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Ed Hisscock

Senior Vice President

Supply Chain Management at Trinity Health

Livonia, MI

Mr. Hisscock serves as senior vice president of supply chain management at Trinity Health. He brings a diverse educational background in engineering, behavioral science, and supply chain to the role, as well as experience across various health care supply chain modalities. Under his guidance, Trinity Health’s supply chain team managed disruptions in global supply chains, implemented strategies for inventory management, and coordinated logistics to support operations and patient care during the pandemic. Mr. Hisscock was recently inducted into the Bellwether League Foundation’s Hall of Fame for Healthcare Supply Chain Leadership.

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35 Health System Supply Chain Leaders to Know

Supply chain leaders deftly manage the behind-the-scenes work that keeps their health systems functioning smoothly. These leaders leverage years of healthcare supply chain experience to create cost savings, build strategic partnerships and manage inventory.

2024 Winner

Executives

Supply Chain Leaders to Know

Supply chain leaders deftly manage the behind-the-scenes work that keeps their health systems functioning smoothly. These leaders leverage years of healthcare supply chain experience to create cost savings, build strategic partnerships and manage inventory.

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