
The North American automotive market has shown resilience in the face of the pandemic, while vehicle production in the region has been running at high rates to make up for shutdowns. The industry’s sustainable recovery and future success depend more than ever on high-performing supply chains equipped to deal with the transformation ahead that is evident both in mobility as well as across manufacturing and logistics.
With so much uncertainty to manage, 2021 is set to be a critical year across all regions of North America. OEMs and tier suppliers in the US will be managing a tight balance of inventory while preparing facilities, logistics networks and partners to launch new vehicles and technology. Mexico’s relevance to the automotive supply chain is more important than ever as the country continues to produce and export high volumes of parts and vehicles, and as OEMs and suppliers depend on reliable, efficient and stable logistics to ensure future investments. Canada, as well as being an important market with complex logistics requirements, is also set for renewed growth in the 2020s, as manufacturers look to the country’s automotive hub to develop, build and ship a new generation of connected and electric vehicles.
Join us at Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain North America Live to gain valuable insight, connections and market data across inbound, production and outbound supply chains, while interacting with industry decision makers across the US, Mexico and Canada.
Director Production North American Region
Chief Technical Officer
President
Executive Advisor
Director, International Public Policy
Vice President, Global Materials, Logistics, and Demand Planning
Identify and capitalise on opportunities to optimise supply chains, mitigate risks with practical insights and solutions on supplier management, freight and network capacity constraints across transport modes, load optimisation and inventory management, driver shortages, cross-border flows and more.
Future proof your supply chain and enhance your systems and processes through new innovations and technology that can revolutionise the sector, support the recovery and rebuild the North American industry stronger than ever.
Adapt and develop strategies and operations as North America undergoes seismic shifts such as the implementation of the new USMCA agreement, the growth of electric and alternatively fuelled vehicles, greener supply chain solutions and changes in consumer demands.
Understand the new dynamics of the supply chain and how OEM and tier suppliers’ production and logistics needs are changing, as well as the expectations that both traditional and start-up manufacturers have for logistics and technology service providers. Greater industry collaboration and stronger partnerships can accelerate the industry’s resurgence.
> President & Chief Executive Officer
> Chief Strategy Officer
> Chief Operations Officer
> Chief Technology Officer
> Vice President, Aftersales & Vehicle Logistics
> Senior Vice President, Logistics
> Vice President, Supply Chain
> Vice President, Finished Vehicle Logistics
> Director, Production North America
> Director, Purchasing
> Director, Global Customs & Trade Compliance
> Director, Packaging
> Import Export Manager