Tuesday, October 01
03:30 PM - 04:00 PM
Live in Berlin
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In the Harvesting Session the World Café moderators will summarize the results of their discussions and present key findings.
Bettina Ringsdorf is the General Manager of Logistics at Rolls Royce Motorcars, a role she has held since the beginning of 2024.
Her professional career began at Hewlett Packard, where she worked for five years in various logistics management positions. She then underwent two years of additional training in systemic consulting and coaching before joining BMW’s head office to focus on change management consulting. After three years, she led the logistics team responsible for the worldwide purchase of logistics services (contract logistics).
In February 2009, Bettina transitioned to the Aftersales “4th level” division, handling the sale of spare parts to third-party workshops. She subsequently established the Business Aftersales Key Account Management team, overseeing international sales and business development for powertrain systems for industrial customers.
From September 2017 to the end of 2019, she was in charge of planning and managing international vehicle distribution. She then moved to Berlin to manage the central operations of BMW’s motorcycle plant, where her responsibilities included strategy, global program planning, and material management.
With over 20 years of experience in Digital Transformation, Marketing, CRM, and Product Supply, Frank Giroux is currently the Manager of Digital Transformation in Supply Chain Management at Bayer Pharma. He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from Berlin and Toulouse universities. Frank's international career spans across the USA, Vietnam, China, and various European countries, enriching his understanding of global business dynamics. He specializes in chatbot and LLM applications and was awarded the SCM Management Award for a groundbreaking project in Cropscience, recognized as the Supply Chain Breakthrough of the Year in 2017. An accomplished speaker, Frank frequently shares insights on digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and innovation methodologies.
Disciplinary and technical management of the Logistics Management department
Several years of experience as a logistics project operator, controller and project manager
for complex, major international projects in China, India, South East Asia, USA, Middle East, Brazil
Driver for change processes across departmental boundaries to create transparency, increase productivity and ensure cost reductions
The contact person as consultant / coach / mentor when it comes to finding solutions
Understanding leadership as: Communication, passion, responsibility, development, trust, cohesion, reliability
Contributing with energy and competence to achieve the company's goals
and exemplify them
As an expert for Supply Chain & Operations, Matti had the privilege to work and create value for different companies across the industries. His projects were ranging from digital supply chain vision shaping to complex business transformations as well as short and agile RPA studies, covering supply chain planning from S&OP to capacity and material planning. Since November 2020 he is responsible for S&OP Planning at Munters.
Tammo Hilgerloh oversees the strategic direction of digitalization and data within Schaeffler' global corporate supply chain management, including the digital transformation of logistics operations. Since April 2023, he has managed the company's digital product portfolio and architecture for transport logistics, identifying business processes ripe for digitalization and spearheading data-driven solutions and innovations. Joining Schaeffler in April 2012, Tammo has held various roles in logistics and supply chain management for international projects across China, North America, and Europe. Before his current position, he led the supply chain network and design, focusing on developing digital solutions for end-to-end supply chain design, optimizing the global logistics footprint, reducing carbon emissions, and improving inventories. Tammo Hilgerloh holds a master's degree in mechanical engineering and business administration with a specialization in production and logistics from Leibniz University in Hanover.
The digitalization of supply chain management is not just a topic of interest but my professional passion. Traditional processes are often too slow and error-prone for today's demands. Through data-driven processes and emerging technologies we create agile networks that quickly respond to market changes. I love my job because it allows me to merge my enthusiasm for technological innovations with practical applications. I am particularly fascinated by how data analytics and automation enable more efficient processes and better insights. Additionally, I find great fulfilment in guiding employees through the digital transformation journey, ensuring they are equipped and inspired to embrace new technologies.