SUPPLY CHAIN RISK MANAGEMENT & CYBERSECURITY (RISK)

RISK-1 Global Trade & Supply Chains: new Risks, rise of Trade Wars and de-Globalization In a more conflictual international context, trade wars and barriers to free trade make it important to carefully monitor potential disruptions and managing all required compliance regarding international suppliers. The free trade of goods is no longer a realistic prospect. How should companies organize to effectively manage the growing complexity of import and export regulations? Furthermore, the need to carefully manage the Cybersecurity of suppliers at all levels of the Supply Chain has also become important. A thorough panel with Suzanne Richer, Managing Director, Supply Network Consulting Group; Zeno Poggi, President, AWOS A World Of Sanctions; Daniel Krassenstein, Global Supply Chain Director, Procon Pacific; Michele Ferreira, Head of Custom Operations, IVECO Group; Marco Zinzani, Partner, Studio Padovan and other key Procurement and Customs Managers, Mauro Adorno, COO EMEA, ToolsGroup

RISK-2 - End-to-End Supply Chain: Resilient Orchestration In today’s volatile global landscape, supply chains face constant disruption. Despite years of digital transformation, many organizations still struggle to generate actionable insights across internal silos and external partners-hindering their ability to respond with agility. Join this dynamic panel hosted by Genpact, featuring experts from Celonis, Prewave, and TraceLink, as they explore how to realize the vision of End-to-End Resilient Orchestration. Discover how leading companies are integrating powerful point solutions into a cohesive, intelligent ecosystem-enabling real-time visibility, proactive risk mitigation, and synchronized decision-making across their ecosystem. Mareike Meis, E2E SC Transformation Lead, Genpact; Bruno Laborie, Senior Director Alliances and Channel, TraceLink; Simone Carsana, Senior Value Engineer, Celonis; Marco Felsberger, Senior Advisor Resiliency, Prewave

RISK-3 Trade Wars and geopolitical risks: the current landscape and strategies to be prepared for the coming challenges Marco Zinzani, Partner, Studio Padovan

RISK-4 Navigating Uncertainty: Preparing for the Future of Global Trade Disruption with the support of modern technology In today’s volatile global trade environment, organisations are facing mounting pressures from a growing array of disruptions - including tariffs, sanctions, export controls, and rising geopolitical tensions. These stress factors impact not only day-to-day operations but have far-reaching implications for long-term strategy and competitiveness. In this session, Thomas Kofler will provide insights into: • Real-world business cases illustrating exposure to trade-related risks • How companies can proactively prepare - operationally, tactically, and strategically • The role of modern technologies in mapping and mitigating risk • Best practices for turning supply chain risk into a strategic advantage Drawing on over 15 years of experience in Supply Chain Risk Management and Global Trade, Thomas will share proven approaches that empower organisations to not only adapt, but to lead in times of disruption Thomas Kofler, President, CSCMP Switzerland RT and VP EMEA Commercials, Exiger

RISK-5 Cyber Resilience Barbara Gaudenzi, Associate Professor in Economics & Enterprise Management and LogiMasterPlus Director, University of Verona

RISK-6 Partnership, Collaboration and Resiliency: Imperatives Across the Supply Chain Ecosystem Not all resources and capabilities a company needs to mobilize are under their control and these are often the largest, most critical, and external to the organization. The success of an end-to-end supply chain is dependent upon partnerships that are typically under rated and need more attention to drive resiliency in the ecosystem. This session discusses the value of strategic partnerships and how to establish and sustain supplier partnerships that will help reduce risk and improve business continuity strategies. Donna Palumbo Miele, Executive Director, Penn State Center for Supply Chain Research