We are pleased to invite you to an exclusive industry event hosted at Johnson & Johnson in Allschwil.
Join us on 28th of October at 17:30 for an engaging pannel discussion led by Leila Schwery, Vice President of Manufacturing & Technical Operations at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine.
Leila Schwery is also a fellow EPFL Alumna and received the EPFL Alumni Award in 2020 for her exceptional career. Here a few words from her:
As a proud member of the EPFL Alumin community, it is with great enthusiasm that I invite you to our J&J offices in Basel.
In the VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) environment we are operating in, supply chain resilience has become a crucial topic across all industries. The ability to adapt, respond, and thrive amidst disruption is vital to ensuring business continuity and success.
My colleagues Wayne Rothman (VP Value Chain Management) and Stephanie Striegler (General Manager Schaffhausen) will join me in a panel discussion where we will share our experiences and insights on building resilient supply chains, both within our business and as leaders. Following the discussion, we warmly invite you to continue the conversation over an aperoI hope you can join us, and I look forward to engaging in a thought-provoking dialogue with you!
This is a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with fellow EPFL alumni, gain insights from leading industry experts, ask your own questions (bring some!) and enjoy an evening of networking and discussions.
RSVP: Please register by October 21st. Spaces are limited, so be sure to secure your spot early (and this will also help us in the organization).
We look forward to seeing you there, and already would like to thank everyone involved in making this even happen!
Warm regards,
Your Bâlumni committee
Event details:
· Date: 28th of October
· Time: 17:30 (be on time!)
· Location: Johnson & Johnson, Allschwil
· Cost: Free
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