Where did Neil Ackerman go to school?

Neil Ackerman studied at University of Virginia (Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Executive Program, Management and Leadership); MIT Sloan School of Management (Executive Program, Strategy and Innovation).

Neil Ackerman

Investor

Head of Global Supply Chain Innovation, Johnson & Johnson at Maniv Mobility

Greater Philadelphia

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About

Advisory board member; Head of Global Supply Chain Innovation at Johnson & Johnson.

Experience

KenvueHead, Global Integrated Supply Chain Operations and Customer Excellencecurrent2025 — presentSummit, New Jersey, United States
KenvueHead, Worldwide Innovation and Digital Transformation, Global Consumer Supply Chain at Kenvue (KVUE)2023 — 2025Skillman, New Jersey, United States
Johnson & JohnsonHead, Worldwide Innovation and Disruption, Global Integrated Supply Chain2022 — 2023New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States
Johnson & JohnsonHead, Worldwide Supply Chain Innovation Hubs, Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa2021 — 2022Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Johnson & JohnsonManaging Senior Director, Global Supply Chain Innovation, Europe, Middle East and Africa2019 — 2021Tel Aviv District, Israel
Johnson & JohnsonSenior Director, Global Supply Chain Enterprise Advanced and Integrated Business Planning2017 — 2019New Brunswick, New Jersey
US NavyDistinguished Visitor (DV), US Navy2016 — 2019USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Aircraft Carrier Strike Group
Mondelēz InternationalSenior Director, Integrated Business Planning Supply Chain and eCommerce Strategy2016 — 2017Greater Seattle Area
Mondelēz InternationalDirector, Global eCommerce2015 — 2016Greater Seattle Area
AmazonDirector and GM, Inventor, Amazon Small and Light Program2013 — 2015Greater Seattle Area
AmazonSenior Manager, Business Development and Strategic Planning2012 — 2013Greater Seattle Area
AltriaGeneral Manager, Business Process and Technology Innovation1998 — 2012Greater Richmond Region

Skills & more

Machine Learning2Customer Experience2Executive ManagementBudget ManagementMedical DiagnosticsResearch and Development (R&D)Assay DevelopmentMolecular GeneticsProduct InnovationStrategic LeadershipArtificial Intelligence (AI)2Executive Leadership1

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Data ScienceCross-functional Team LeadershipConsumer ProductsCompetitive AnalysisSales ManagementBusiness StrategyAccount ManagementKey Account ManagementTeam LeadershipStrategic ThinkingInnovationDisruption

Project Management Professional (PMP) — Project Management Institute

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Colleagues at Maniv Mobility

Arthur Orduña

Executive Director at The Venture Center

David Richter

VP Corporate and Business Development, DoorDash at Maniv Mobility

David Salomon

VP Finance at Maniv Mobility

Hillel Zand

Associate at Maniv Mobility

Hugo Salaun

Chief Strategy Officer, Arval BNP Paribas Group at Maniv Mobility

Jake Wieseneck

Principal at Maniv Mobility

Jeff Hanson

President, Hanson Advisors at Maniv Mobility

John Paul Macduffie

Director, Program on Vehicle and Mobility Innovation, Mack Institute (Wharton) at Maniv Mobility

Frequently asked questions

Who is Neil Ackerman?: Advisory board member; Head of Global Supply Chain Innovation at Johnson & Johnson.
Where does Neil Ackerman work?: Neil Ackerman is Head of Global Supply Chain Innovation, Johnson & Johnson at Maniv Mobility.
Where did Neil Ackerman go to school?: Neil Ackerman studied at University of Virginia (Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence); Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Executive Program, Management and Leadership); MIT Sloan School of Management (Executive Program, Strategy and Innovation).