Supply Chains & Logistics Stage
Navigating Geopolitical Uncertainty and CBAM: Strategies and Practices for Resilient Supply Chain Risk Management
11 Sep (Thur) Day 1 : 17:00 – 17:40
In an era of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, supply chains face unprecedented risks, from trade disruptions to regulatory shifts and global conflicts. This session will explore strategies and best practices for building resilient supply chain risk management frameworks. Industry leaders will share insights on diversifying supplier networks, leveraging technology for real-time risk monitoring, and adopting agile decision-making processes. Attendees will learn how to anticipate geopolitical challenges, mitigate vulnerabilities, and ensure business continuity. Discover actionable approaches to strengthen supply chain resilience, enhance adaptability, and maintain operational stability in a volatile global landscape. Ideal for professionals seeking to future-proof their supply chains against geopolitical risks.
Learnings
- What types of risks does geopolitical uncertainty pose to global supply chains?
- What best practices can be adopted to ensure agile decision-making in response to unforeseen challenges?
Post-event Actions
- Enhancing agile decision-making skills, providing frameworks and tools that can be applied during crises.
- Collaborate and share insights on best practices for building supply chain resilience, fostering a network of support.
Speakers
Moderator
Felix Lam
Head of Communications
Felix Lam
Head of Communications
Felix is the Head of Communications of Institute for Supply Management (Hong Kong) and
Chairman of Communication Committee of The Institute of Purchasing and Supply of Hong Kong, where he is responsible for promoting professionalism in procurement and supply management.
He served as the Head of Sustainability at the Green Council for seven years, during which he advocated for corporate and supply chain sustainability through various initiatives, including training courses, seminars, membership programs, corporate sustainability awards, and consultancy services. Prior to that, he had a distinguished career at Towngas for twenty-seven years, culminating in his role as the Head of Corporate Supplies Department, where he led the procurement and supply chain operations. Felix has also been a guest lecturer at PolyU, HKHSU, HKU SPACE, and HKMA, where he has taught supply chain sustainability.
Supported by
Institute for Supply Management – Hong Kong
ISM-HK is an affiliate of ISM in Hong Kong, aims to serve members, professionals and organizations with an interest in supply management in Hong Kong and neighboring region.
ISM-HK’s mission is to lead the supply management through its standards of excellence, research, promotional activities, and education and play a highly influential role in the industry and business community.
Our organisation’s sustainability goals for 2025
- Educate and empower supply management professionals to integrate sustainability into their procurement and supply chain strategies
- Encourage innovation and technology adoption to address sustainability challenges in supply chains
- Influence policy and industry standards to advance sustainability in supply management
- Minimize ISM-HK’s carbon footprint and environmental impact through operational efficiencies and sustainable practices
