Webinar Description

With looming changes in tariffs, labor policies, and tax incentives, the global economic landscape is on the brink of transformation. Supply chain professionals face mounting uncertainty about how these shifts will affect costs, operations, and overall resilience. But uncertainty doesn’t have to mean unpreparedness.

Join Jeff Metersky, Vice President of Solution Strategy, and Amber Salley, Vice President of Industry Solutions at GAINS, for an actionable and insightful webinar designed to demystify the potential impacts of 2025’s policy changes. 

This session will provide you with the tools, strategies, and confidence to proactively adapt and strengthen your supply chain. Whether you’re uncertain about how tariffs may inflate costs, how labor shortages could impact operations, or how tax reforms may influence network design, this webinar will show you how to respond with agility and foresight. By the end of this session, you’ll have a clear roadmap for navigating policy uncertainty and emerging stronger on the other side.

What you will take away:

• Clarity Amid Complexity: Understand the real implications of 2025 policy shifts on supply chain operations, costs, and supplier relationships.
• Actionable Strategies: Discover practical methods to mitigate risks, adapt sourcing strategies, and optimize workforce management.
• Resilience Through Data-Driven Tools: Learn how predictive analytics, scenario modeling, and network design can help you prepare for and capitalize on change.
• Proactive Adaptation: See how incremental, strategic adjustments can make your supply chain more flexible and prepared for future disruptions.

This webinar is designed for supply chain professionals who are uncertain about the road ahead but are ready to take control of their operations and build a resilient supply chain that thrives in the face of change.

Speakers:

Jeff Metersky, VP of Solution Strategy, GAINS
Amber Salley, VP of Industry Solutions, GAINS

Moderator:

Robert Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain