Supply Chain Queen® Presents

Women of the Revolution 2026

Women of the Revolution is a global recognition program for women leaders in supply chain, sustainability, procurement, and logistics. Founded by Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, it honors 65 women in its 2026 class across three tiers of influence, and nominations for the 2027 class are open now.

Meet the Honorees → Nominate for 2027 →
The Program

What is Women of the Revolution?

Women of the Revolution is a global recognition program founded by Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, to surface and celebrate the women reshaping supply chain, sustainability, procurement, and logistics at every level of the ecosystem.

Founder
Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®
2026 class
65 honorees: 25 Luminary, 25 Catalyst, and 15 Trailblazer
Who is recognized
Women leading in supply chain, sustainability, procurement, and logistics at every level
2027 class
Nominations are open, and self-nominations are welcome

This is not a ranking. It is a declaration.

The program deliberately refuses a single-axis definition of influence. A government minister designing climate policy in Mexico and a founder building community for women in trucking are both revolutionaries. The criteria honor depth, originality, and irreversible impact, not job title or institutional affiliation alone.

The 2026 class spans startups and Fortune 500 enterprises, academia and advocacy, and every major region. It is the Supply Chain Queen community's way of saying that the revolution is already happening and these women are leading it.

Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen, founder of the Women of the Revolution recognition program

"The revolution does not wait for permission. It is already in motion, and these women are its architects."

Sheri Hinish, Supply Chain Queen®
The Tiers

Three tiers, one revolution.

Each tier names a distinct mode of leadership. Together, they form a complete picture of how systemic change actually moves: through illumination, acceleration, and origination.

25 honorees

Luminary

She illuminates what others have yet to see.

Her work redefines the conversation. She is a door opener. Where she leads, the industry and communities recalibrate.

Meet the Luminaries →
25 honorees

Catalyst

She accelerates what the world needs most.

She turns bold ideas into irreversible momentum. She does not wait for the system to be ready. She makes it ready.

Meet the Catalysts →
15 honorees

Trailblazer

She builds the road that others will travel.

She steps into uncharted territory and creates something original. She does not need a blueprint. She writes one.

Meet the Trailblazers →
The 2026 Honorees

The 2026 class of women leaders in supply chain.

Sixty-five extraordinary women across three tiers of leadership make one declaration: supply chain is a force for regenerative change, and these women are proving it every day.

Luminary

She illuminates what others have yet to see.

25 honorees

  • Alicia Bárcena Ibarra

    Secretary of Environment

    Government of Mexico

  • Azuka Okeke

    CEO

    Africa Resource Centre for Excellence in Supply Chain

  • Ann Tracy

    EVP & Chief Sustainability Officer

    Colgate-Palmolive

  • Azel van der Walt

    IMEA Head of Logistics

    Maersk

  • Carol Tomé

    CEO

    United Parcel Service (UPS)

  • Christine Barnhart

    Head of Industry Engagement

    Miebach Consulting

  • Claudia Freed

    CEO

    EALgreen

  • Maithili Shenoy

    CEO & Founder

    La Naia Collective

  • Damilola Ogunbiyi

    CEO / Co-Chair UN Energy

    Sustainable Energy for All

  • Sarah Thuo

    CEO, SC Sustainability & Resilience / Professor

    Northwestern University

  • Hannah Kain

    President & CEO

    ALOM Technologies

  • Helen Davis

    SVP & Head of NA Operations

    The Kraft Heinz Company

  • Dr. Pretty Mubaiwa

    Director, Program Delivery and Operations

    Project Last Mile

  • Linda Reddy

    Global Supply Chain

    Nando's Group Limited

  • Jennifer McKeehan

    COO

    Fanatics Commerce

  • Justina Nixon-Saintil

    Chief Impact Officer

    IBM

  • Kara Hurst

    VP Worldwide Sustainability

    Amazon

  • Michelle Dilley

    Former CEO

    AWESOME (AWESOMELeaders.org)

  • Lebogang Letsoalo

    CEO, Sincpoint / Founder

    Africa Women in Supply Chain

  • Lora Cecere

    Founder

    Supply Chain Insights

  • Kathleen McLaughlin

    EVP & Chief Sustainability Officer

    Walmart

  • Lucia Cioffi

    SVP & Chief Procurement Officer

    LEGO Group

  • Sophie Beckham

    Chief Sustainability Officer

    International Paper

  • Dr. Stephanie Thomas

    Professor and Executive Director (WISE)

    University of Arkansas

  • Sheri Hinish

    Founder, Supply Chain Queen®

    Supply Chain Revolution Global LLC

Catalyst

She turns bold ideas into irreversible momentum.

25 honorees

  • Sarah Farooqi

    Manager, Policy & Digital Solutions

    Digital Impact Alliance

  • Bettina Hobson

    Founder / Instructor + DE&I Advocate

    The Bettina Experience / Fashion Moves

  • Namuun Purevdorj

    Category Strategy, MIT Fellow

    Amazon

  • Catarina Carvalho

    Head of Supply Chain & Logistics

    Arup

  • Courtney Andersen

    VP Supply Chain

    General Mills

  • Debra Lin

    VP Supply Chain

    Bel Group (GoGo squeeZ / Materne)

  • Dyci Manns Sfregola

    CEO

    New Gen Architects / Oneday

  • Harshida Acharya

    Partner / CMO

    Fulfillment IQ

  • Michelle Li

    CEO / Founder

    Clever Carbon

  • Zinola Moodley

    SC Platform Lead

    dsm-firmenich

  • Sandra Leyva Martinez

    Head of Sustainability

    CHEP Americas (Brambles)

  • Cate Mork

    Americas Sustainable Supply Chain Lead

    EY

  • Jane Burkitt

    Chief Supply Officer

    Alliance Pharmaceuticals

  • Chandhrika Venkataraman

    Founder

    Source Refresh / Procurement Advisory

  • Daniela Ferreira

    DEI Advocate & ESG Leader

    Instituto Ethos

  • Brittany Caskey

    Chief Commercial Officer Logistics

    DP World

  • Julia Armstrong D'Agnese

    CEO

    Earth Knowledge

  • Kathy Perna

    Owner / Executive Director

    KMP Associates / ISM-New Jersey

  • Katie Holman

    VP Supply Chain, Meals & Baking

    General Mills

  • Lizeth Cárdenas

    Head of Supply Chain

    Samsung Electronics Perú

  • Sasha Pailet Koff

    Founder, CEO

    So Help Me Understand LLC

  • Ratisha Bolin

    Dir. Procurement, Packaging & Materials

    Sara Lee

  • Renee Ure

    Founder, COO

    Executive Leadership Insights

  • Lisa Venziano

    Former Chair, Board Member

    ASCM

  • Karin Bursa

    Founder & CEO

    NIRAKIO / Supply Chain Now Host

Trailblazer

She writes the blueprint others will follow.

15 honorees

  • Liz Raman-Grubbs

    Founder

    Supply Chain Gals

  • Blythe Milligan

    Founder

    Everything is Logistics

  • Sofia Rivas Herrera

    SC Network Design & Optimization Manager

    HP (Global SC & Logistics)

  • Ellen Voie

    Founder

    Women in Trucking Association

  • Kelly Barner

    Co-Founder

    Art of Procurement

  • Jenny Froome

    Founder

    Upavon Management

  • Lisa Ellram

    Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management

    Miami University

  • Joanne Wright

    SVP Transformation, Operations, and Procurement

    IBM

  • Marina Mayer

    Editor in Chief

    Supply & Demand Chain Executive

  • Tania Seary

    Founder

    Procurious Global Network

  • Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

    Co-Founder

    Urban Ocean Lab

  • Lisa Morales-Hellebo

    Founder

    Refashiond Ventures

  • Dr. Vandana Shiva

    Expert, Champion and Activist

    Women in Agriculture, Environmentalism & Regeneration

  • Dr. Venera Anderson

    Global Strategy Advisor, Author

    Climate & Energy, Zanpa Edge

  • Agnes Zsofia Nagy

    Co-Founder, CE Expert

    SupplyZory

Nominations Open for 2027

Know a woman building the future?

Nominations for Women of the Revolution 2027 are open. The only requirement is that she is doing work that cannot be ignored.

Every nomination goes directly to Sheri Hinish and the Women of the Revolution selection team.

Who can nominate
  • We welcome self-nominations.
  • We welcome peer nominations.
  • We welcome nominations from every sector and geography.
Submit a Nomination →

Your email opens addressed to sh***@**************en.com with the subject line "Women of the Revolution 2027 Nomination."

Keep the Revolution Going

Where honorees and the community connect.

Women of the Revolution is one part of the Supply Chain Queen® platform, alongside its community partnerships, its fellowship, and its podcast.

Community Partnerships

Revolution Hub

The Revolution Hub is the Supply Chain Queen community partnership program. Ladies Who Logistic, Supply Chain Gals, and WISE at the University of Arkansas are community partners with ties to honorees Harshida Acharya, Liz Raman-Grubbs, and Dr. Stephanie Thomas.

Explore the Revolution Hub → Education

The Fellowship

The Supply Chain Queen Fellowship is a hands-on development program in which emerging professionals work directly with Sheri Hinish on real projects across media, advisory, and community.

Explore the Fellowship → Media

The Podcast

The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast hosts quarterly Revolution Roundtables, live sessions that double as episodes and feature partners and Women of the Revolution honorees.

Listen to the podcast → Newsletter

Community Is Career Infrastructure

In this newsletter edition, Sheri Hinish explains why professional community is a core part of how careers are built.

Read the newsletter →
Frequently Asked

Questions about Women of the Revolution.

What is Women of the Revolution?

Women of the Revolution is a global recognition program founded by Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, to surface and celebrate the women reshaping supply chain, sustainability, procurement, and logistics at every level of the ecosystem. It is not a ranking. It is a declaration that honors depth, originality, and irreversible impact.

Who is in the Women of the Revolution 2026 class?

The 2026 class includes 65 women across three tiers: 25 Luminaries, 25 Catalysts, and 15 Trailblazers. Honorees span startups and Fortune 500 enterprises, academia and advocacy, and every major region, with leaders from organizations such as UPS, Walmart, Amazon, IBM, the LEGO Group, and the Government of Mexico.

What do the Luminary, Catalyst, and Trailblazer tiers mean?

Each tier names a distinct mode of leadership. A Luminary illuminates what others have yet to see and redefines the conversation. A Catalyst accelerates what the world needs most and turns bold ideas into irreversible momentum. A Trailblazer builds the road that others will travel and writes the blueprint others will follow.

How are Women of the Revolution honorees selected?

The program deliberately refuses a single-axis definition of influence. Its criteria honor depth, originality, and irreversible impact rather than job title or institutional affiliation alone. Nominations go directly to Sheri Hinish and the Women of the Revolution selection team.

How do I nominate someone for Women of the Revolution 2027?

Nominations for Women of the Revolution 2027 are open. Email sh***@**************en.com with the subject line "Women of the Revolution 2027 Nomination." Self-nominations and peer nominations are welcome from every sector and geography, and the only requirement is that the nominee is doing work that cannot be ignored.

Who founded Women of the Revolution?

Sheri Hinish, the Supply Chain Queen®, founded Women of the Revolution. Sheri is a global supply chain, sustainability, and AI executive with two decades in industry plus EY and IBM, and she hosts The Supply Chain Revolution® podcast.

Women of the Revolution 2027

Nominate a woman whose work cannot be ignored.

Help the Supply Chain Queen® community recognize the next class of Luminaries, Catalysts, and Trailblazers.

Submit a Nomination → Explore the Revolution Hub →