Performance Supply Chain
1 DAY | 5 conferences
April 11, 2025
Join the only event in Québec exclusively dedicated to Supply Chain.
Discover the full program today ⤵️
Performance Supply Chain
1 DAY | 5 conferences
April 11, 2025
Join the only event in Québec exclusively dedicated to Supply Chain.
Discover the full program today ⤵️
Performance Supply Chain is back for its 15th edition with a must-attend day dedicated to supply chain and logistics executives. Join us to discuss concrete and innovative solutions to navigate political uncertainties and cross-border economic challenges.
With Justin Trudeau stepping down and Donald Trump viewing Canada as an American state, political uncertainty is at its peak. Economic pressures and cross-border trade are at a crucial turning point. What impact will this have on your operations in 2025?
This event is designed to help you:
✔ Identify risks linked to economic uncertainty.
✔ Explore opportunities to strengthen your resilience.
✔ Leave with actionable tools for your organization.
Date: April 11, 2025
Time: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location: Le Centre Sheraton Montréal
Pricing:
Prices include breakfast, lunch, cocktail, coffee breaks, and snacks throughout the day.
We will kick off the day with a comprehensive analysis of the Canada-U.S. relationship and the associated risks in the short, medium, and long term. Geopolitical tensions have become a key disruptor of global supply chains, testing the resilience of businesses. Based on extensive research conducted with major companies across various industries, this session will provide a comparative analysis of the strategies implemented in the United States and Canada to navigate this uncertain environment. What are the main risks identified? What concrete strategies are industry leaders adopting to secure their operations? What levers can minimize the impact of economic sanctions, trade restrictions, and political instability? Through real-world examples and field data, this presentation will offer actionable insights to enhance supply chain agility, anticipate external shocks, and ensure business continuity in an ever-changing landscape.
Rémi Charpin,
Associate Professor of Operations and Logistics Management
HEC Montréal
In the face of trade tensions and market diversification, companies need to build resilience by accelerating their transition to Europe and Asia. With increasingly stringent ESG regulations, such as the CSRD and due diligence, the EcoVadis assessment has become an essential standard for securing access to international supply chains. Coesio helps you improve your rating, meet buyer requirements and turn compliance into a strategic advantage. During this event, Mélanie Lussier, CEO of AéroMontréal, will present the Eco-Responsibility initiative, which has supported 45 companies in Quebec and Europe in their ESG structuring. Deployable in a sectoral cohort with COESIO, this initiative includes an EcoVadis diagnosis, a standard adopted by the aeronautics industry and required by Airbus, CAE and Safran. Marion Alazet Lebourg, Senior Director Supply Chain will present the perspective of an SME on the evolution of local and global OEMs' practices and demands. After a short presentation, a panel of experts will bring together members of the Eco-Responsibility cohort, ESG experts, industry representatives and prime contractors, who will share their perspectives on the integration of ESG criteria, access to European and Asian markets, and competitiveness challenges for SMEs. Charles Duchesne will bring his expertise on the strategic support of companies in their ESG transition. Join us to find out how to maximize your competitiveness and secure your international growth with EcoVadis and the Eco-Responsibility initiative.
Charles Duchesne,
President
COESIO
Melanie Lussier,
Chief Executive Officer
AeroMontreal
Marion Alazet Lebourg,
Senior Director Supply Chain
Groupe Meloche
Face aux tensions commerciales et aux fluctuations des marchés, l’industrie agroalimentaire doit redoubler d’agilité pour sécuriser ses approvisionnements et garantir la continuité de la production. Cette conférence mettra en lumière les stratégies mises en place pour gérer les risques liés aux hausses tarifaires, aux défis logistiques et aux exigences réglementaires accrues. In the face of trade tensions and market fluctuations, the agri-food industry must enhance its agility to secure supply chains and ensure production continuity. This session will highlight key strategies for managing risks associated with rising tariffs, logistical challenges, and increasing regulatory requirements. How can businesses diversify their supply sources to reduce dependence on U.S. suppliers? What levers can be used to optimize inventory management and minimize disruption impacts? Through case studies and proven solutions, discover how industry leaders are adapting their practices to build a more resilient and sustainable supply chain.
Edouard Ades,
Vice President, Supply Chain
Nature's Touch
From navigating supply chain disruptions to optimizing logistics and embracing innovation, the path of a supply chain executive is filled with complex challenges—and valuable lessons. This session follows that journey, offering insights into the real decisions and strategies that help leaders adapt and thrive in a volatile industry. What does it take to reduce costs while boosting efficiency? How can a company expand internationally without compromising sustainability? Through firsthand experience and practical takeaways, this conference invites you to explore the evolving role of supply chain leadership—and the bold choices that can turn disruption into opportunity.
Joel Bertaud
Supply Chain Executive,
Vice President
Having worked for DHL, Danone, Agropur, ...
Faced with rising transportation costs and new regulations, companies must adapt their strategies to minimize costs and maintain their competitiveness in the Canadian and American markets. This discussion will bring together supply chain experts, industry leaders and economic analysts to explore best practices in inventory optimization, anticipation strategies and managing rate increases. What levers can be used to remain efficient in this new environment? Which sectors are most affected and how are they preparing? Join this panel for an in-depth analysis of the challenges and solutions ahead. This panel will bring together transportation and distribution experts from different industries to discuss the strategic and operational issues related to these pressures. We will explore the concrete impacts on costs, logistics and business resilience, while highlighting effective adaptation strategies.
Charles-Antoine Martin
Vice President of Global Operations Strategy
Intelcom
Clement Sabourin
Director of Sustainable Development
Nationex
Antoine Grand'Maison
Partner & Practice Director - Digital Transformation, GCL
GCL
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