Anne Michelle Avolio is a Senior Director Analyst in the Supply Chain Talent & Sustainability team. Anne Michelle's research focus is around sustainable supply chain, circular economy and circular supply chains, and related key enabling factors like culture, change & paradigm, partnerships, engagement, etc. Upcoming research interests include ecosystem partnerships, biodiversity loss, sustainability & resilience, and systems change.
Anne Michelle helps Gartner clients to develop their supply chain sustainability and circular strategies, incorporate key enabling factors to accelerate their success, and align with business drivers and stakeholders for value and impact. Her work aims to help leaders and their organizations embrace and transition to a sustainable future and way forward.
Prior to joining Gartner, Ms. Avolio developed and supported Sustainable Development projects in Central and South America. Previously at Gartner, Ms. Avolio held senior client-facing roles specializing in C-Level executive transition, and as a global client director of Fortune 500 companies.
Gartner
Executive Transition Specialist & Advisor
Gartner
Global Client Director & Team Leader
Project IMPACT
Co-Founder
Supply Chain Leadership
Executive Leadership: Sustainability
CPD, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, University of Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership
CPD, Business Sustainability Management, University of Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership
Masters of Public Administration, Corporate Business Sustainability focus, University of Washington
B.A., Political Science & Spanish, Pacific Lutheran University
1How to develop a sustainability strategy for supply chain, and incorporate key factors for a successful program or strategy
2How to start embracing and implementing the Circular Economy in Supply Chain
3How to align to and impact key business drivers & outcomes via your sustainability or circular initiatives or program
4How to engage suppliers for sustainability
5Key factors and elements to develop ecosystem partnerships