Johnson & Johnson, Lilly, and Regeneron to highlight life sciences speakers at 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference
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FTR’s Shippers Conditions Index shows modest growth Trucking executives are set to anxiously welcome in New Year amid uncertainty regarding freight demand ASCM’s top 10 supply chain trends highlight a year of intelligent transformation Tariffs continue to cast a long shadow over freight markets heading into 2026 FTR Trucking Conditions Index shows slight gain while remaining short of growth More 3PLThe 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference is bringing together a strong lineup of speakers in the life sciences and healthcare spaces as one of its four focus areas for this year’s conference.
Among the companies in the life sciences/healthcare space scheduled to speak are Eli Lilly, Johnson & Johnson MedTech, Kenvue, Regeneron, Imbed Biosciences, Guardian Drug Company, Medline Industries and KeyChain Consulting.
The 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference, taking place October 22–24 at the W Nashville in Nashville, Tennessee, will bring together more than 50 senior executives and thought leaders from across the supply chain ecosystem. This year’s program offers a dynamic mix of keynote presentations, awards recognition, and deep-dive breakout sessions designed to showcase how these leading companies are transforming their supply chains with AI, automation, data, and innovative strategies.
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FTR’s Shippers Conditions Index shows modest growth Trucking executives are set to anxiously welcome in New Year amid uncertainty regarding freight demand ASCM’s top 10 supply chain trends highlight a year of intelligent transformation Tariffs continue to cast a long shadow over freight markets heading into 2026 FTR Trucking Conditions Index shows slight gain while remaining short of growth AAR reports mixed U.S. carload and intermodal volumes, for week ending December 6 U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes are mixed in November More 3PLLatest in Logistics
FTR’s Shippers Conditions Index shows modest growth Trucking executives are set to anxiously welcome in New Year amid uncertainty regarding freight demand ASCM’s top 10 supply chain trends highlight a year of intelligent transformation Tariffs continue to cast a long shadow over freight markets heading into 2026 U.S.-bound imports see November declines, reports S&P Global Market Intelligence FTR Trucking Conditions Index shows slight gain while remaining short of growth AAR reports mixed U.S. carload and intermodal volumes, for week ending December 6 More LogisticsSubscribe to Logistics Management Magazine
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