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Darcy MacClaren

Darcy MacClaren
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Darcy MacClaren is the Senior Vice President, Digital Supply Chain, North America for SAP and has been with SAP for almost ten years in various leadership role.  With an emphasis on customer success, she is responsible for driving Digital Supply Chain sales including the go-to-market strategy, and overseeing core operations in pipeline development, demand management, and revenue growth.  She is a strategic global leader who has spent 30 years growing, differentiating, and improving businesses through technology transformation with a focus on supply chain.  Darcy is committed to guiding organizations in how to transform their companies through innovative technology and next generation business processes.  She is passionate about collaborating with and empowering companies to elevate the strategic value delivered to their ecosystem focused on helping companies to build resilient and agile supply chains.  She is the founder of Women in Supply Chain Network with is dedicated to improved diversity in the supply field and since its inception in 2020 grown to over 500 members.

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