Supply Chain Café: Winning Executive Buy-In: Strategic Communication Skills for Supply Chain Leaders
Supply Chain Café: Winning Executive Buy-In: Strategic Communication Skills for Supply Chain Leaders
Supply Chain Café by PICS Belgium
Supply Chain Café by PICS Belgium is an initiative of PICS Belgium supported by ABCAL, oriented to members and domain experts, with the goal to distribute knowhow discussing amongst peers. The PICS Supply chain Cafés are 1 hour’s interactive lunch sessions, where an industry expert is invited to present a supply chain topic in 20 minutes, followed by a lively debate among all participants.
Winning Executive Buy-In: Strategic Communication Skills for Supply Chain Leaders
Supply chain excellence only becomes strategic when executives understand it.
If you’ve ever delivered strong operational results but struggled to get leadership attention, investment, or alignment — this webinar is designed for you.
Join us at the Supply Chain Café to learn how to communicate supply chain performance, risks, and priorities in a way that resonates with senior leaders and drives real buy-in. This is about elevating your influence at the executive table.
What attendees will gain
- Why operational excellence and strong KPIs alone aren’t enough to demonstrate supply chain’s true contribution to business performance.
- How to balance functional expertise, with operational excellence and strategic communication, so your message resonates at the executive level.
- A simple, practical framework to link priorities, KPIs, and reporting directly to business outcomes.
Whether you’re presenting a business case, defending a budget, or aligning stakeholders during disruption, this session will help you communicate with clarity, authority, and impact — and consistently win executive buy-in.
Speaker:
Claudia Cebulok is a seasoned procurement and supply chain leader who has spent 20+ years turning operational complexity into real business impact. Known for driving transformations that stick, she now helps supply chain teams strengthen their influence by communicating operational excellence in a way that resonates with executives.
