Supply chain and AI leader (Chobani, SAP) who builds from zero: an accelerator, an AI center of excellence, a statewide cycling league. Film photographer and marathoner. Available for senior roles and select advisory work.

At Chobani I led Supply Chain & Manufacturing Product Management, owned AI strategy, and built the AI Center of Excellence. At SAP I delivered tier-1 planning platforms for five Fortune 100 consumer and retail companies. I know what it takes for a planning system to survive contact with a real factory.
I led SAP.iO, SAP's startup accelerator, and designed its startup partnership model. I built sustainability programs with Fortune 100 CPG companies. I helped found a statewide youth cycling league. I'm most useful when there's no playbook yet.
I've stood up AI inside a manufacturer, so I know where it creates value in supply chain and where it's noise. I focus on adoption, governance, and outcomes people can measure.
I shoot film, mostly on a pocket Olympus mju. With 36 frames and no preview, you compose before you press the button. I bring the same discipline to strategy: frame the problem, cut what doesn't belong, and get it right before committing.
I've run a 2:54 marathon and a 16:58 5K, and I ride road and mountain. Transformation programs are endurance events. I pace them, and I finish them.
I'm Vice President of Philadelphia Ciclismo and a founding member of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Cycling League, and I hold a Nonprofit Management Certificate from the University of Richmond. Volunteer leadership taught me to earn alignment rather than assume it.
Running, riding, and the city in between, shot on a pocket point-and-shoot. Photography is how I practice patience and composition away from a screen.
More on Instagram — @postspohn
I'm open to senior roles in supply chain technology, planning transformation, and enterprise AI, especially where the mandate is to build something new rather than maintain what's there.
I take on focused engagements, scoped and outcome-driven, and I lead them personally.