Women in Supply Chain Award Honors Industry Leaders

The Women in Supply Chain Awards, presented by Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive, have recognized notable female leaders in the supply chain industry for their contributions and leadership. The awards celebrate the achievements of women who have made significant impacts in the field.

Karin Bridges and Lindsey Martinez: 2024 Honorees

Karin Bridges and Lindsey Martinez have been named recipients of the 2024 Women in Supply Chain Award. This accolade highlights their significant roles and contributions to the supply chain sector. Bridges, with over two decades of experience in the industry, leads a team of more than 260 employees dispersed across various locations. Her leadership was pivotal in the successful integration of freight forwarding and managed transportation services.

Meanwhile, Lindsey Martinez, serving as the director of procurement at RXO, plays an integral role in the company's operations. She is actively involved in RXO’s Women’s Inclusion Network, an initiative aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion within the organization. Additionally, Martinez contributes her expertise as a board member of the Transportation Club of Detroit, further establishing her as a key player in the field.

Beth Hendriks: 2025 Trailblazer

For the year 2025, Beth Hendriks has been recognized as a recipient of the Women in Supply Chain Award, specifically in the Trailblazers category. This distinction acknowledges her pioneering contributions and leadership within the supply chain industry. The award, presented by Supply & Demand Chain Executive, underscores the pivotal roles women play in the industry and the innovative contributions they make.

Acknowledging Female Leadership in Supply Chain

The Women in Supply Chain Awards aim to honor female professionals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation in the supply chain industry. These awards are part of a broader effort to recognize and celebrate the achievements of women in a field traditionally dominated by men. By highlighting the accomplishments of leaders like Bridges, Martinez, and Hendriks, the awards serve to inspire future generations of women to pursue careers in supply chain management.

Upcoming Women in Supply Chain Forum

In addition to the awards, the Women in Supply Chain Forum is scheduled to take place from November 18-20, 2025, in Clearwater Beach, Florida. This event will provide a platform for industry professionals to network, share insights, and discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities within the supply chain sector. It represents an important occasion for fostering discussion and collaboration among industry leaders, with a particular focus on empowering women in the field.

The Women in Supply Chain Awards and the accompanying forum reflect an ongoing commitment to recognizing and supporting the invaluable contributions of women in the supply chain industry.