TME Season 2 Episode 32: The One Where Women in Supply Chain Build Powerful Networks
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What happens when Women in Supply Chain stop viewing self-advocacy as bragging and start recognizing it as a necessary part of building their careers?
In this episode of Tell Me Everything, Danielle Spinelli sits down with Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive, to discuss the growth of the Women in Supply Chain Forum and why women-focused professional communities are so important.
Marina shares how the Women in Supply Chain award program began during COVID and eventually grew into an in-person event where women from transportation, logistics, warehousing, procurement, manufacturing, technology, e-commerce and other areas of the supply chain can connect, learn and build lasting relationships.
Danielle and Marina also get honest about the challenges women face when advocating for themselves, applying for leadership positions, submitting themselves for awards and negotiating for better opportunities. They discuss why many women feel uncomfortable talking about their accomplishments—and why no one else can communicate the full impact of your work better than you can.
The conversation also covers mentorship, personal branding, networking as an introvert, career development, work-life balance, mom guilt and the difficulty of making meaningful friendships as an adult.
You’ll also hear what attendees can expect at the upcoming Women in Supply Chain Forum in Charleston, including:
• Keynotes focused on leadership, technology and negotiation
• Mentor and mentee matchmaking
• Cocktails and Conversations
• Coffee and Conversations
• Supply Chain Jeopardy
• Networking with women from across the supply chain
• Opportunities for students and emerging professionals
• The Girls of Logistics community and annual girls’ trip
Whether you are an experienced supply chain leader, early in your career, transitioning into a new role or simply looking for a community that understands your professional and personal challenges, this episode is a reminder that investing in yourself and building the right network can change the direction of your career.
Register for the Women in Supply Chain Forum: WomenInSupplyChainForum.com
Connect with Danielle on LinkedIn to learn more about Girls of Logistics and future community events.
Thank you to our sponsor, Tallgrass Freight Co.
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