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Calen Holbrooks, Head of Marketing at Airtable, shares how marketers can use AI powered workflows to transform their go-to-market strategies. He demonstrates how teams are leveraging Airtable to research audiences, generate creative concepts, and synthesize feedback automatically—turning everyday marketing data into continuous, scalable insight.
Continue readingPaul Bradley, Senior Director of Product Marketing at TraceGains, shares how food and beverage brands can drive real ROI from their AI investments by separating hype from substance. He explores where the industry stands in AI adoption, how to set measurable goals, manage risks like data security and hallucinations, and evaluate partnerships to future-proof your AI strategy.
Continue readingGrant McDougall, CEO of BlueOcean, shares how CMOs can turn agentic, context-driven AI from an experiment into a core growth driver. He outlines practical steps for integrating AI into strategic planning, personalization, and campaign optimization—ensuring every AI decision aligns with brand strategy, customer insight, and measurable business outcomes.
Continue readingChris Andrew, CEO and Co-Founder of Scrunch AI, explores how AI-powered discovery is transforming brand visibility and redefining search beyond traditional SEO. He shares practical strategies for marketers to boost performance in AI-driven search results, backed by real-world case studies of brands achieving measurable growth with Scrunch AI.
Continue readingModerator Cristina Ricaurte, Regional VP and Head of SA SCM, Americas at SAP, leads a panel of global supply chain leaders—including executives from Alcon, Corning, Elidabeauty, Intel, and Ocean Spray Cranberries—on how organizations are navigating inflation and tariff challenges. Together, they share lessons from past downcycles, strategies for rebalancing supplier relationships, and practical ways to reduce costs and drive efficiency in today’s volatile market.
Continue readingModerator Keith Baranowski, Global Head of Sales for the SAP Business Network at SAP, leads a discussion with senior supply chain executives from 3M, Ford, Kaiser Permanente, Mattel, and The Hershey Company on how to reduce costs without sacrificing resilience or service. The panel explores strategies like supplier consolidation, AI-driven optimization, and sustainable sourcing to achieve long-term, strategic cost savings while maintaining agility and customer satisfaction.
Continue readingTVN Reddy, CEO of Aptean, and Allan Dow, General Manager of Aptean Supply Chain at Logility, share how AI is redefining the broken software landscape. In this candid conversation, they explore why traditional systems have failed, how the vision of borderless software is finally within reach, and how AI can transform the way organizations work and connect.
Continue readingModerator Cristina Ricaurte, Regional VP and Head of SA SCM, Americas at SAP, leads a panel of senior women leaders from General Mills, ONE/SIZE Beauty, Schneider Electric, and Sundays on building purpose-driven leadership in supply chain organizations. Together, they discuss how effective leaders drive positive cultural change, mentor future talent, and implement strategies that strengthen teams and deliver lasting impact.
Continue readingKeith Baranowski, Global Head of Sales for the SAP Business Network at SAP; Tushar Bhalla, CTO at CloudPaths; and Shree Nair, General Manager at Microsoft, discuss how supply chain orchestration creates the connected foundation modern organizations need to thrive. They share real-world insights on uniting siloed systems, the benefits of a well orchestrated supply chain, and practical steps for building resilience and long-term success.
Continue readingModerator Katie Holman, Vice President of Supply Chain for Meals & Baking at General Mills, leads a panel of senior General Mills leaders—including Chief Supply Chain Officer Paul Gallagher and executives from sourcing, planning, and HR—on the company’s “All In” strategy. Together, they share how deliberate talent development, leadership alignment, and a unified vision are transforming the supply chain, highlighting key challenges, wins, and lessons from their ongoing journey.
Continue readingFred Laluyaux, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of Aera Technology, and Douglas Guilherme, Global Supply Chain Vice President at The Hershey Company, share how Hershey is rapidly transforming its global supply chain through decision intelligence. They explore how activating intelligent capabilities across key decision points is creating a connected, agile, and resilient network that’s moving the company toward an autonomous, end-to-end supply chain.
Continue readingMichael Castagnetto, President of North American Surface Transportation at C.H. Robinson, and James Lamont, Director of Supply Chain at StarKist Co., share how leading companies are turning disruption into differentiation. They reveal strategies for building agile, data-driven supply chains that align with shifting global dynamics, deliver real-time visibility, and convert complexity into lasting competitive advantage.
Continue readingMatthew Barry, Senior Director of Solutions Consulting at e2open, shares how to move beyond the AI hype and make artificial intelligence truly work in the supply chain. He explores how data quality, cultural readiness, and intentional planning enable organizations to unlock real value and drive smarter, autonomous decision-making across operations.
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Phil is a Strategic Security Advisor at Google, specializing in supporting Google Cloud, Cybersecurity and AI for companies and governments at all scales, globally. Prior to this Phil was the first Chief Information Security Officer of Google Cloud, from 2000 to 2025, where he built the risk, security, compliance, and privacy teams. Before joining Google, he was a Partner at Goldman Sachs where he held multiple roles over a long career, initially as their first Chief Information Security Officer, a role he held for 17 years.
In subsequent roles, Venables was Chief Operational Risk Officer, an operating partner in their private equity business and a Senior Advisor to the firm’s clients and executive leadership on cybersecurity, technology risk, digital business risk, and operational resilience. In addition to this, he was a Board Director of Goldman Sachs Bank. Before Goldman Sachs, Venables held multiple Chief Information Security Officer roles, and senior engineering roles across a range of finance, energy, and technology companies. He has been honored with many distinctions and awards most recently, in 2024, being inducted into the Chief Security Officer Hall of Fame.
Outside of Google, Venables serves on the boards of the NYU Tandon School of Engineering, the NYU Stern Business School Volatility and Risk Institute, the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board of NIST, the Security and Technology Advisory Board of MITRE, and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. From 2021 to 2025 he served on the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology at The White House where he drove multiple initiatives from cyber-resilience, the future of AI, through to improvements in scientific communications.
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Nasrin Rezai is senior vice president and Chief Information Security Officer for Verizon. She is responsible for setting information security strategy, policy, standards, architecture and processes. Rezai and her team work with and across Verizon’s business units to protect its customers and its leading networks.
Prior to joining Verizon, Nasrin held the position of Global Chief Information and Product Cyber Security Officer at GE. She was responsible for all aspects of cyber security strategy and operations for GE products and enterprise, including incident response, threat intelligence, security services, architecture, commercial OT security, and regulatory & compliance.
Her previous roles include Global CISO for GE Capital and head of Corporate Governance, Technology Risk and M&A security, for the industrial GE businesses. Prior to GE, she served as SVP, Chief Tech. Risk Officer in the Enterprise Risk Management Organization at State Street and as CTO of Security at Cisco Systems.
Throughout her career, Nasrin has promoted engineering and architecture in designing security solutions for large enterprises. She is passionate about helping others develop their potential, and mentors many young men and women. She holds a master’s degree in business administration and a bachelor’s degree in information systems. She also holds an Executive Certification from Harvard and Cambridge.
Nasrin lives with her family in New York City.
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Garima Maheshwari is Vice President of Information Security and Risk Management (ISRM), Business Information Security Officer (BISO) for Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine. She leads a global organization responsible for information security and risk management activities for Innovative Medicine Commercial, R&D and Supply Chain areas with a focus on Digital Trust, ensuring that we protect our innovation, secure our products & drive resilience of our supply chain and enable availability, integrity, and confidentiality of company assets. Garima also has responsibility for Operational Technology (OT) Security for Johnson & Johnson. Garima is responsible for the Innovative Medicine business’s cybersecurity strategy and direction, working closely with senior leaders to identify and prioritize cybersecurity solutions and oversee the consistent implementation of business solutions in a secure manner. Garima started her career at Johnson & Johnson and has held roles of increasing responsibility in Business Technology, Risk Assurance, and Information Security across Consumer, MedTech, Shared Services and Innovative Medicine. Garima is passionate about talent development and is a mentor and sponsor of diverse talent through both formal and informal programs and channels. She is also an active contributor across industry cybersecurity working groups and forums. Garima holds a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree in English and Economics.
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Delfim Martins is a distinguished cybersecurity expert with over 20 years of experience in protecting critical systems and infrastructure. Currently, he serves as the VP of Cyber Defense at GSK, where he leads a global team to provide continuous cybersecurity operations. Delfim has successfully designed and implemented Security Operations Centers (SOC) for major institutions, and has extensive knowledge in Security Operations, Vulnerability Management, Incident Response and Threat Intelligence.
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