Three Leaders Recognized with Women in Supply Chain Award

Three exemplary leaders from RXO have been honored with the 2025 Women in Supply Chain Award, recognizing their substantial contributions to the field. The winners are Heidi Ratti, Erica Knisely, and Jayme Clarke. This award spotlights female supply chain professionals who have demonstrated leadership, mentorship, and innovation within the industry.

Heidi Ratti: Leading Human Resources in Transportation

Heidi Ratti, serving as the Chief Human Resources Officer at RXO, has been acknowledged for her extensive experience and impactful work in the transportation industry. With over 18 years dedicated to this sector, Ratti has played a pivotal role in shaping the human resources strategies at RXO. Her contributions have been instrumental in aligning the company's workforce initiatives with broader business objectives, ensuring that the organization remains competitive and resilient in a rapidly evolving market.

Erica Knisely: Championing Career Development

Erica Knisely, who oversees leadership and career planning programs at RXO, has also been recognized for her significant contributions. With more than 25 years of experience, Knisely has been a driving force behind the expansion of RXO's career development programs. Her efforts have made these programs accessible to all employees, fostering a culture of continuous learning and development. Knisely's initiatives include the creation of a volunteer community of RXO facilitators and the introduction of innovative training methods, such as AI and gamification, to enhance engagement and effectiveness.

Jayme Clarke: A Rising Star in Supply Chain

Jayme Clarke has been named in the Rising Stars category of the Women in Supply Chain Award. Her notable achievements include the successful unification of RXO and Coyote Logistics following their acquisition. Clarke has developed a formalized Strategic Sourcing function, which has played a crucial role in optimizing supply chain operations and delivering value across the organization. Her strategic vision and leadership have positioned RXO for continued growth and success.

Award Significance and Broader Context

The Women in Supply Chain Forum, where these awards are presented, celebrates the accomplishments of female leaders who have made significant impacts in supply chain management. This recognition underscores the importance of mentorship, leadership, and innovation in driving the industry forward. The contributions of Ratti, Knisely, and Clarke exemplify the diverse and dynamic roles that women play in shaping the future of supply chains.

"These awards highlight the critical role that women play in advancing supply chain excellence. The contributions of Heidi Ratti, Erica Knisely, and Jayme Clarke demonstrate the power of leadership and innovation in transforming the industry." - Patrick Day, COO of Atomix Logistics

Patrick Day, COO of Atomix Logistics, brings over a decade of logistics experience and joined Atomix in 2021. His efforts to implement processes for efficiency and customization, mentor emerging logistics professionals, and build scalable fulfillment systems have significantly improved order accuracy and reduced lead times. Day's insights into the industry further emphasize the ongoing evolution and importance of leadership within supply chains.