Joe has been a global Senior Leader with a career spanning 40 years at Johnson & Johnson and Allied Signal. His experience spans across Global Procurement, Supply Chain, Operations Management, Program and Product Line Management. In his 19 years at Johnson & Johnson, Joe has held Vice President leadership positions of increasing scope in the Supply Chain. In both J&J and Allied Signal Joe has been a leader in the design and execution of Category Management and Supply Chain operating models. Most recently for Johnson and Johnson Joe served as the leader of critical Global Supply Chain sourcing processes and was a member of the Johnson and Johnson Product Supply Leadership Team. In addition, he has been the Executive Sponsor of the Construction Capital and Facilities Services Category. Prior to creating the Global Procurement Excellence Team Joe served as Vice President and CPO for J&J’s Pharmaceutical Sector Supply Chain Procurement Organization. In his post corporate career Joe, as a thought leader in the industry, formed JNA Leadership Consulting providing consult on Talent Development, Risk Management, Leadership and Operating Model Design to corporate clients.
With teaching and coaching as his passion, Joe joined the Rutgers Business School Faculty as an Assistant Professor of Professional Practice Supply Chain. He brings his unique perspective form theoretical to the practical end-end Supply Chain. Joe continues his engagement with industry in the Supply Chain and MBA programs establishing Industry Client relationships, projects, alumni engagement and course design. Joe completed and has been awarded the Provost Teaching Fellowship for Innovative Teaching in 2021. In 2022 Joe was awarded the Thomas H. Mott Jr. Teaching Excellence Award as chosen by students at the Rutgers Business School and the Dean’s Meritorious Teaching Award for Teaching Excellence. He has recently served as interim director for the M.S in Healthcare Analytics and Intelligence Program and has been appointed program director the M.S. Supply Chain Analytics Program. Joe continues to mentor veterans and military service associates as member of the American Corporate Partners (ACP) industry group. He is part of a national team developing leadership education for persons with disabilities. Joe is honored to teach, coach, advice and provide end to end thought leadership around the globe for the students at Rutgers University and beyond!
