TRAFFIX executive Sheri Iannuccilli wins Women in Supply Chain Forum award

TRAFFIX Vice President Sheri Iannuccilli was named a Workforce Innovator in the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award program, which recognizes women shaping supply chain leadership. The honor spotlights her work modernizing TRAFFIX systems, strengthening integrations and mentoring teams as the company expands.

Why it matters: - Sheri Iannuccilli’s recognition highlights how supply chain technology leadership is increasingly tied to workforce development, not just systems performance. - The award also puts a spotlight on TRAFFIX’s push to unify data and automation across its logistics operations as customers expand into new regions.

What happened: - TRAFFIX named Sheri Iannuccilli, Vice President of Systems & Integrations, as a recipient of the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award in the Workforce Innovator category. - Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive present the award program. - The award recognizes female supply chain leaders and executives whose accomplishments, mentorship and example support women across company supply chain networks. - Iannuccilli’s award recognition was announced August 17, 2026. - The winners will be honored at the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ on Nov. 17-19 in Charleston, S.C.

The details: - Iannuccilli has nearly 30 years of experience in logistics technology. - She started in IT support and operational systems roles in the early 1990s. - Over the past 14 years, she advanced into leadership roles in logistics technology. - Her prior roles included manager of business integration and systems at FLS Transportation and manager of data integration at Delmar International. - At TRAFFIX, Iannuccilli directs the systems and integration strategy across customer, carrier, ERP, CRM and logistics platforms. - Iannuccilli also works directly with global TRAFFIX customers on data and integration questions as they expand into new regions. - Team members say Iannuccilli has focused on onboarding and mentorship while TRAFFIX has grown quickly. - Over the past year, she helped bring new customers, regions and teams onto stable systems. - She also continued mentoring her own team while supporting company growth. - Iannuccilli wants to strengthen TRAFFIX integration systems, expand automation and better data across the supply chain, and keep developing her team over the next year. - The full list of winners is available at the full winners list. - More information is available at WomenInSupplyChainForum.com.

Between the lines: - The award is framed around visibility for women in supply chain, but the selection criteria also emphasize mentorship and leadership impact inside organizations. - Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive and co-founder of the forum, said the 2026 cycle drew more than 300 submissions, including 70 self-submissions and 44 submissions from male counterparts, both record highs for the award. - Iannuccilli’s comments suggest TRAFFIX is treating technology modernization and talent development as linked priorities, not separate goals.

What's next: - TRAFFIX says Iannuccilli’s focus for the coming year is stronger integration systems, more automation, better data and continued team development. - The award recipients, including the Top 4 overall category winners, will be recognized at the November forum in Charleston. - The forum will continue to serve as an in-person education, networking and mentorship event for women in supply chain.

The bottom line: - Iannuccilli’s award underscores a broader shift in supply chain leadership: technology strategy now includes building the people who run it.