Amparo Ampy Cheung Aswin

Mrs Amparo 'Ampy' Cheung Aswin
Vice President Supply Chain and Procurement, Greater Asia
Beckton Dickinson

Mrs Ampy Aswin is a supply chain transformation leader with over 25 years of experience spanning healthcare, consumer goods, and technology. She has held senior leadership roles at Becton Dickinson, Unilever, and Google, and currently leads supply chain and procurement for Greater Asia at Becton Dickinson.

Mrs Ampy is passionate about reimagining sustainable value chains through the power of technology, data, and partnerships. Her work focusses on building resilient, agile, and purpose-driven supply chains that deliver measurable business value and better outcomes for patients and communities.

She also serves as a Non-Executive Director at Preferred by Nature, a global non-profit supporting sustainable land use and responsible business practices.

Mrs Ampy has been honored as one of the Top 100 Leaders in Supply Chain (2021), Top 100 Women in Supply Chain (2021), and one of the 100 Most Influential Women in Supply Chain (2020, 2022).

Presentation Synopsis
SC 4 - From Fragile to Agile: Building a Resilient and Sustainable Healthcare Supply Chain
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed critical vulnerabilities in global healthcare supply chains, where traditional cost-optimised models proved insufficient in the face of disruption.

Healthcare operates within a uniquely complex environment—marked by stringent regulatory requirements, product traceability, and the critical need to protect patient outcomes.

Resilience in this context is not just about crisis response; it’s about designing systems that can adapt, evolve, and sustain performance under pressure.

This session explores how end-to-end transparency, proactive regulatory compliance, and assurance frameworks are becoming essential to building robust and responsive supply chains. The session will also cover early pilot initiatives in circularity and recycling within the healthcare industry—demonstrating how sustainability and resilience can go hand in hand.

Together, these elements form the foundation of a more agile and future-ready healthcare supply chain—one capable of delivering consistent, high-quality care in an increasingly uncertain world.

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