AI, automation, and industry leaders are key parts of agenda for the NextGen Supply Chain Conference
With keynote presentations, industry awards, and breakout sessions on robotics, AI integration, and supply chain resilience, the event offers actionable insights from leaders at Uber Freight, Dole, Walmart, FedEx Supply Chain, and more
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The entire event kicks off with an evening reception on Wednesday, Oct. 23.
Keynotes set the stage
The conference opens with Val Marchevsky, EVP & CTO of Uber Freight, delivering the Thursday morning keynote, “Reimagining Logistics with AI: Turning Intelligence into Action.” Marchevsky will detail how AI is transforming logistics. On Friday, Todd Stillwell and Kimberly Galante of Dole Packaged Foods will deliver a joint keynote presentation, sharing how the company is scaling its mid-size CPG supply chain for innovation and growth by leveraging flexible manufacturing, streamlined logistics, and data-driven forecasting.
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