History

History

Women in Supply Chain was an initiative that was born from a 2012 report on the Asia Pacific Gateway’s Accelerator Project.

2012

WISC Launches!
WISC Launches in 2012, under the Van Horne Institute, with Linda Lucas as Chair, supported by Peter Wallis, President and CEO and the team at the Van Horne Institute!

WISC Launches
Leadership Changes

2015

Leadership Changes!
Cindy Clark and Michelle Watson become Co-Chairs; and the Journey Series Launches!

2018

Founding WISC as a Not For Profit!
Cindy Clark becomes to President of WISC, Founding WISC INC (2018) and the WISC Association (2019) and rebrands!

Founding WISC
Pandemic Pivots

2020

Pandemic Pivots!
WISC Successfully Pivots to Online events, offering Dinner on Demand and WISC & Wine Series and an online conference!

2026

Exciting Rebrand!
WISC launches new services, programs and events, including a new website, Associate Levels and Bryndis Whitson joins the team as Executive Director, Strategy, Policy and Partnerships!

Exciting Rebrand
The Future Awaits

2030

The Future Awaits!
WISC has great plans to prepare for the future, and we cannot wait for you to join us!

Inclusive by Design. Focused by Purpose.

Women in Supply Chain connects people, knowledge, and systems across infrastructure, industry, and communities.

  • Engage across the full supply chain system, from source to service, spanning physical infrastructure and digital networks.
  • Connect lived experiences, professional insights, and emerging technologies across traditional and evolving industries.
  • Participate in conversations shaping workforce readiness, systems resilience, and decision making toward 2030.

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