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CEO : Ulf Mark Schneider

Nestlé is one of the world ’ s largest food and beverage companies . It operates in 190 countries and its product portfolio includes householdname brands such as Nescafé , KitKat , Maggi and Purina , among many others .

It has invested heavily in its global supply chain , with key areas of focus being ESG leadership , reducing packaging waste and new business models to improve endto-end supply chain .

Switzerland-based Nestlé has a ‘ Creating Shared Value ’ strategy that drives sustainability through partnerships with suppliers and environmental organisations , as well as with other corporations .

The company says its supply chain professionals “ play a critical role in ensuring quality and sustainable products reach our customers and consumers ”.

To achieve this , its commercial teams develop demand forecasts , and its suppliers are all vetted .

CEO : Arvind Krishna

IBM describes itself as a company that “ brings together all the necessary technology and services – regardless of where those solutions come from – to help clients solve the most pressing business problems ”.

IBM integrates technology and expertise , providing infrastructure , software – including market-leading Red Hat – and consulting services for clients as it “ pursues the digital transformation of the world ’ s mission -critical businesses ”.

“ Our clients ’ systems support modern society ,” says IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna . “ In making them faster , more productive and more secure we don ’ t just make business work better . We make the world work better .”

IBM offers a range of B2B services and solutions to help businesses address technology needs , enhance operations and drive digital transformation .

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