to Resilience and Growth Beyond 2026
Automation and Robotics in the Warehouse: What Does the Future Hold for ANZ?
Practical Examples of Overcoming AI Adoption Barriers in Supply Chain
Top Supply Chain Strategies to Respond to the Current Geopolitical Risks & Disruptions
Strengthening Capabilities and Skillsets of Planning Teams
2:00 pm
Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
Exploring Best Approaches to Planning & Inventory Readiness in 2026

Belinda Clifton-Steele,
Head of Planning and IBP
Danone

Phil Riley
Director Planning & IBP
Suntory Oceania

Ben Harper
Head of Demand & Supply Planning,
Nestlé

Anish D’Cruz
Head of Business Planning
Diageo

Grant Smith
Business Development Director
Kardex AutoStore
2:40 pm
Afternoon Tea & Networking
3:00 pm
Keynote Presentation
Keynote Presentation
The Future of Transport: What Supply Chains Must Prepare for by 2035

David Levinson
Professor of Transport
University of Sydney




























