Webinar Description

The supply chain risk management maturity model has long been an industry standard, but today's pace of disruption is stretching even its most advanced stages. Global volatility, regulatory pressure, and increasingly complex supplier networks now demand a new phase of maturity, one powered by AI and agentic systems capable of sensing, recommending, and acting autonomously with human oversight. Join Diego Guerrero, former Global Lead of Procurement and Supply Chain Management at Chevron; Kamal Ahluwalia, AI expert and CEO of Resilinc; and Christopher Benham, Senior Director of Customer Enablement at Resilinc, for a forward-looking conversation on how the maturity model is evolving and what it means for today’s supply chain leaders.

This session will explore how traditional maturity models are being redefined to meet today’s dynamic risk environment, what an AI-driven maturity phase looks like, and how organizations can elevate from reactive operations to intelligent resilience. We’ll discuss real-world examples of AI agents augmenting teams in disruption response, compliance, and tariff management; along with practical tools to evaluate AI readiness. Whether you’re building foundational capabilities or advancing toward autonomous workflows, this webinar will help you understand where your program stands today and what it will take to reach the next level of supply chain maturity.

What you will take away:

• How traditional maturity models are being redefined to meet today’s dynamic risk environment
• What an AI-driven maturity phase looks like and how to elevate organizations from reactive to intelligent resilience
• Real-world examples of AI agents augmenting teams in disruption response, compliance and tariff management
• Practical tools to evaluate your AI readiness

Speakers:

Gopkiran Rao, CMO, Resilinc
Christopher Benham, Senior Director, Customer Enablement, Resilinc
Diego Sebastián Guerrero, Global Lead of Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Chevron (Formerly)

Moderator:

Robert Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain