Executive Joins Leading 3PL as Chief Technology & Corporate Development Officer
Ozburn-Hessey Logistics announced the addition of Supreet Manchanda as EVP/Chief Technology & Corporate Development Officer. In this role Supreet is responsible for all aspects of information technology, merger & acquisition, integration activities and strategy.
Supreet has over 20 years of experience in supply chain management, global information technology and venture capital. Supreet has provided leadership to businesses including IBM, SGI, KPMG and numerous start-ups globally. He most recently served as Executive Program Director - Office of the CIO at ALTERA. Prior to that, he was CEO at Quantum VC (UK), and has also served as a Lead Global Partner - ECommerce & SCM at KPMG Consulting/Bearing Point and as CIO of Logistix.
"Supreet's expertise, experience and innovative ideas are extremely valuable to our company as we continue our expansion," commented Scott McWilliams, CEO of OH Logistics. The company recently announced the acquisitions of Barthco International, Turbo Logistics and Freightek, which significantly broadened the company's service offerings. "Supreet will ensure that we continue to utilize the best technology to support our supply chain management solutions and that we efficiently integrate all acquired companies."
"OH Logistics is a fascinating company that is growing very quickly while maintaining a strong focus on its customers," said Manchanda. "I am very impressed with the caliber of the OH Logistics team and look forward to working with them as the company continues its evolution."
Supreet is active in the community as a founder of an anti-hate Advocacy Group and leads an Innovation Week for Fulbright Scholars in Silicon Valley. Supreet frequently speaks at many industry events and academic forums, is a charter member of TiE and is an Executive-in-Residence at the University of Tennessee.
Supreet received a BS degree from University of Houston and an MBA with a focus on globalization from TRIUM-a collaboration of NYU, London School of Economics and HEC, Paris.
