The automotive industry is entering a new era. Rising vehicle costs, shifting consumer demand, evolving electrification strategies, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty are reshaping the market. As automakers adapt to slower growth and greater volatility, supply chain performance has become a critical competitive differentiator. In this webinar, Supply Chain Now and DP World will explore how leading OEMs and suppliers are building resilient, production-ready supply chains across North America. Attendees will learn how integrated logistics, strategic inventory positioning, cross-border execution, and real-time visibility help reduce risk, improve plant uptime, and maintain production continuity in an increasingly complex operating environment. As the industry shifts from maximizing volume to maximizing resilience, the organizations that adapt fastest will be best positioned to compete in the next chapter of automotive manufacturing.

In today’s “never normal” business environment, technology may enable supply chains, but talent powers them. Join hosts Scott Luton & Scott DeGroot for a dynamic conversation with longtime industry pros Rodney Apple and Chris Gaffney on what it truly takes to build a high-performing supply chain organization from the ground up. This session goes beyond org charts and job descriptions. We’ll explore how leading organizations attract, develop, and retain the talent needed to thrive amid disruption, digital transformation, and rising customer expectations. Expect practical insights on: Designing roles for agility and accountability Developing future-ready leaders Aligning talent strategy with business strategy Avoiding common organizational pitfalls Whether you’re scaling a team, restructuring for growth, or future-proofing your leadership bench, this conversation will equip you with actionable strategies to build a supply chain organization that wins – – today and tomorrow.   This content was made in collaboration with SCM Talent Group, a specialized supply chain recruiting & executive search firm.