Advisory Council

Markus Mau is co-founder of MAU Consulting, where for more than 25 years he has advised corporations with a combined turnover exceeding $100 billion. His consulting work builds on earlier experience at PwC and IBM Global Services.

Alongside his consulting work, Markus serves as President of the European Logistics Association (ELA), Europe's largest logistics network with more than 55,000 members across 20 countries, and has represented Germany for over 15 years in the global development of ISO sustainability standards. He is also co-founder of Smart City Concepts, an international mobility start-up.

He holds a lifetime professorship at the Research-University of Sopron (founded 1735) and is a widely recognized voice in sustainable supply chains, with over 70 academic publications and two bestselling logistics and supply chain books in German.

Nisa Moore is a senior executive leader serving as the Business Area Vice President for Diplomacy, Enforcement, and Space at GDIT. Leading a global $2B portfolio and an ecosystem of 500 employees and 100 industry partners, Nisa advances secure, resilient, AI-enabled capabilities that strengthen diplomatic operations, enhance national security, and power space exploration.

Nisa oversees mission programs spanning Zero Trust-aligned architectures, full-spectrum cyber, AI-accelerated analytics, global supply chain, secure countermeasures and communications, cloud modernization, and service delivery. Nisa also contributes executive leadership across multiple C-suite organizations and served a board term with ASCM.

Recognized for building elite technical teams and driving high-impact transformation, Nisa has delivered multibillion-dollar growth across enterprise IT, mission networks, and digital modernization. Nisa has earned major industry honors including Supply Chain Executive of the Year and Woman of the Year for the Corporate Large Market Sector. Nisa holds degrees from Michigan State University and Virginia Tech and is a graduate of The Leadership Foundry-WIT program.

Gerald is the Chief Evangelist for Oracle's Supply Chain Product Strategy team, positioning the company as the premier choice for enterprises seeking to develop self-driving and resilient supply chains. Prior to joining Oracle he established himself as a manufacturing and supply chain executive and thought leader. Gerald's 30-year career includes digital transformation executive roles at Accenture, Microsoft, Google and General Electric. He has directed over $500M in digital investments, leading 150+ initiatives across 100 countries to drive operational excellence and customer success.

Beyond his corporate role, Gerald is a thought leader in academia and global development. He serves on the advisory boards for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Western Washington University, and the University of Washington Bothell. A founding member of the Circular Supply Chain Network, he has also served as a technology advisor to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and USAID.

Gerald holds a B.S. in Industrial and Management Engineering from RPI and an Executive MBA from Howard University, and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Business Administration at Hult International Business School. His blend of deep technical expertise and strategic leadership makes him a trusted advisor to industry stakeholders worldwide.

Frank Blohm is a high-impact operations and supply chain executive with extensive experience scaling technology enterprises from seed-stage startups to multi-billion-dollar global production environments. Serving as Vice President of Engineering Operations at Celestica, Frank leads global engineering operations, facility strategy, R&D operations, business process optimization, and supply chain infrastructure across major technology sectors including cloud and hyperscale infrastructure, data centers and AI platforms. He also brings prior experience in green technology, solar and energy storage.

A strategic "systems thinker," Frank specializes in digital transformations (ERP, MES, PLM), global ODM/JDM/OEM and contract manufacturing scale-up, multi-site network expansions, $1B+ strategic procurement, and driving operational excellence that delivers rapid revenue growth and margin expansion.

Deborah Dull is the co-founder and Managing Partner of Trillium Digital Services, and the founder of the Circular Supply Chain Network. She has authored multiple books on circular and responsible supply chains and AI in supply chain. Her experience spans Zero100, GE Digital, the Gates Foundation, Genpact and Microsoft, and she specializes in AI-driven supply chain innovation, circularity and responsible business practices.

She is a sought-after speaker and widely published. Deborah's work centers on the human dimension of supply chains, which employ 37% of America's workforce and touch communities worldwide, from factory and warehouse workers to the towns where trucks travel and materials are mined. Through research and advocacy, she works to improve that experience. She holds a BA from Western Washington University and an MSc from the University of Liverpool, and is pursuing a DBA at Heriot-Watt University.

Dan Schoenfeld is Director of Operations at the Fund for Science and Technology, where he leads the full lifecycle of grantmaking, information technology, procurement and contracting, from due diligence and compliance to negotiation, execution and operational oversight.

Dan previously served as Director of Grants Management and Operations at the Bezos Earth Fund, supporting the organization's rapid scale-up across grants, procurement, operations and facilities. He has held leadership roles as Vice President of the ASCM Foundation, guiding global health and philanthropic investment strategy, and at the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, where he led grants management and information technology functions.

Dan participates in multiple advisory groups within the philanthropic sector and holds a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering from Purdue University.

Yaseen Ahmid earned his undergraduate degree from Drexel University, advised mining clients as a Management Consultant at Kearney, and served as Head Delegate of South Africa's Y20 envoy to the G20. He is pursuing a Master of Science in Sustainability Management at Columbia University, where he serves as president of three graduate student organizations and chairs two university supply chain advisory boards. His graduate work focuses on sustainable supply chains, critical minerals and the clean energy transition. He aims to build the partnerships that finance African-owned localization and mineral beneficiation.

He has been recognized by the Association for Supply Chain Management and Reuters as a future leader in supply chain. He actively advises companies in Southern Africa on strategy, market growth and government relations.