EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 59 MIN
Supply Chains Under Stress | Live from AFPM International Petrochemical Conference 2026 - Ep. 262
from The Chemical Show: Where Leaders Talk Business · host Victoria King Meyer
Join industry leaders at The Chemical Summit on September 29-30, 2026 in Houston, Texas. Visit thechemicalsummit.comOnce considered a back-office function, supply chain management has become crucial to business strategy as disruptions and geopolitical events reshape the chemical industry. Host Victoria Meyer is joined by Jennifer Jewson (LyondellBasell), Claudia Moshiri (Brenntag), and Chad Burke (Economic Alliance Houston Port Region) live from AFPM International Petrochemical Conference to discuss how companies are adapting—emphasizing flexibility, optionality, and visibility to stay resilient and competitive. The panel shares practical approaches to risk management, compliance, and digitization, while examining the challenges of infrastructure constraints and the rapid evolution of the global landscape. With insights on real-time disruptions like the Strait of Hormuz, the conversation offers valuable takeaways for industry professionals looking to strengthen supply chain resilience and capability for the future. Subscribe to The Chemical Show on YouTube Listen in this week as Victoria and the Supply Chains Under Stress Panel discuss the following: Supply chain moves to boardroom priority Navigating real-time global disruptions AI and data in decision making Infrastructure and workforce under pressure Building resilience and flexibility forward Killer Quote: "Supply chains aren’t just operational; they're not just back office. They're really strategic. They're really a strategic part of our businesses and the ability to make those tradeoffs, understand constraints, and really understand those consequences." — Victoria Meyer
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