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Maike Sievers
Director of Logistics Planning, Sales and Marketing, BLG Logistics
Maike Sievers has been a leader in the logistics and supply chain field for more than 20 years, both in manufacturing and third party logistics services (3PL). Currently, BLG Logsitics’ Director for Engineering, Sales and Marketing, Maike has been instrumental in growing the company’s footprint in the USA after serving as Director of Operations running the Logistics Parts Consolidation Center for BLG customer, Mercedes Benz. Prior to joining BLG, Ms. Sievers served in various leadership roles at BMW Group, Audi and Volkswagen Group, responsible for supply chain concepts in procurement and distribution as well as strategic factory planning. She holds several board positions, including the Alabama Automotive Manufacturing Association and President-elect of APICS Alabama. Maike was also recognized as an industry leader this year when she received Supply & Demand Chain Executive’s Pro to Know Award for her vital role in the continuous progression at BLG Logistics.
Latest from Maike Sievers
BLG Logistics has received the German and European Award for Logistics this year, entitled “Stargate junction—logistics at the interface between humans and robots”. When I look at that project it reflects perfectly what I see as the unique challenge for an IT Innovation project in the supply chain: A) You need to keep it simple. B) You need to keep it...
