Hill's Pet Nutrition has appointed Amalia Londono as executive vice president of end-to-end supply chain. Londono, who began her career with Colgate-Palmolive at a manufacturing plant in New Jersey, has held roles spanning factory floor operations, raw materials procurement and logistics network design over her 25-year tenure with the company. She succeeds José Borrell, who has been named Colgate-Palmolive's executive vice president of end-to-end supply chain for Latin America.
In her new role, Londono will oversee Hill's global supply chain network, which includes 12 manufacturing plants and dozens of warehouses and distribution centers worldwide.
"I am energized by the opportunity to lead the Hill's supply chain during such a transformative time," said Londono. "My career has been defined by a passion for developing talented, diverse teams and building efficient networks. I look forward to leveraging digital innovation and sustainable practices to support our powerful mission of enriching the relationships between people and their pets."
Originally from Medellin, Colombia, Londono holds a degree in chemical engineering from MIT and an MBA from the Wharton School of Business.
"We are thrilled to have Amalia lead our global supply chain operations," said Yvonne Hsu, president of Hill's Pet Nutrition. "Her rich experience across domestic and international markets, combined with her pragmatic business leadership skills, will be vital as we transform our network to better serve pets and their families worldwide."
