10 chief procurement officers
Chief procurement officers at The Clorox Company, HP, L'Oréal, Domino's, AIG and Rolls-Royce are among this group, and six of the ten have held a chief procurement title at more than one company, such as Brian Hadden at PepsiCo and then Conagra Brands. Their roles cover direct and indirect sourcing, packaging, commodity risk and aerospace, so they fit a company deciding how far to centralize procurement, where to take cost out, or how to manage supplier risk.
Professionals to explore
Anna Spinelli
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer & Head of Mobility · DHL
Anna Spinelli is Chief Procurement Officer & Head of Mobility at DHL (since August 2022) and was Chief Procurement Officer at Deutsche Post und DHL (2020-2022) and Chief Procurement and Real Estate Officer at TIM (2018-2019). Anna has served on the boards of Enics (2019-2022) and GPV (2022-2025). Procurement combined with a mobility remit is Anna's distinct topic.
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Brian Hadden
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Chief Procurement Officer · Conagra Brands
Brian Hadden has held SVP, Chief Procurement Officer titles at Conagra Brands (since March 2020) and PepsiCo (2017-2020), and was SVP Procurement at PepsiCo (2015-2017) and Global Senior Procurement Director, Chocolate at Mondelēz International (2011-2015). Brian describes work in strategic sourcing, category management and commodity risk management, with roles based in Singapore, Switzerland and the US. Commodity risk is the strongest match.
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Carrie Ballew
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · Domino's
Centralized procurement at Domino's has been Carrie Ballew's to lead and expand as Chief Procurement Officer since April 2024. Carrie's Domino's titles also include VP, Procurement and Replenishment (2022-2024), VP, Supply Chain Services, Systems (2021-2022), Director - International Procurement (2019-2021) and Procurement Manager - Food Products (2014-2019). Centralizing procurement and tying it to replenishment and supply chain systems fit Carrie.
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Daniel Seh
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer L'Oreal Group · L'Oréal
As Chief Procurement Officer L'Oreal Group since July 2024, Daniel Seh is Group CPO for Direct and Indirect Sourcing. Daniel's other L'Oréal roles include Operations director Consumer Products Division (2017-2024), Supply Chain Director Europe CPD (2013-2017), Technical Director Haircare Make Up Europe (2011-2013) and Plant General Manager UK and Germany (2007-2011). Bringing an operations and plant background into procurement is Daniel's distinct angle.
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Eva Choe
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · The Clorox Company
Procurement transformation, including AI-enabled ways of working, fits Eva Choe, Chief Procurement Officer at The Clorox Company since October 2022, responsible for the global procurement organization; Eva describes being nominated CPO of the year. Eva was VP Head of Procurement Americas and Global Packaging at Flora Food Group (2020-2022) and held L'Oréal roles including Director Strategic Sourcing - Americas (2016-2018) and two Director of Category Management roles in Commercial Strategy (2018-2019 and 2019-2020).
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Gladys Gabriel
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · The Chemours Company
Setting procurement policy and margin work fit Gladys Gabriel, Chief Procurement Officer at The Chemours Company since May 2024, defining and implementing procurement strategy and policy and partnering with senior leadership. At IFF, Gladys was Vice President- Chief Procurement Officer (2016-2022), Vice President- Margin Optimization (2023-2024) and, earlier, Director of Global Procurement (2002-2011).
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Heather Ostis
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer Aerospace (Civil and Defense) · Rolls-Royce
Starbucks, Delta Air Lines and Rolls-Royce supply chains make Heather Ostis a fit for questions on carrying sourcing practice across them: Chief Procurement Officer Aerospace (Civil and Defense) at Rolls-Royce since March 2026, SVP, Chief Procurement Officer, Global Supply Chain at Starbucks (2024-2026) and Vice President, Head of Global Supply Chain Management & Strategic Sourcing at Delta Air Lines (2018-2024). Heather was also Vice President, Global Supply Chain & Procurement at Aramark (2017-2018) and has sat on the Taylor Morrison board since 2025.
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Jeanne Edwards
LinkedInExperience: Former Senior Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer · AIG
Since January 2021, Jeanne Edwards has been Senior Vice President & Chief Procurement Officer at AIG, and was Chief Procurement Officer at Precision Castparts (2020-2021). Jeanne held GE roles as Executive Sourcing Leader - Global On-Time Delivery, GE HealthCare (GEHC) (2018-2020), Executive Sourcing Leader Mechanical Portfolio, GE HealthCare (GEHC) (2015-2018) and Executive Sourcing Leader, GE Aviation Systems (2012-2015). Comparing procurement at AIG with sourcing at GE and Precision Castparts suits Jeanne.
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Jonathan Jennings
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · HP
Jonathan Jennings, Chief Procurement Officer at HP since May 2024, leads Direct and Indirect Procurement and Corporate Real Estate operations with a focus on quality, total cost management, resiliency and innovation. At Ford Motor Company, Jonathan was Vice President of Global Purchasing Supply Chain (2020-2023), Director, Enterprise Product Line Management - Luxury (2018-2020) and Global Interior Purchasing Director (2017-2018). Questions spanning procurement and real estate, or automotive purchasing, suit Jonathan.
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Julia Velichko
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · Bunge
Cost savings EBITDA impact of >5% from developing and deploying procurement strategies is what Julia Velichko describes, which fits questions on building a cost savings program. Julia has been Chief Procurement Officer at Bunge since July 2023 and was Chief Procurement Officer at Diversey (2019-2023), and at PepsiCo Senior Director, PET Resin Packaging (2018-2019) and Director Global Procurement, Sweeteners (2016-2018).
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Choose the right perspective
For cost reduction programs, Julia Velichko and Gladys Gabriel (margin optimization) are direct fits, and Brian Hadden suits commodity risk. Carrie Ballew is the pick for centralizing procurement, Jonathan Jennings and Anna Spinelli for procurement joined with real estate or mobility, and Heather Ostis, Jeanne Edwards and Daniel Seh for sourcing tied to aerospace, GE businesses and L'Oréal operations; Eva Choe fits procurement transformation.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01When you became CPO, how did you decide which spend categories to centralize and which to leave with business units?
- 02How do you measure procurement's contribution in a way the CFO accepts, beyond reported savings?
- 03What supplier risk review do you run on single-source direct materials, and how often do you repeat it?
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