NextGen Supply Chain Conference brought together more than 200 industry leaders to examine the future of digital supply chains
The 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference recently concluded after two days of presentations, case studies, and high-level networking that brought together 200+ senior supply chain executives, innovators, and thought leaders at the W Nashville.
With 60+ speakers, including executives from Johnson & Johnson, FedEx Supply Chain, Eli Lilly, Dole Packaged Foods, Uber Freight, Maersk, and Kellanova, NextGen showcased the technologies and strategies transforming global supply chains.
Sessions spanned AI, robotics, automation, digital twins, resilience, and sustainability, pairing strategic keynotes with practitioner-led case studies to deliver actionable takeaways attendees can deploy immediately.
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