10 Johns Hopkins Medicine supply chain leaders
Burton Fuller, Vice President - Chief Supply Chain Officer at Johns Hopkins Medicine, heads this list of Johns Hopkins Medicine supply chain leaders, with an executive director of supply chain and directors for analytics, materials management and operations. A reader can learn how supply chain leaders work at Johns Hopkins Medicine from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Burton Fuller
LinkedInExperience: Vice President - Chief Supply Chain Officer · Johns Hopkins Medicine
Burton Fuller has been Vice President - Chief Supply Chain Officer at Johns Hopkins Medicine since July 2019, and the profile headline places the role at Johns Hopkins Health System. Burton Fuller was Senior Manager (2014–2019) and Manager (2012–2014) at Deloitte, and the profile describes leading multiple large-scale supply chain transformations for health systems.
Colleen Cusick
LinkedInExperience: Director, Materials Management & General Services · Johns Hopkins Health System/The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Colleen Cusick was Director, Materials Management & General Services at Johns Hopkins Health System/The Johns Hopkins Hospital from 2011 to 2024, and the profile says the role covered a staff of 116 with 6 direct reports in a 24/7 operation. Colleen Cusick has been Clinical Value Analysis Specialist at MedStar Health, Inc. since 2024.
George Lavdas
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director for Supply Chain Transformation · Johns Hopkins Health System
George Lavdas was Senior Director for Supply Chain Transformation at Johns Hopkins Health System from 2019 to 2022 and Director--Supplier Diversity and Local Development at The Johns Hopkins Health System Supply Chain from 2022 to 2026. The profile describes membership in the JHHS Supply Chain Department's leadership team, and the headline says Retired.
Kenneth Grant, Sr.
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Supply Chain Management · Johns Hopkins Health System
Kenneth Grant, Sr. was Vice President Supply Chain Management at Johns Hopkins Health System from 2005 to 2019 and Senior Director Supply Chain Management there from 1992 to 2005, and the profile headline says Retired Vice President. The profile says the role was responsible for all supply chain related functions for the Johns Hopkins Health System.
Matthew Sullivan
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director - Supply Chain Analytics · Johns Hopkins Medicine
Matthew Sullivan has been Senior Director - Supply Chain Analytics at Johns Hopkins Medicine since July 2023, based in Baltimore, and the profile headline gives the title Executive Director Supply Chain Integration at Johns Hopkins Health System. The profile says the work extends supply chain influence and analytics service offerings.
Mike Kivel, MHA, CMRP
LinkedInExperience: Director, Supply Chain Operations · Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mike Kivel, MHA, CMRP has been Director, Supply Chain Operations at Johns Hopkins Hospital since January 2024 and was Interim Director - Supply Chain Operations there from October 2023 to January 2024. Mike Kivel was Specialist Master - Supply Chain at Deloitte (2021–2023) and an independent hospital supply chain consultant in 2021 and 2023.
Mike Myers
LinkedInExperience: Director, Supply Chain Analytics · Johns Hopkins Medicine
Mike Myers has been Director, Supply Chain Analytics at Johns Hopkins Medicine since August 2024, based in Baltimore. Mike Myers was Business Intelligence Manager (2022–2024), Supply Chain Analyst III (2021–2022) and Project Manager (2019–2021) at Johns Hopkins Medicine, and the headline places the role at Johns Hopkins Health System.
Robert Jones
LinkedInExperience: Executive Director Supply Chain · Johns Hopkins Medicine
Robert Jones has been Executive Director Supply Chain at Johns Hopkins Medicine since January 2025 and was Senior Director Inventory and Logistics there from 2020 to 2025. Robert Jones was Director of Supply Chain Services (2017–2020) and Director of Supply Chain (2014–2016) at Medline, and the profile lists supply chain operations, forecasting and inventory management as specialties.
Ronnie Blackmon
LinkedInExperience: Director of Materials Management · Johns Hopkins Hospital Health System
Ronnie Blackmon has been Director of Materials Management at Johns Hopkins Hospital Health System since October 2015, based in Baltimore. Ronnie Blackmon was Manager of Perioperative Materials at MedStar Health from 2012 to 2015, so questions fit well on hospital materials management and perioperative supply work.
Zachary Boyer
LinkedInExperience: Supply Chain Director · Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Zachary Boyer has been Supply Chain Director at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital since November 2025. Zachary Boyer was Assistant Director, Supply Chain (2022–2025) and Logistics Operations Manager (2019–2022) at The University of Texas Medical Branch, and Warehouse Operations Manager at Florida Hospital (2014–2019).
Choose the right perspective
Start with the person whose own area, whether system leadership, analytics, materials management or a single hospital's supply chain, is closest to your question. Then check the role dates, because some people on the list have left Johns Hopkins and describe an earlier period.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01What did a typical week look like in your supply chain role at Johns Hopkins, and which work took the most time?
- 02How did you work with clinical and hospital operations colleagues when a supply question affected patient care in your area?
- 03Which earlier roles prepared you best for supply chain leadership at Johns Hopkins, and what did you have to learn on the job?
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