Supply chain operations

10 Amazon operations leaders

These ten professionals have held director and vice president operations roles at Amazon across logistics, last mile delivery, supply chain and fulfillment. A reader can learn how Amazon plans, runs and improves its delivery and fulfillment networks from people who have led parts of them.

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Professionals to explore

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  1. Ajay Singh Kataria

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director of Operations Logistics & Supply Chain · Amazon

    Director of Operations Logistics & Supply Chain at Amazon since 2023. Other Amazon roles include ATS TOM Regional Lead - France, Italy, Spain (2022–2023) and ATS TOM Country Lead - France (2021–2022). The profile describes a senior leader at Amazon Transportation Services leading yard operations across 130+ EU sites within 10 countries.

  2. Arkajit Rakshit

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President Supply Chain, Last Mile North America · Amazon

    Vice President Supply Chain, Last Mile North America at Amazon since 2023. Other Amazon roles include Director, North America Supply Chain (2018–2023), Director, Operations, North America Customer Fulfillment (2017) and General Manager, North America Customer Fulfillment (2015–2017). The profile lists specialties in process improvement, quality management, supply chain management and fulfillment operations.

  3. Awanish Narain Singh

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President - LATAM Operations · Amazon

    Vice President - LATAM Operations at Amazon since March 2026. Other Amazon roles include Vice President - Brazil Operations (2025–2026), Vice President - Japan Operations (2023–2025), Country Director - Japan Operations (2018–2023) and Director Operations - Last Mile Customer Experience (2016–2018). The profile says the team builds and scales Amazon's core delivery network across LATAM, Japan and India while optimizing costs, safety and delivery experience.

  4. Joanne Rzeppa

    LinkedIn

    Experience: VP, NA Last Mile · Amazon

    VP, NA Last Mile at Amazon since August 2026. Other Amazon roles include VP, NA ATS (2024–2026), VP, NASC Operations (2022–2024), Regional Director, Operations - Sort Centers (2019–2022) and Regional Director, Operations - Fulfillment (2016–2019). The profile places the VP, NASC Operations role in Indianapolis, Indiana, in the Operations department at President/Vice President level.

  5. Laura Noda

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President, Amazon Logistics · Amazon

    Vice President, Amazon Logistics at Amazon since 2020. Other Amazon roles on the profile include Director, Amazon Logistics (2019–2020), Regional Director of Operations (2015–2019) and Director Of Fulfillment (2010–2015). The profile describes leading Amazon's Last Mile Delivery Station and On Road Operations for the Northeast, Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions of the US.

  6. Mindy Myers

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director of Operations · Amazon

    Director of Operations at Amazon since 2024, after Amazon roles as Director - Program Management (2022–2024) and Sr. Process Engineering Manager - North American Continuous Improvement (2021–2022). The profile credits the current role with directing end-to-end logistics operations across a multi-site regional network of 1,400+ employees, 98.5% on-time delivery performance and a 10% cut in cost per package through process improvements.

  7. Nicola Fyfe

    LinkedIn

    Experience: VP, Amazon Logistics Europe · Amazon

    VP, Amazon Logistics Europe at Amazon since 2025. Other Amazon roles include VP, Amazon Logistics UK and Ireland (2023–2025), Director, Amazon Logistics - South Europe (2022–2023), EU Director for ACES (Operational Excellence), Amazon Logistics (2019–2022) and Regional Operations Director (2014–2019). The profile places the two VP roles in the Operations department at President/Vice President level.

  8. Prakash Rochlani

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President - APAC, MENA and LATAM Operations · Amazon

    Former Vice President - APAC, MENA and LATAM Operations at Amazon (2024–2026). Other Amazon roles were Vice President - Amazon Logistics, North America (East Region) (2022–2024), Director - Last Mile India, Amazon Logistics (2018–2021) and Director Logistics - Middle Mile, Large Appliances & New Business (2016–2018). The profile also lists VP - Innovation & Product Development, Asia Pacific at DHL Supply Chain in 2016.

  9. Vincent Wong

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Director, Regional Operations · Amazon

    Director, Regional Operations at Amazon since 2025, after Director of Operations roles at Amazon from 2021 to 2025 and a General Manager role (2020–2021). The profile says the current role is responsible for the Amazon Robotic Fulfillment Network Golden Peak Region, including BFL1 (Bakersfield), FAT1 (Fresno), OAK4 and SCK6 (San Francisco), SMF1 (Sacramento) and BOI2 (Boise).

  10. Viswanath Subramanian

    LinkedIn

    Experience: Vice President, NA Last Mile Planning · Amazon

    Vice President, NA Last Mile Planning at Amazon since 2026 and Vice President, Amazon Grocery Logistics since 2023; before that, Director, WW Supply Chain - Amazon Grocery, Amazon Distribution, & Sub-Same Day Delivery (2017–2023). The profile cites expertise in network design, supply chain, field operations, real estate and engineering, says he has started up and scaled multiple Amazon businesses, and says he currently leads all aspects of last mile planning.

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Questions to take into the conversation

  1. 01How does Amazon set and review operating targets for a delivery or fulfillment network, and which metrics matter most week to week?
  2. 02What changes when an operation grows from a handful of sites to a regional or multi-country network?
  3. 03Which Amazon operating practices would you bring to a smaller logistics operation, and which would you leave behind?

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