She Supply Chains

She Supply Chains is the weekly podcast celebrating women shaping the future of supply chain, logistics, operations, and manufacturing. Hosted by Courtney and Katie, each episode features candid conversations with leaders, innovators, and rising stars from procurement to production. Guests share hard-earned lessons, career growth strategies, and actionable insights on navigating challenges like global supply chain disruptions, demand planning, sustainability, and leadership transitions. Whether you’re a supply chain professional, operations manager, or aspiring leader, you’ll discover fresh perspectives, practical tools, and inspiring stories to fuel your career. New episodes every week — because supply chains need more voices like yours.

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Episodes

Sunday Nov 23, 2025

This short and sweet episode is a reminder that gratitude doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re leading a team, supporting colleagues, or simply connecting with friends and family, appreciation is free and powerful.
Join the Movement!Share your gratitude stories on Instagram or LinkedIn with #SheSupplyChain
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Sunday Nov 16, 2025

This week, we're diving into a powerful and transformative principle that applies to every facet of your professional and personal life. You get what you tolerate.
If you’ve ever felt stuck, frustrated by inefficiencies, or like you’re settling for "good enough," this episode is for you. Inspired by a thought from Dr. Julie Gurner, we're challenging you to reflect on where you might be tolerating "less than" in your career, from vendor relationships and team performance to your own personal growth. We’ll also cover how women leaders can model elevated expectations while maintaining empathy and inclusivity.
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Sunday Nov 09, 2025

 This week, we welcome Val Mack, a supply‑chain leader who’s worked across operations, logistics, and now people and culture. Val calls supply chain the “heartbeat” of a business, with people and leadership its heart. In this episode, Val tells the story of stepping straight from a development program into supervising factory shifts, explains the lessons of leading across generations and diverse teams, and shares practical leadership habits that keep teams healthy and productive.
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Sunday Nov 02, 2025

This week, we welcome Kathy Fulton, Executive Director of the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN). Kathy leads the nonprofit that connects private-sector logistics capacity with disaster-impacted communities to get food, water, medical supplies, and critical services where they are needed most.
Kathy explains how ALAN decides when and where to activate, why donated services like transportation, forklifts, and warehousing often deliver far more value than boxes of unsolicited goods, and how simple supply‑chain thinking can prevent wasted effort and landfill-bound donations. She shares hard lessons from Hurricane Harvey, Puerto Rico, Maui, and recent U.S. storms, and offers practical ways individuals and companies can strengthen community resilience.
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Monday Oct 27, 2025

This week, we welcome Shelley Smith, Senior R&D and Lab Operations leader at Boston Beer Company, a chemical engineer turned brewer, one of only 28 Master Cicerones in the world, and the creator of the marathon-inspired 26.2 brew.
Shelley walks us through how a new beer goes from idea to shelf, the surprising upstream supply-chain constraints that shape production, and the R&D tactics her team uses to test quickly and scale thoughtfully. We talk yeast and flavor, the booming extremes in beer (high-alcohol flavor bombs and sophisticated non-alcoholic options), leadership lessons from long study hours to asking for help, and practical advice for founders on getting scrappy without over-scaling. 
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Sunday Oct 19, 2025

This week, we welcome Simone Hardeman-Jones, a social impact leader, policy expert, and the founding Executive Director of GreenLight Fund Twin Cities. Simone shares her journey from the halls of Capitol Hill and the Obama Administration to her mission of transforming communities through locally driven change. Get ready for a powerful conversation about leadership, humility, and how listening to the voices of the community can drive lasting impact.
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Sunday Oct 12, 2025

This week, we welcome Carly Gunby, who shares her journey from an Art history major in college to the VP of revenue at Transfix, a freight technology company. She brings a powerful perspective on navigating both the challenges and opportunities that come with building a career in this ever-changing field. From her early beginnings to her current leadership role, Carly shares the pivotal moments that shaped her approach to problem-solving, resilience, and people-centered leadership. Throughout her journey, she’s learned the importance of speaking up, asking questions, and leaning into curiosity, even when the path wasn’t always clear. This episode is packed with insights on confidence, adaptability, and the human side of supply chains.
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Sunday Oct 05, 2025

This week, we welcome Amy Morgan, a licensed U.S. customs broker and global trade compliance leader who has worked at powerhouse companies like Nordstrom, Costco, and Amazon, and is now driving innovation at AI tech startup Altana. From navigating tariffs and sanctions to building resilient supply chains, Amy has lived through and helped shape some of the biggest moments in global trade over the past 25 years. In this episode, she shares her journey, her passion for turning compliance into strategy, and how curiosity, backbone, and service guide her leadership. You might find yourself wanting to be a trade nerd by the end of this conversation!
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Sunday Sep 28, 2025

This week, we welcome Regenia R. Sanders, Managing Partner at Ernst & Young in Atlanta and a supply chain leader with more than 25 years of experience driving transformation across industries. From her unconventional path into supply chain to leading regional practices at Accenture and EY, Regenia has seen firsthand how technology, analytics, and resilience are reshaping the field. Beyond her professional impact, she’s passionate about mentorship, community, and even building her own wine expertise. 
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45: 1 Year Anniversary!

Sunday Sep 21, 2025

Sunday Sep 21, 2025

In this live episode celebrating the one-year anniversary of the She Supply Chains podcast, we reflect on our journey, share milestones, and engage with our audience. We discuss favorite moments, insights gained from guests, and the importance of community. The episode also highlights future aspirations, including growth and new initiatives.
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