The highly anticipated 3rd Annual Supply Chain Week is set to take place from 21-23 May 2025 at the ICC Sydney. This leading industry event will bring together supply chain executives and professionals to explore the latest trends, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of global supply chains.

As the world grapples with unprecedented disruptions, from geopolitical tensions to climate change, this year’s Supply Chain Week focuses on transforming supply chain models to enhance sustainability, intelligence, agility, and resilience.

The event will feature a comprehensive agenda, including expert-led panel discussions, case studies, workshops, and networking opportunities, designed to provide actionable insights for organisations navigating the complexities of the modern supply chain landscape.

Key themes for 2025 include strategic agility, the integration of advanced technologies like AI and digital twins, and the development of customer-centric, sustainable supply chains. With speakers from industry leaders like CSL Behring, Coca-Cola, and AstraZeneca, delegates will gain invaluable knowledge to stay ahead of emerging challenges and opportunities.

“Supply chains are at the heart of the global economy. The 3rd Annual Supply Chain Week offers a unique platform for professionals to come together, share insights, and explore innovative solutions that will shape the future of the industry.” – Akolade.

The event is designed for professionals across a range of sectors including FMCG, retail, manufacturing, and health, offering tailored learning streams for every attendee.

To learn more about the event or to register, visit www.supplychainweek.com.au.

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Cejay is a Content Producer for Supply Chain Channel, Australia's learning ecosystem created to fill the need for information, networking, case studies and empowerment for everyone in the supply chain sector.

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