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10 Target supply chain leaders
These ten Target supply chain leaders hold or held chief supply chain and logistics officer, senior vice president, vice president and senior director roles across food, fulfillment, last mile, network planning and indirect supply chains. A reader can learn how supply chain leaders build and run their teams in retail companies.
Professionals to explore
01—10Cassie Milosevich (Villari)
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director Supply Chain Network Planning & Design · Target
Sr. Director Supply Chain Network Planning & Design at Target since 2025. Earlier Target roles listed include Senior Director - Enterprise Network Strategy (2022–2025), Senior Director Supply Chain - Supply Chain Strategy (2022–2023), Director of Supply Chain - Supply Chain Strategy (2019–2022) and Lead Supply Chain Analyst - Network Capacity Planning (2017–2019).
Daryl Glass
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President · Target
Senior Vice President at Target since 2025, with a profile headline of Senior Vice President, Fulfillment and Last Mile. Earlier Target roles listed include Vice President, Last Mile and Integration (2021–2025), Group Vice President, Global Supply Chain (2019–2021), Vice President, Global Supply Chain Operations (2018–2019) and Vice President, Inventory Control and Quality Assurance (2016–2018).
Ed Stroh
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Product, Global Supply Chain and Logistics · Target
Vice President, Product, Global Supply Chain and Logistics at Target since 2022. The profile describes leading large-scale supply chain and omnichannel strategies. Earlier Target roles listed include Vice President, Order Management System (OMS) and Fulfillment Optimization (2019–2022), Vice President, Order Management System (OMS) Operations (2017–2019) and multichannel operations roles from 2005.
Frank Bruni
LinkedInExperience: SVP, Food and Beverage Supply Chain · Target
SVP, Food and Beverage Supply Chain at Target since 2019. The profile says he leads a team that sets the future topology of Target's food network, improves delivery efficiency and works with inventory management on store ordering and in-stocks. Earlier roles listed are VP of Supply Chain and Logistics at Kroger (2008–2019) and Managing Director, AGFS at FedEx (1997–2008).
Gretchen McCarthy
LinkedInExperience: Chief Supply Chain and Logistics Officer · Target
Former Chief Supply Chain and Logistics Officer at Target (2022–2026); the profile says she was executive vice president and led the company's end-to-end global supply chain. She has been a Strategic Advisor at Target since 2026. Earlier Target roles listed include Senior Vice President Global Inventory Management (2019–2022) and Vice President Inventory Management and Operations (2017–2019).
Irene Quarshie
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Global Supply Chain & Logistics · Target
Vice President, Global Supply Chain & Logistics at Target since 2018, at vice president level in the operations department according to the profile. The profile also lists a second current Target role, Vice President, Product Quality & Responsible Sourcing, held since 2014 in the product department.
Jamaal Edwards
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Flow Centers, Global Supply Chain & Logistics · Target
Vice President Flow Centers, Global Supply Chain & Logistics at Target since 2025. Earlier Target roles listed include Vice President Fulfillment, Global Supply Chain & Logistics (2023–2025), Vice President, Field Property Management (2020–2023), Group Vice President (2019–2020) and District Team Leader (2017–2019).
Mike Miller
LinkedInExperience: Senior Director Digital Fulfillment Optimization & Analytics · Target
Senior Director Digital Fulfillment Optimization & Analytics at Target since 2022. The profile says the role covers inventory placement and positioning, guest order allocation and eligibility for ship to home, order pickup and drive up. Earlier Target roles listed include Director of Fulfillment Optimization (2018–2022) and a digital store fulfillment inventory role (2017–2018).
Paul Forgey
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Supply Chain · Target
Vice President Supply Chain at Target since 2022, with a profile headline naming indirect and reverse logistics. The profile says the role covers site leadership for more than 20 indirect and reverse buildings and transportation strategy. Earlier Target roles listed include Senior Director, Last Mile Operations (2020–2022) and Senior Director, Indirect and Reverse Logistics Operations (2018–2020).
Sheila Gore
LinkedInExperience: Sr Director Indirect Supply Chain · Target
Sr Director Indirect Supply Chain at Target since 2021, with a profile headline of Sr. Director Supply Chain at Target. The profile says the role is responsible for inbound throughput of more than $3B in indirect and non-retail items used to operate more than 1,800 Target stores, working across functions including construction.
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Match the person's remit to your question: the former chief supply chain and logistics officer and senior vice presidents saw the whole network, while vice presidents suit questions about specific flows such as reverse logistics, flow centers or supply chain product teams. Senior directors fit questions about network design, digital fulfillment and indirect supply.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How should a retailer use its stores as fulfillment nodes alongside distribution and flow centers?
- 02What does it take to redesign a food and beverage distribution network to improve store in-stocks?
- 03How do you run reverse logistics and indirect supply chains across thousands of stores?
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