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10 Johnson & Johnson procurement leaders
These ten people hold director-level or higher procurement and sourcing roles at Johnson & Johnson, with titles up to chief procurement officer. A reader can learn from them how J&J organizes procurement across R&D, commercial, business services, supply chain and regional teams, and how its sourcing leaders work with suppliers.
Professionals to explore
01—10Anthony K. Adeleye
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, MedTech Procurement, Asia Pacific · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President, MedTech Procurement, Asia Pacific at Johnson & Johnson since January 2024, and Vice President, Global Procurement Digital & Technology at Johnson & Johnson (2020–2023). His earlier Johnson & Johnson roles were in business technology, including Senior Director, Global Business Technology Leader (2019–2020) and CIO Business Technology Leader, Medical Devices Canada & Global OneMD Transformation (2016–2018).
Antonio Scannapieco
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Procurement Americas and Global Commercial Categories · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President Procurement Americas and Global Commercial Categories at Johnson & Johnson since August 2025. At Johnson & Johnson he was also NA Commercial Procurement Agile Leader (2023–2025) and Head of Procurement Janssen EMEA - Business Engagement Leader (2019–2023). He was Global Strategic Sourcing Head, Marketing at Mars (2016–2019) and Sr. Procurement Director - Global Category Leader - Media at GSK (2015–2016).
Brian Smith
LinkedInExperience: Chief Procurement Officer · Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine
Chief Procurement Officer at Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine since January 2024. As Vice President, Business Services Procurement at Johnson & Johnson (2020–2024) his profile says he led a global team of 90 people managing spend. His other Johnson & Johnson roles include Global Process Owner (2017–2020), Enterprise Category Leader, External Manufacturing (2015–2017) and Director, R&D Procurement (2013–2015).
Candace Mattson
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Research and Development Global Procurement · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President, Research and Development Global Procurement at Johnson & Johnson since January 2022. Her other Johnson & Johnson roles include Vice President North America Procurement (2019–2021), Head of Strategy & Transformation (2017–2019), Global Director, Instrument Supply Chain (2015–2017) and Senior Director, Global Strategy, Commercial Procurement & PMO (2012–2015). Her headline lists procurement services, global operations, strategy and transformation, supply chain, R&D and commercial.
David Radeke
LinkedInExperience: Vice President External Operations & CPO Global Supply Chain MD&D Global Supply Chain · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President External Operations & CPO Global Supply Chain MD&D Global Supply Chain at Johnson & Johnson, a role listed as current since September 2013. His other Johnson & Johnson roles include Vice President, Enterprise Supply Chain CPO (2010–2013), Vice President & CPO - Consumer Group of Companies (2009–2010) and Vice President Global Pharma R&D Sourcing (2006–2009); he was also Vice President & CPO at Cordis (2004–2006).
Kelvin Chuu
LinkedInExperience: Director - Strategic Sourcing & Procurement · Johnson & Johnson
Director - Strategic Sourcing & Procurement at Johnson & Johnson since February 2026, where his profile says he leads the global strategic sourcing and purchasing teams for J&J MedTech Surgical Robotics and is accountable for direct and indirect strategic sourcing, purchasing and supplier strategies. At Johnson & Johnson he was also Sr Manager Strategic Sourcing & Supply Chain Procurement, Biosense Webster (2020–2026) and Senior Manager, Strategic Sourcing - Consumer Supply Chain (2018–2020).
Mark Moraca
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Business Services Procurement · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President, Business Services Procurement at Johnson & Johnson since March 2024. His other Johnson & Johnson roles include Sr. Director, J&J Innovative Medicine Media & Agency Procurement (2023–2024), Sr. Director, Strategy, Performance, & Portfolio Management (2020–2023), Global Category Leader, Consulting & Financial Services (2018–2020) and Strategic Sourcing Director, External Manufacturing (2017–2018).
Natalie Jaworski
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, R&D Procurement, Innovative Medicine · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President, R&D Procurement, Innovative Medicine at Johnson & Johnson since May 2025. Her other Johnson & Johnson roles include Vice President, Innovative Medicine Commercial Procurement, Americas (2022–2025), Vice President, Procurement Citizenship (2018–2021), Head of Supply Chain Procurement, North America (2014–2018) and Executive Director, Enterprise Sourcing & Supplier Management (2012–2014). Her profile cites over 25 years of experience in procurement and supply chain.
Nicole Pierson
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Global Services Procurement · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President, Global Services Procurement at Johnson & Johnson since July 2022, and Sr. Director, Global Services Procurement EMEA there (2020–2022); her headline gives her title as Vice President, Procurement Digital and Process Solutions at Johnson & Johnson. Her earlier Johnson & Johnson roles were in finance, including Finance Director Emerging Markets - Central & Eastern Europe (2017–2020) and Finance Director, Medical Devices Supply Chain (2014–2017).
Qasim Hussain
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Procurement Global Service Delivery · Johnson & Johnson
Vice President Procurement Global Service Delivery at Johnson & Johnson since March 2025, based in Singapore. His other Johnson & Johnson roles are Vice President Procurement Process & Capability (2024–2025) and APAC Procurement Vice President and Medical Devices BEL (2020–2024). He was Chief Procurement Officer, Kellogg AMEA at Kellogg Company (2016–2020).
Choose the right perspective
Pick the person whose category or region matches your question, since R&D, commercial, business services and supply chain procurement deal with different suppliers and contracts. For questions about procurement operations, systems or process design, favor people whose titles name process, capability, service delivery or digital.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does J&J split procurement responsibilities between global category teams, regional teams and individual business units?
- 02What does a strong supplier relationship and performance program look like for strategic suppliers in a regulated healthcare company?
- 03How have procurement technology and process standardization changed how sourcing teams work with internal stakeholders?
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