Peter Dill has led global Supply Chain and other teams for 30 years, including the U.S. Navy, General Motors, CEVA Global Logistics, FMC Technologies, and The Huntsman Corporation, and has lived overseas for 16 years. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology from Texas A & M University, where he was a member of the Corps of Cadets, as well as an MBA from Thunderbird. He led the Houston chapter of the Institute for Supply Management through the COVID pandemic for the 2020-2021 year.

Peter is frequently invited to speak at regional and national conferences across several sectors including Supply Chain, Logistics, Oil and Gas, and Technology.  He is also a regular guest lecturer at various universities including The University of Houston and Texas A & M University, where his most recent book, Control what you Can: Principles of Purchasing and Supply Chain Leadership, is included in the required Supply Chain curriculum reading list.

Peter is keenly interested in furthering the benefits of ESG across the Supply Chain community and global corporations for the benefit of our environment. In the midst of the 2019-20 COVID pandemic, Peter Dill faced the same daunting challenges in his professional life as a Purchasing Manager that many struggled with around the globe. Rather than allowing circumstances to define his path forward, he plotted a new course and put it into play. Based on three decades of success leading global Purchasing and Sourcing teams, he shares 12 concise, interlinked essays which are founded on the Forgotten principles of Supply Chain Leadership. Control what you Can is a must read for new and seasoned procurement professionals who believe they can inspire their teams to lead and deliver.