Tony is currently the Senior Director of Global Supply Chain Management for Becton Dickinson’s Interventional segment, comprised of three business units with global annual sales of over $4 billion. The segment develops, manufactures and distributes life-enhancing devices in the fields of surgical, endovascular, urological and critical care interventions that not only meet clinical needs but also deliver value to health systems and improve patients’ lives. These devices aim at advancing the treatment of high burden diseases and enabling surgical and interventional procedures worldwide.
Tony is an accomplished Supply Chain executive with over twenty-five years of increasingly senior responsibility. He has significant experience leading and driving measurable improvements in Demand and Supply Planning, Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP), Inventory Management, organizational re-engineering and end-to-end business process re-design.
Muhammed currently works in the consumer goods industry with 15+ years’ experience in Supply Chain Management.Muhammed is a driver of continuous improvement, with a track record of value addition in six completely different industries.
Join us March 29th as students from Northeastern University, Bryant University, and Bentley University participate in the 1st ever IBF New England Chapter Case Competition on the topic of Forecasting & S&OP! The case will address people, process, and technology and will have a quantitative component. Final presentations will be judged by a panel of 3 experts in Forecasting & S&OP.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.