WEBINAR: The Next Supply Chain Shock Won't Look Like the Last One

WEBINAR: THE NEXT SUPPLY CHAIN SHOCK WON'T LOOK LIKE THE LAST ONE

Tariffs, geopolitical uncertainty, supplier disruptions, freight constraints, and sudden changes in demand are creating new risks for distributors. This webinar explores how distributors can prepare for disruption when the next challenge may come from somewhere completely unexpected. Learn how to recognize changing conditions earlier, understand the potential impact across the business, and make better decisions before your options become limited.

Registrations close at COB on Tuesday, 8 December 2026

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Learning Objectives:

• Identify the early warning signs that could signal new supply chain risks.
• Understand how disruptions can ripple across inventory, purchasing, customers, and margins.
• Evaluate inventory, sourcing, and customer priorities as conditions change.
• Build a more flexible approach to supply chain planning when the next disruption is difficult to predict.
  
  

PANELLISTS

		Dan Kaminstein - Senior Principal Product Manager, Epicor Dan leads the strategic direction of Prophet 21, Epicor’s flagship cloud ERP solution for the wholesale distribution industry. With over 35 years of experience in enterprise software and product leadership, Dan brings a deep understanding of customer needs, agile methodologies, and digital transformation to his role.
		Nicolas Bouras - Senior Account ERP Specialist, Epicor Nicholas has extensive experience helping distributors and supply chain organisations improve operational performance through modern ERP technology. Having held sales and business development roles with leading enterprise software providers, Nicholas brings deep expertise in ERP, digital transformation, distribution operations and business growth. He works closely with organisations across Australia and New Zealand to drive efficiency, visibility and profitability through technology-enabled innovation.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Chief Operating Officers (COOs)
• Supply Chain Managers
• Inventory Managers
• Warehouse Managers
• Chief Financial Officers (CFOs)