SIG | ONE-DAY: NEW YORK

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Event Overview

Hosted By: Sourcing Industry Group (SIG)

Location: PricewaterhouseCoopers 300 Madison Avenue New York City, NY

Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026

About: CreditRiskMonitor will be attending SIG | ONE-DAY: New York, a one day event offering buy side practitioners exclusive Executive Roundtables, CPO presentations, and networking with industry peers facing similar challenges. CreditRiskMonitor CEO & President Michael Flum and COO Shyarsh Desai join Patrick Vestergaard, Director of Indirect Sourcing at ADUSA (Ahold Delhaize USA), to lead the Executive Roundtable, “From Cost to Resilience: Managing Supplier Financial Risk Across the Enterprise,” facilitated by SupplyChainMonitor. Stop by to connect with our team.

Why You Should Meet With Us:

Delivering Expert Insight. For over 25 years, CreditRiskMonitor has helped procurement and sourcing teams evaluate supplier financial health, from early bankruptcy warning signs to ongoing risk monitoring. Our data driven approach gives buy side teams the clarity to catch supplier distress before it disrupts a contract or a supply chain.

Strategic AI Advancements. Supplier risk moves fast, and so should your visibility into it. Our AI driven solutions help procurement and sourcing teams stay ahead of financial and supply chain risk quickly and cost effectively, paired with a “human in the loop” approach so the analysis stays accurate as coverage expands.

Join the Conversation. Supplier financial risk is not a one time diligence exercise. It is a continuous monitoring discipline and most organizations still treat it like a box checked at onboarding. This roundtable examines how leading sourcing organizations are rethinking supplier financial risk as a shared enterprise responsibility, not a sourcing only function. When a supplier runs into financial distress, the damage rarely stays contained. R&D stalls, quality fades, logistics stall, supply continuity breaks, capacity disappears and the fallout lands on departments far beyond procurement.