Boards: Agendia, American Eagle Outfitters, ATOS, Brenntag.

Suja Chandrasekaran is an executive and board member in the health care, consumer, retail, and supply chain industries. She is a global, operations, supply chain, digital transformation, e-commerce, and profit-and-loss leader. She served as senior executive vice president and chief digital and information officer at CommonSpirit Health. Previously, she was a member of executive leadership teams and global chief of digital, artificial intelligence (AI), and operations at large enterprises such as Kimberly-Clark Corp., Walmart Inc., and The Timberland Co. She also was regional head of business transformation at Nestlé S.A. and head of technology at PepsiCo.

Suja serves as a board member on the boards of public, private, and venture-backed businesses, including the following: American Eagle Outfitters, a global omnichannel apparel retailer, Brenntag SE, a German-listed company, Cardinal Health, a health care and pharmaceutical Fortune 14 company, ATOS, a technical services company focused on AI, cybersecurity, and high-performance computing, and Agendia Inc., a precision medicine, molecular diagnostics, and digital pathology company focused on breast cancer research, diagnosis, and treatment. Suja is also on the board of directors of Pando.AI, a cognitive supply chain platform company.

Suja previously served on the board of publicly listed Barry Callebaut and digital supply chain software-as-a-service technology platform company Blume Global Technologies, which is backed by private equity (Apollo Global Management and EQT). Suja is the founder and chair of the board of T200 Foundations: Women CXOs in Tech, a nonprofit focused on developing women in technology, software profit and loss, AI, digital, product, and cybersecurity.

Suja has several accolades and was included in the following lists: Top 25 Women in Health Care (Modern Healthcare, 2022), Top Global Innovative Technology Leaders (Forbes, 2021), Top Innovative Digital Leaders in Health Care (Becker’s Healthcare, 2022), most powerful woman in Healthcare (Becker’s Healthcare 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022) and Top 10 Women in Retail (Chain Store Age, 2016).