Muhammad Ishtiaq

Vision: To lead in Sustainability.

"With a decade-plus of experience at organizations like Better Cotton and CottonConnect, I've become a sustainability trailblazer. Join me as we weave a greener world, one eco-stitch at a time."

Detail:
I currently serve as the Manager of Supply Chain at CottonConnect, with over a decade of experience encompassing Project Management, Supply Chain, Traceability, Brand Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Training, Capacity Building, Audit, and Strategic Management. I've worked on impactful projects with organizations such as UNICEF, UNDP, UNV, and WFP. I've also contributed to the Better Cotton initiative for 6 years, the world's largest sustainability project, deepening my passion for sustainable supply chain practices. International assignments in the UK, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand have enhanced my adaptability and cross-cultural communication skills, enabling effective collaboration with diverse teams to address global supply chain challenges.

I am currently serving as the Manager Supply Chain at CottonConnect. With over a decade of professional experience, I bring a diverse skill set encompassing Project Management, Supply Chain, Traceability, Brand Management, Monitoring and Evaluation, Training and Capacity Building, Audit, and Strategic Management.

Throughout my career, I have been actively involved in handling impactful projects under the umbrella of esteemed organizations such as UNICEF, UNDP, UNV, and WFP. I have also had the privilege of contributing to the Better Cotton initiative for 06 years, the world's largest sustainability project, which further deepened my passion for promoting sustainable practices in the supply chain industry.

My international assignments have taken me to the UK, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand, several times, where I have improved my adaptability and cross-cultural communication skills. These experiences have not only broadened my horizons but have also equipped me to effectively collaborate with diverse teams and address global supply chain challenges.

I. Masters in International Relations 

II. Masters in Public Administrations