Community partners
Innovation Forum, Sustainability Decoded, Supply Chain Gals, Ladies Who Logistic, and WISE at the University of Arkansas are community partners of the Revolution Hub.
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Supply Chain Queen® Live Podcast Roundtables
Revolution Roundtables bring a live podcast roundtable to your event.
Revolution Roundtables are customized, pop-up live roundtables hosted by Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, at conferences, summits, convening weeks such as Climate Week NYC, and partner events. Each live podcast roundtable is built around a topic chosen with the host and is published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, with short clips shared across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook.
Pop-upSheri brings the Roundtable to your event.
CustomizedThe topic is chosen with you for your audience.
LiveThe conversation happens in the room, in real time.
Multi-channelEvery session becomes a podcast episode and clips.
The Format
What is a Revolution Roundtable?
A Revolution Roundtable is a live, recorded conversation that Sheri Hinish brings to a moment when people are already convening. Roundtables exist to build community and to organize leaders around a topic, so each one builds on an existing conference, summit, convening week, or partner event rather than asking an audience to travel somewhere new.
A Roundtable can take the shape of an executive gathering, an industry panel, or an intimate working session. Revolution Roundtables are a Supply Chain Queen® and Supply Chain Revolution® community program.
Roundtables happen in two ways. Sheri hosts quarterly community partner Roundtables with Revolution Hub partners and Women of the Revolution honorees, and she brings customized pop-up Roundtables to host events around the world.
Pop-up at your event
Sheri Hinish brings the Roundtable to the conference, summit, convening week, or partner event where your audience has already gathered.
Customized to your audience
The topic and the shape of the session are designed with the host for the people in the room.
Built for community
Each Roundtable organizes people around a shared topic and connects them with the wider Supply Chain Queen community.
A multi-channel podcast
Every Roundtable is published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast and shared as clips across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook.
Who Hosts a Roundtable
Built for the organizations that bring people together.
Revolution Roundtables are designed for hosts who already convene an audience and want a live conversation that keeps working after the event ends.
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Event organizers and conference hosts
Organizers add a customized live Roundtable to the agenda, and the session lives on as a podcast episode after attendees head home.
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Community and media partners
Partners bring their networks to the table and reach the broader Supply Chain Queen and Supply Chain Revolution® community through every published episode.
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Brands convening a week of activity
Brands that convene programming across a week such as Climate Week NYC can anchor that week with a Roundtable built around their topic.
How It Works
How a pop-up live podcast roundtable works at your event.
Every Revolution Roundtable follows four steps, from the first conversation with the host to the community that keeps the discussion going.
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Co-design the topic
Sheri Hinish and the host choose a topic and a format for the audience. Renee Vargas, Chief of Staff, schedules the kickoff call after you reach out through the contact page.
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Host the pop-up live session
Sheri brings the Roundtable to your conference, summit, convening week, or partner event and hosts the conversation live in front of your audience.
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Publish across channels
The session is published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and short clips run across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook.
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Follow through with the community
The Roundtable is shared with the Supply Chain Queen and Supply Chain Revolution® community, which keeps the conversation and the connections going after the event.
What Hosts Receive
What event hosts receive from a Revolution Roundtable.
A Roundtable gives your audience a live experience in the room and gives your event a lasting presence on the channels where leaders listen and watch.
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A live session customized to your audience
Sheri Hinish hosts a live Roundtable built around the topic and audience you define together.
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A full podcast episode
The conversation is published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.
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Short-form clips
Short clips from the Roundtable are shared across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook so the strongest ideas travel beyond the room.
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Full platform reach
Each Roundtable receives the full reach of the Supply Chain Queen and Supply Chain Revolution® platform, including the podcast audience, social channels, the community, and readers of the SCR Trend Brief.
Latest Roundtable
Hear more episodes on the podcast →
Watch the latest Roundtable, recorded live at Climate Week NYC.
Watch on YouTube
"Supply chain was rarely in the title, but it was in every answer."
Sheri Hinish, host of Revolution Roundtables
Live Roundtable · Published as a Podcast Episode
"Stop Telling Me We're Doing This for Environmental Reasons"
Sheri Hinish hosted three guests live during Climate Week NYC to separate signal from noise: what dominated the rooms, what happened in the hallways, what felt performative, and what executive teams should do differently on Monday morning. The session was published on YouTube and The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast as a full episode.
- Sheri HinishHost, Supply Chain Queen®
- Sandra Leyva MartinezCo-founder, Sustainability Decoded. She is an engineer who works at the intersection of supply chain and sustainability.
- Wesley Herche, PhDCo-founder, Sustainability Decoded. He is a former U.S. intelligence officer who now works across solar, battery storage, EV charging infrastructure, and on-site power.
- James GeorgeFounder, Provocative Human. He spent 12 years as a Royal Navy clearance diver, worked on the circular economy with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and now advises on critical minerals and rare earth supply chain risk.
The conversation covers the one word that defined the week, the shifting role of sustainability teams, whether every job is now a technology job, and the missing stakeholder in Scope 3.
Watch and Listen
Where Revolution Roundtables are published.
Every Roundtable is published as an episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast, which is available wherever leaders watch and listen.
Video
YouTube
The full video of each Roundtable is published on the Supply Chain Queen YouTube channel.
Watch on YouTube → AudioApple Podcasts
Each Roundtable is released as an episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® on Apple Podcasts.
Listen on Apple → AudioSpotify
Each Roundtable is released as an episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® on Spotify.
Listen on Spotify → LibraryThe Podcast Page
The podcast page holds every Roundtable recording alongside the full episode library.
Explore the podcast →Short clips from each Roundtable are shared across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook. To hear about the next Roundtable, sign up for the SCR Trend Brief or browse past issues in the newsletter archive.
The Community
The community behind every Roundtable.
Every Roundtable is part of the Revolution Hub, the Supply Chain Queen community partnership program that connects partner networks with the broader community.
Advisory partners
Sustainability Decoded, Provocative Human, and Circular Supply Chain Coalition are advisory partners, and Sustainability Decoded partners with Sheri on Revolution Roundtables.
Watch their Roundtable →Media partner
BizClik Media is the media partner of the Revolution Hub, the community partnership program that Revolution Roundtables belong to.
Become a partner →Women of the Revolution
Roundtables feature Women of the Revolution honorees, the leaders recognized for reshaping supply chain, sustainability, procurement, and logistics.
Meet the honorees →
Frequently Asked
Questions about Revolution Roundtables.
What is a Revolution Roundtable?
A Revolution Roundtable is a customized, pop-up live roundtable hosted by Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, at a conference, summit, convening week such as Climate Week NYC, or partner event. Each Roundtable is built around a topic chosen with the host and is published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, with short clips shared across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook.
How often do Revolution Roundtables happen?
Sheri Hinish hosts quarterly community partner Roundtables with Revolution Hub partners and Women of the Revolution honorees. She also brings customized pop-up Roundtables to conferences, summits, and convening weeks around the world at the invitation of event hosts.
Can Sheri Hinish host a live roundtable at our conference?
Sheri Hinish can host a live roundtable at your conference. She brings pop-up live Roundtables to conferences, summits, convening weeks, and partner events, and she customizes each one to the host's audience and topic. Availability, format, and investment are scoped with the Supply Chain Queen team on a kickoff call.
Is a Revolution Roundtable recorded as a podcast?
Every Revolution Roundtable is recorded and published as a full episode of The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify, and short clips are shared across LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook. Past Roundtables are available on the podcast page and the YouTube channel.
What topics do Revolution Roundtables cover?
Each topic is chosen with the host for its audience, and topics draw on the themes Sheri Hinish is known for: supply chain resilience, AI in supply chain, sustainability, and exponential technology and innovation. The Climate Week NYC Roundtable, for example, explored the shifting role of sustainability teams, whether every job is now a technology job, and the missing stakeholder in Scope 3.
Who takes part in a Revolution Roundtable?
Sheri Hinish hosts every Revolution Roundtable, and sessions feature community partners and Women of the Revolution honorees. The Climate Week NYC Roundtable featured Sandra Leyva Martinez and Wesley Herche, PhD, of Sustainability Decoded and James George of Provocative Human.
How do we bring a Roundtable to our event?
Start by sharing your event, audience, and topic through the contact page or by emailing sh***@**************en.com. Renee Vargas, Chief of Staff, will schedule a kickoff call, where the team will scope the topic, format, timing, and cost with you.
Bring a Roundtable to Your Event
Your audience is already convening. Give them a Roundtable.
Tell the Supply Chain Queen team about your event, your audience, and the topic you want to explore. Sheri Hinish will bring a live Roundtable to the room, and The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast will carry it to the wider community.