Uber Freight executive to deliver Keynote at NextGen Supply Chain Conference
The 2025 NextGen Supply Chain Conference, presented by Supply Chain Management Review and Peerless Media, is heading to Nashville, Tennessee, Oct. 22-24, 2025—and the future of supply chain will be on full display.
We’re excited to announce our first slate of speakers, who will anchor the 3PL and Logistics track, one of the event’s four dedicated industry focus areas alongside Consumer Packaged Goods, Food & Beverage, and Life Sciences.
The 3PL and Logistics speakers will be headlined by a Keynote address from Val Marchevsky, executive vice president and chief technology officer for Uber Freight. He leads the company’s global engineering, research & development, and IT teams to deliver cutting-edge software, services and platforms enabling the future of logistics. Marchevsky is responsible for spearheading Uber Freight’s dynamic marketplace powered by AI and machine learning, helping to innovate the business’ software and build one of the best mobile apps in the logistics industry.
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