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Five Things to Help Your New Supply Chain Leader Hit the Ground Running

by Janice Marquardt | Aug 4, 2026 | Supply Chain Career

Summer has always felt like the beginning of my year instead of January. Part of that is all the years of being a student with an academic year starting in late August and ending in May, but there’s just something about summertime that’s full of energy and promise. I...

What Your Holiday Decorating Style Says About Your Procurement Personality

by Janice Marquardt | Dec 23, 2025 | Creative Solutions, Definitions

In many households this time of year, ‘tis the season of decorated trees and wreaths; stockings and candles. Some homes receive the royal treatment: garlands up and down every staircase, fully coordinated trees in multiple rooms, and a perfectly arranged nativity...

SIG|ORG Fall Summit 2025: Bucket list goals, Agentic AI, and the Iron Triangle

by Janice Marquardt | Oct 14, 2025 | Contracts, Processes, Uncategorized

There are multiple reasons to attend conferences: networking, being visible in your professional community, and especially learning new things. If you’re like me previously in my career and can’t attend conferences for various reasons, I can bring back at least a...

C-Suite Smackdown Continued: Who Else Could Lead Your Supply Chain?

by Janice Marquardt | May 21, 2024 | Creative Solutions, Definitions, Supply Chain Career

Continuing our conversation from last week, let’s talk about some of the less common spots a supply chain team can fit into an org chart. Last week we looked at having the supply chain leader report to the CEO, CFO, COO, CRO, and CAO. This week, let’s look at the...

C-Suite Smackdown: Where Should Your Supply Chain Leader Report?

by Janice Marquardt | May 14, 2024 | Definitions, Supply Chain Career

An experienced executive and mentor of mine once told me, “Every org chart fixes some problems and creates others.” I saw this happen firsthand when I was the leader of a 150-person team, with members from multiple businesses within a conglomerate company. The...
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