Elizabeth Pulos works at the intersection of sustainability, supply chains, and innovation, focusing on how complex global systems can be reshaped to deliver both environmental and social impact.
Her work centers on building end-to-end sustainability strategies that move beyond commitments into execution. This includes integrating circularity into product design, embedding traceability across supply chains, and aligning sourcing, manufacturing, and logistics with evolving regulatory and market expectations. She has led efforts to operationalize sustainability across large organizations—translating climate goals, human rights commitments, and compliance requirements into structured programs that teams can actually implement.
A key part of her impact lies in connecting fragmented parts of the value chain. Whether it is linking material sourcing decisions to environmental outcomes, or aligning supplier practices with broader ESG targets, she focuses on making systems more transparent, accountable, and resilient. Her work often involves navigating emerging regulations, developing data and reporting frameworks, and advising leadership on how sustainability intersects with business strategy.
Alongside her industry work, she is actively involved in education—helping shape the next generation of sustainability leaders through teaching and mentorship.
Her work reflects a broader shift in global supply chains: from opaque, compliance-driven models to systems built on traceability, accountability, and circular thinking.
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