Episode 3 of the CSCC series on the Supply Chain Revolution podcast explores how ABTC, BASF's exclusive North American battery recycling partner, and Cummins are building the matchmaking infrastructure that turns recovered critical minerals into qualified, repeatable industrial supply.

Reverse Supply Chain Sourcing: How Battery Recyclers and Industrial Buyers Like Cummins Build Trust in Recovered Materials

Sheri Hinish, Founder and CEO of Supply Chain Queen® and the #1 Global Supply Chain Influencer, hosts episode three of the Circular Supply Chain Coalition series on the Supply Chain Revolution® podcast. This episode unpacks the matchmaking layer that connects reverse supply chain operators with industrial buyers — the mechanism that turns recovered critical minerals … Read more

Sheri Hinish at NYC Climate Week 2026: Five Events Shaping Supply Chain and Climate Strategy

Sheri Hinish, Founder and CEO of Supply Chain Queen® and recognized authority on sustainability, AI, and supply chain transformation, is participating in five major events during New York Climate Week 2026. From Africa’s critical minerals corridor to industrial AI and supply chain decarbonization, from the rise of women sustainability leaders to the regulatory convergence reshaping … Read more

Circular Economy Network Building: Why Convening Conveners Is the Fastest Path to Reverse Supply Chains at Scale | CSCC × Supply Chain Revolution Series (2 of 5)

The most effective circular economy networks are not built from scratch. They are assembled from existing ecosystems—organizations that already have trust, membership, data, and credibility within their sectors. Episode two of the CSCC series brings the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and the Suppliers Partnership for the Environment to the table to show what convening conveners looks … Read more

Circular Supply Chain Strategy: Why Reverse Supply Chains Require Coalition Building, Not Solo Action | CSCC × Supply Chain Revolution Series (1 of 5)

We understand everything that happens on the front end of the supply chain. Where something is extracted, processed, manufactured, distributed, placed on shelf, sold. And then after point of sale? Nothing. It is the dark side of the moon. That line from Anita Schwartz stopped me in my tracks—and it frames every conversation in this … Read more