Tompkins Ventures
Michael Brown is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in supply chain management across various industries. Currently a Partner at Tompkins Ventures since February 2022, Michael Brown is focused on addressing key challenges in entrepreneurial growth and logistics partnerships. As Principal at logdesign, Michael Brown specializes in transforming supply chains with an emphasis on supplier and vendor management in international markets. Previous roles include Chairman and Global Supply Chain Advisor at LUP Global, General Manager Supply Chain at Nexans Olex, and Group General Manager Supply Chain at Qantas, among others. Michael Brown holds a Master's degree in Supply Chain from the University of Melbourne and has undertaken advanced executive education at Stanford University. With a background in logistics and operational leadership, Michael Brown has consistently delivered significant improvements in cost efficiency and supplier partnerships throughout a distinguished career.
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Tompkins Ventures
Tompkins Ventures is your worldwide bridge to supply chain excellence. Imagine supply chain visibility and resilience that provide real-time adaptability to supply chain disruption. Imagine logistics services that are the right fit to become an extension of your team. Imagine supply chain leadership that thrives during uncertainty. Imagine entrepreneurial growth that acts as an advocate for your enterprise, not just a source of capital. Imagine industrial real estate with the efficiency to meet today’s needs and the agility to change to handle tomorrow. Imagine technology that digitally enables your entire enterprise for hypergrowth into the automated economy. Founded by business strategy and supply chain expert Dr. James A. Tompkins in 2020, Tompkins Ventures’ global team of experts creates resilience and enhances profitable growth. Our partners produce results for you with best-in-class solutions and innovations in logistics, technology, leadership, capital and facilities.