Date: February 20, 2025

Location:
DePaul University – DePaul Club
Loop Student Center
1 East Jackson Blvd.
11th Floor DePaul Club 11018
Chicago, IL 60604
Directions

Agenda:

• 2:30pm Registration and Networking
• 3:00pm Panel Discussion with Q&A
• 4:00pm Networking and Happy Hour

Download flyer: Chciago-Toronto Panel flyer

About the event:
Join us for an engaging evening of insights and connections at Cross Border Supply Chain 2025: Pitfalls and Opportunities, a live panel discussion and networking event hosted collaboratively by the Toronto and Chicago CSCMP Roundtables.

Explore the future of cross-border trade between Canada and the United States as industry leaders dive into the challenges and opportunities shaping supply chains in 2025.

From navigating shifting regulations and trade policies to leveraging emerging technologies, this event will provide actionable insights to help supply chain professionals stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape.

Whether you’re a seasoned supply chain expert or new to the field, this event offers valuable perspectives and the opportunity to network with peers from both sides of the border.

Event Highlights:

• Expert panel discussion featuring industry leaders (speaker details coming soon!)
• Interactive Q&A session to explore your specific challenges
• Networking with supply chain professionals from Canada and the United States

Who Should Attend:
This event is open to members and non-members of CSCMP, including professionals and students interested in cross-border trade, supply chain management, and logistics.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain strategic insights, make new connections, and prepare your organization for success in the evolving landscape of cross-border supply chains.

Moderator: Nathan Chaney
Founder, Supply Chaney; Founder, Supply Chain Social Club; Agency Owner, SPI Logistics

Panelists:

• Nathan Cato
  Assistant Vice President, Canadian Government Affairs at CPKC – in Toronto
• Heather Grondin
  Chief Relations Officer, WDBA-APWD (AKA the Gordie Howe Bridge group) – in Chicago
• David Hanfland
  Global Vice-Chair Strategy and Corporate Development at Kearney – in Chicago
• Tyler Iorio
  Logistics, Quadra Chemicals
  Niagara College, Professor – School of Business & Management