Miebach Consulting honors three women with 2026 supply chain awards

Miebach Consulting said three employees won 2026 Women in Supply Chain Awards from Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive. The recognition highlights leadership, mentorship and innovation across consulting, logistics systems and supply chain transformation.

Why it matters: - The awards put a spotlight on women shaping supply chain strategy, technology and inclusion across the profession. - The recognition also reinforces Miebach Consulting's focus on building leaders who pair technical expertise with mentorship and collaboration. - The winners will be honored at the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ in Charleston, South Carolina, on Nov. 17-19.

What happened: - Miebach Consulting announced that three women on its team won 2026 Women in Supply Chain Awards presented by Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive. - Diana Bocsanczy won in the Trailblazers category. - Christina Schühle won in the DEI Pioneer category. - Sisi Ren won in the Rising Stars category.

The details: - Diana Bocsanczy is Manager, Supply Chain Innovation at Miebach Consulting. - Bocsanczy leads consulting engagements that use network design, simulation and supply chain transformation to solve operational challenges for global organizations. - Bocsanczy is also recognized for mentoring employees, encouraging collaboration and supporting professional growth. - Christina Schühle is Senior Principal and Head of Service for Logistics Management Systems. - Schühle has helped organizations modernize warehouse management systems and logistics operations. - Schühle helped establish one of Miebach Germany's first women's support initiatives. - That effort evolved into Miebach's Cultural Dialog program, which promotes inclusion, mentorship and leadership development. - Sisi Ren is a Senior Consultant focused on supply chain transformation. - Ren uses advanced analytics to help clients redesign distribution networks, improve operational efficiency and adopt new technologies, including artificial intelligence. - The company said the three awards reflect its investment in leaders who combine technical excellence, innovation and commitment to the profession. - Food Logistics editor-in-chief Marina Mayer said the awards celebrate progress and growth for women in supply chain. - Mayer said this year's competition drew more than 300 submissions. - Mayer said 70 submissions were self-submissions, the highest number ever for the award. - Mayer said 44 submissions came from male counterparts, also a record.

Between the lines: - The three winners represent three different stages of supply chain leadership: emerging talent, established expertise and culture-building leadership. - Miebach's employee wins also give the consulting firm external validation in a market where talent development and digital transformation are becoming key competitive differentiators. - The award program's record submission levels suggest growing interest in recognition tied to leadership, inclusion and industry impact.

What's next: - The complete list of winners is available in the official winner list. - The 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ will take place Nov. 17-19 in Charleston, South Carolina. - More information about the forum is available at the forum website. - Miebach said it will continue focusing on supply chain performance, resilience and leadership development across its global operations.