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Celebrating Tomorrow's Supply Chain Leaders

The Institute for Supply Management® (ISM®) recently unveiled the recipients of its prestigious 2025 ISM® 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars Recognition Program. This annual initiative, now in its 12th year, aims to laud 30 exceptional young professionals under the age of 30 who are making substantial contributions across various roles within supply chain, procurement, and operations globally.

In a competitive selection process, these winners were chosen for their outstanding leadership capabilities, innovative approaches, and strong collaborative skills. The program emphasizes advancing the supply management profession and highlights individuals who exemplify dedication towards their respective fields.

Debbie Fogel-Monnissen, the interim CEO of ISM, stated, “These remarkable rising leaders embody the robustness and promise of the supply management domain. Their enthusiasm, diligence, and commitment to ongoing enhancement equip organizations to manage complexities and develop resilient, future-ready supply chains.”

This year, the program saw a remarkable number of entries, with hundreds of nominations coming from various industries and regions. Candidates included young professionals from diverse fields such as manufacturing, pharmaceutical, aerospace, defense, oil and gas, and business services. A noteworthy detail is that 57% of this year’s honorees are women, and the average age of the winners is 27.

Spotlighting the Megawatt Winner

Among the distinguished winners is Shane McClure from GE Aerospace, who was honored with the title of 2025 ISM® 30 Under 30 Megawatt Winner. This top distinction recognizes an individual whose leadership and influence are particularly noteworthy among their peers. McClure, based in Cincinnati, has made significant strides in fostering professional development and excellence in operations at GE Aerospace.

His initiatives include establishing standardized sourcing processes, leading cross-functional kaizen events, optimizing RFQ management practices, and incorporating robotic process automation to enhance efficiency in a tightly regulated sector. Additionally, he serves as the supply chain campus recruiting leader at Bowling Green State University, actively contributing to building a robust talent pipeline for the future.

A Look at the Honorees

The full list of the 2025 ISM 30 Under 30 winners includes:

• - WeiWen Ang, sourcing analyst at H.B. Fuller (Klang, Malaysia)
• - Nestor Beisol, global supply chain director at Atlantic Bearing Services (Miami)
• - Emma Coleman, data insight analyst at Northrop Grumman Corporation (Los Angeles)
• - Rachel Cossick, indirect sourcing manager at Associated Materials Innovations (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio)
• - Andrew Ewing, principal associate at Capital One (Washington, D.C.)
• - Shane McClure, senior sourcing process manager at GE Aerospace (Cincinnati)
• - …and many more exceptional talents.

These winners will be formally recognized during the ISM Awards Gala taking place on April 27 at ISM World 2026, which occurs in Denver, Colorado. In addition to the gala acknowledgment, the honorees are granted a year-long membership to ISM and free registration for the annual event, facilitating continuous engagement opportunities throughout the year.

About the Institute for Supply Management

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) is an acclaimed nonprofit organization, recognized as the first professional association dedicated to supply management worldwide. With a vast community of over 200,000 members, ISM focuses on improving and innovating supply chain practices. The organization plays a pivotal role in shaping global procurement strategies, and its mission extends to fostering a sustainable, prosperous business landscape.

To learn more about the ISM 30 Under 30 Rising Supply Chain Stars, visit ISMWorld.org.