With over 30 years of distinguished leadership in the manufacturing sector, C.J. Nord is recognized for her supply chain acumen, visionary thinking, and steadfast commitment to ethical standards. Throughout her career, C.J. has collaborated with government and private entities to avert major disruptions to the supply chain, and to support public safety. In 2019, C.J.’s personal battle with cancer fueled her drive to make a broader impact, leading her to establish Supply Chains for Good, Protectors of Children and Family Prosperity. Through this innovative platform, she leverages supply chain methodologies to tackle pressing societal issues, driving legislative changes, and fostering impactful initiatives. Notably, C.J. is the architect behind the pioneering “There’s Cash in that Trash” Profit-Driven Circularity program. Beyond her professional endeavors, C.J. exemplifies a deep commitment to education and community
empowerment. Her collaboration with VCare Academy to make supply chain education affordable, and available to all demonstrates her dedication to the high school kid, and the hard luck kid. C.J.’s contributions to community service have been recognized with accolades such as the BRAVO award for bravery in community service as Neighborhood Watch Captain, and the “Woman of the Year” honor from the Women’s March Foundation for her efforts against racism. Widely acknowledged for her expertise, C.J. Nord has been featured in esteemed publications including the Los Angeles Times Business section and The Wall Street Journal. And yet, her dog remains unimpressed.