Bindiya Vakil | Source | CEO and Co-Founder at Resilinc
Bindiya Vakil
CEO and founder of Resilinc Bindiya Vakil is a recognized thought leader in supply chain risk management. Her concept of "Design for Resiliency" is being widely adopted as a best practice in the industry. She has penned several pieces for Harvard Business Review and provides regular commentary about everything from semiconductors to food for many TV and print publications, including the TODAY Show, CNN Business, Associated Press, Bloomberg, and Eat This, Not That!
Before Resilinc, she managed high-tech supply chains for Flextronics, Cisco, and Broadcom. In 2013, Ms. Vakil was named a Top Female Supply Chain Executive by Supply & Demand Chain Executive. She has a master's degree in supply chain management from MIT and an MBA in finance from Sardar Patel University.
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Resilinc
CEO and Co-Founder
started May 2021
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