Geopolitics; inflation; extreme weather; commodity and labor shortages; corporate debt; ESG regulations: we're still experiencing a perfect storm of supply chain disruptions as we move through 2023. What should you be aware of when it comes to supply chain risk?

Join us for a live discussion between Resilinc's CEO, Bindiya Vakil, and Lloyds Bank plc's, MD, Head of Trade & Working Capital Products, Rogier Van Lammeren, on the current state of the supply chain across Europe. We'll cover:
  • Supply chain disruption data and broader risk trends for the first half of the year (inflation; corporate debt; legislation, commodity volatility; labor shortages; geopolitics; extreme weather)
  • Whether headline-generating resiliency solutions like near-shoring, domestic manufacturing, and ditching just-in-time are feasible
  • Why supply chain resiliency begins with supplier network mapping and visibility down to the part level
  • Lessons from the trenches and what organizations are doing to offset risk

Speakers

Rogier Lloyds Bank

Rogier Van Lammeren

MD, Head of Trade & Working Capital Products, Lloyds Bank Corporate & Institutional Banking
The Trade & Working Capital team at Lloyds Bank help large and small businesses to access cash, sustainable financing and manage risk as they trade – domestically or internationally. Lloyds Bank are working hard to digitise Trade to make it more accessible, faster and secure. Rogier has held a number of senior positions within Lloyds Bank, most recently as the Head of Pricing and Balance Sheet Management in the Transaction Banking division. He joined Lloyds Banking Group in 2009. Born and raised in the Netherlands, Rogier moved to the UK in 2005 which has been his home since.
Bindiya Vakil CEO Resilinc

Bindiya Vakil

CEO & Founder, Resilinc
Bindiya Vakil is CEO and founder of Resilinc. A recognized thought leader in the area of supply chain risk management and procurement, Vakil has held sourcing, materials management, and supply chain roles in the high-tech industry at companies including Flextronics, Cisco, and Broadcom.