‘Supply Chains Under Pressure:’ WCC Leads Dialogue on Innovation, Resiliency and Economic Impact

Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will host the inaugural Washtenaw Supply Chain Exchange on Friday, September 19, bringing together national business leaders and educators to explore how global disruptions are reshaping logistics, manufacturing and economic development.

“Supply Chains Under Pressure – Building Resiliency in the Global Landscape of 2025” will focus on the evolving landscape of supply chain strategies and the impact on regional, national and global economies.

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The event will feature keynote presentations and expert panel discussions with leaders from industry and academia. Speakers include:

  • Michael Fahy, CEO, Neovia Logistics Services, LLC
  • James McLaughlin, Senior Director of Global Logistics & Partner Management, Cisco Systems Inc.
  • Judith Whipple, Ph.D., Donald J. Bowersox & Robert W. Thull Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Michigan State University
  • Shirley Sharma-Paterson, Global Head of Sales, Kuehne + Nagel International AG
  • Thomas Kowal, CEO Leggera Technologies & Intillit Partners
  • Barry McNeil, Professional Faculty, Supply Chain Management, WCC
  • Rose B. Bellanca, Ed.D., President, WCC

Together, these voices will examine key challenges and opportunities in today’s supply chain environment, including:

  • Lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Risks and rewards of nearshoring
  • Strategies to strengthen U.S. manufacturing
  • Economic impact of current U.S. trade and logistics policies

Attendees will gain valuable insights into how organizations can build resilience and agility in the face of global disruption.

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