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10 Coca-Cola supply chain leaders
These ten Coca-Cola supply chain leaders hold vice president, group director and head roles at The Coca-Cola Company in supply chain operations, planning, logistics, transformation and customer operations. A reader can learn how supply chain leaders work at Coca-Cola from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Brenda Benjamin Smith
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Supply Chain Transformation · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President Supply Chain Transformation at The Coca-Cola Company since June 2022, based in Atlanta. The profile also lists Coca-Cola roles as Vice President, Category Commercialization (2021–2022), Vice President, Commercial Operations - North America Stills Business Unit (2019–2020), Vice President, Commercialization and Business Planning (2014–2018) and Group Director, Packaging and Commercialization (2013–2014).
James (Jim) Key
LinkedInExperience: Group Director, Network Execution Program Management (Supply Chain) · The Coca-Cola Company
Group Director, Network Execution Program Management (Supply Chain) at The Coca-Cola Company since February 2021, and Director Program Management at Coca-Cola from 2020 to 2021. The profile also lists Coca-Cola roles as Area Vice President, System of the Future Operations (2017–2018) and Supply Chain Transition Lead, System of the Future (2015–2017).
Jamie Symons
LinkedInExperience: Vice President II Supply Chain Customer Operations · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President II Supply Chain Customer Operations at The Coca-Cola Company since November 2024, based in Atlanta. The profile also lists Coca-Cola roles as Vice President Foodservice Operations & Customer Service (2021–2024), Group Director Equipment & Parts Supply Chain (2017–2021) and Group Director Sales Support (1996–2017).
Jennifer Brennan
LinkedInExperience: CPS Global Supply Chain Vice President at The Coca-Cola Company · The Coca-Cola Company
CPS Global Supply Chain Vice President at The Coca-Cola Company since February 2023, based in Ireland. The profile also lists Coca-Cola roles as Supply Chain Shared Services Director - Europe, Africa, Asia (2020–2024), Director Global Procurement (2017–2020) and Director Supply Management - Europe & Africa (2007–2017), plus Director Of Procurement at Diageo (2001–2007).
Jerome Amand
LinkedInExperience: VP, Supply Chain Services · The Coca-Cola Company
VP, Supply Chain Services at The Coca-Cola Company since December 2024, where the profile says Jerome Amand leads a team delivering supply chain transformation programs. The profile also lists Coca-Cola finance roles as VP, Finance Process, Data and Integration (2021–2025), Senior Director, Global Initiatives, Mgmt Reporting (2018–2020) and Global Finance Initiatives Director (2016–2017).
Jocelyn Stahl
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Supply Chain Operations NAOU · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President, Supply Chain Operations NAOU at The Coca-Cola Company since April 2026, a role the profile places in the North America Operating Unit. The profile also lists COO | Senior Vice President, Chief of Global Operations at Bazooka Candy Brands (2024–2026), and Vice President, Supply Chain roles at The Hershey Company for Salty Snacks (2023–2024) and Amplify Snack Brands (2021–2023).
Mariana Azevedo
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Strategic Supply Chain Planning & Category Supply Chain · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President, Strategic Supply Chain Planning & Category Supply Chain at The Coca-Cola Company since July 2023, and Vice President, Latin America Supply Chain at Coca-Cola from 2021 to 2023. The profile also lists Technical and Commercialization Director - New Beverages (2017–2020) and Quality, Safety, Environmental and Incident Management and Crisis Resolution Director (2007–2017), both at Coca-Cola.
Michael Kuligowski, MBA, CPM
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Global Logistics Services · The Coca-Cola Company
Vice President, Global Logistics Services at The Coca-Cola Company since January 2021, based in Atlanta. The profile also lists Global Procurement Managing Director, Logistics at Coca-Cola (2018–2020), and Director of Global Strategic Procurement - Americas (2011–2018), Procurement Manager (2007–2011) and Senior Commodity Manager (2005–2007) at Siemens.
Neil McDonald
LinkedInExperience: VP Technical and Supply Chain · The Coca-Cola Company
VP Technical and Supply Chain at The Coca-Cola Company since June 2017, a role the profile places in Greater China and Korea. The profile also lists ASEAN Supply Chain Director at Coca-Cola (2010–2012), an ASEAN Technical Director role at Coca-Cola listed as current since 2012, and an advisory board seat at the National University of Singapore Institute of Logistics since 2015.
Sandip Patel
LinkedInExperience: Head of E2E Supply Chain - Americas Region · The Coca-Cola Company
Head of E2E Supply Chain - Americas Region at The Coca-Cola Company since October 2024, a role the profile says covers contract manufacturing, 3PL, warehousing, logistics, customer service and import compliance. The profile also lists Senior Director - Procurement & Supply Chain - Costa Coffee US (2022–2024), Director of Program Management (2019–2022) and Senior Distribution Operation Manager (2015–2019) at Coca-Cola.
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Match the person to the part of the supply chain behind your question, such as planning, logistics, customer operations or a regional network. Check the dates and region on the relevant role before asking how things work at Coca-Cola today.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How do you set supply plans when demand shifts quickly across regions and product categories?
- 02What do you look at first when deciding whether to change a logistics or warehousing setup in a region?
- 03How do you run a supply chain transformation program without disrupting day-to-day customer service?
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