State of the Global Supply Chain in 2025 

The global supply chain in 2025 is anything but predictable.  

In a year marked by unprecedented tariff escalations and impressive technological developments, supply chain leaders face a landscape defined by volatility and complexity, but also opportunity. 

In a recent white paper, Peter Deragon addressed the current state of the supply chain as we head further into 2025. Along with leading Stanton Chase Los Angeles, Peter is the Global Functional Leader for Supply Chain and Global Subsector Leader for Capital Markets and Investment Banking. 

Key Takeaways from the Resource

• The wider impact of tariffs as the central disruptor in global trade at the moment 
• Technological advances in AI, IoT, and automation emerging as a rare bright spot 
• The need for competent leadership to mitigate risks and take advantage of opportunities 

A region-by-region “temperature check” including: 

Each region faces its own unique challenges, from the ongoing war in Ukraine to Red Sea shipping disruptions, “China Shock” manufacturing backlogs, and new U.S. border policies. The article details how these events are reshaping supply chains, driving up costs, and forcing companies to rethink sourcing, inventory, and leadership strategies. 

As the article notes, “no one knows” exactly where things are headed, but decisive, confident leadership is more critical than ever.  

Whether you’re managing supply chains in Los Angeles or halfway across the world, the need for resilient executive teams has never been clearer. 

Curious about how these global forces could impact your business? Want to see which regions are most at risk or how technology could help you adapt? 

Click here to download the full white paper.