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This award honors Holt’s outstanding achievements and dedication, establishing a strong foundation for women across all levels of the supply chain industry.
INDIANAPOLIS (September 18, 2023) – enVista, a global consulting, managed services and material handling automation firm, today announces that Supply & Demand Chain Executive selected enVista’s Transportation Project Manager, Savanna Holt, as a 2023 Women in Supply Chain award recipient.
The Women in Supply Chain Award celebrates outstanding female leaders and executives in the supply chain domain. Their remarkable achievements, mentorship and role-modeling create a strong framework for empowering women across all levels of a company’s supply chain network. This year’s honorees are comprised of women from diverse backgrounds within the industry who have made significant contributions in assisting supply chain clients and fostering a thriving supply chain community, through present and future challenges.
Savanna has demonstrated excellence in the application of innovative practices across her transportation clients. Holding numerous roles at enVista over the past four years, ranging from associate consultant to project manager, Savanna provides vast industry knowledge and experience to create best-in-class practical solutions. Working with her team, she has dived deep into strategies and technologies that make up a top-tier traceability program to ensure consumer safety, working with one of the largest American fast-food restaurant chains to transform its traceability program.
Savanna said, “I am so grateful and humbled to receive this award from Supply & Demand Chain Executive. I cannot overlook the amazing women who have been a source of inspiration and guidance, leading me to this milestone in my career. Through my experience in consulting, I have observed and personally experienced the empowering impact of women in supply chain. The growth and support as women within the industry fuels my motivation and determination, as I hope it does for others as well.”
Marina Mayer, Editor-in-Chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive, said, “This year, we received over 400 submissions, the highest amount of applications for all of our awards. What’s more, 118 of those applications were submitted by male counterparts nominating their boss, co-worker or associate. This shows progress and hope that one day, we won’t need an award like this because men and women in the supply chain will be equal. From truck drivers to CEOs, what these winners are doing matters to the future of all supply chains.”
Visit Supply & Demand Chain Executive’s website here to view the full list of 2023 Women in Supply Chain winners, here to learn more about upcoming Supply & Demand Chain Executive awards and here to register for Supply & Demand Chain Executive’s upcoming Women in Supply Chain Forum
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