Conference Program
Discover the LINK program—built by retail supply chain leaders and designed to deliver actionable insights, real-world strategies, and meaningful peer discussions.
LINK’s conference program is developed by an advisory board of leading supply chain executives, providing an invaluable opportunity to bring your supply chain team together to network and learn, for internal planning and external meetings with valued partners.
Looking to bring a larger team without increasing your budget? LINK Connect helps you do just that—offering complimentary registration, travel reimbursements, and pre-scheduled meetings to make every dollar (and minute) count.
RILA will provide you with a dedicated meeting room, which will serve as your team's home base for internal meetings and meetings with partners.
RILA will grant your team access to reserved team seating for specific conference keynotes near the main stage.
Heads of Supply Chain
LINK attracts more supply chain pyramid heads from major retail companies than any other event. Don’t miss out on convening with this community of peers!
Transportation/Logistics Leaders
Covering inbound, outbound, domestic, international…LINK is where logistics leaders meet to tackle the key issues in the retail industry (and connect with top service provider partners).
Distribution/Fulfillment Leaders
Across all roles—from running ecom fulfillment operations to scaling curbside/BOPIS to managing a DC and everything in between, distribution & fulfillment leaders come to LINK to share what’s working… and what could work better.
Analytics & Data Science Pros
More than ever, data is critical to running an effective, flexible, and responsive retail supply chain…and new technology is developing at a breakneck pace. LINK brings together retail experts to help accelerate your work.
Strategy & Technology Executives
Align with cross-functional partners to boost accuracy, agility, and visibility across the supply chain.
Digital & Omnichannel Leaders
Discover the latest in AI, automation, and fulfillment tech powering seamless customer experiences.
Trade & Customs Teams
The global trade landscape and impacts of customs/tariffs are inextricable from the ability to operate an effective supply chain. Retail trade experts convene at LINK to compare notes, learn from leaders, and prepare for whatever may be around the corner.
Transportation & Sustainability Champions
As the retail industry makes progress on climate and emissions goals, LINK is at the intersection of supply chain and sustainability, convening cross-functional discussions to facilitate learning from other retailers and from subject matter experts.
Workforce/Talent Planners
Technology is key, but retailers are only as strong as their workforce. LINK is where the future of work collides with the needs of modern, efficient, flexible supply chains.
Supply Chain Analysts
Are you early in your retail supply chain career? There’s no better place than LINK to learn from leaders in the industry and build your network for the road ahead.
To qualify as a retail attendee, an individual attendee must be an employee of a retail company (not engaged as a consultant, contractor, or agent thereof). A retail company is defined by RILA as a company whose core business is selling its inventory of consumer goods directly to end consumers.
To qualify as a consumer product goods attendee, an individual must be an employee of a consumer product good (not engaged as a consultant, contractor, or agent thereof). A consumer product good is defined by RILA as a company whose core business is selling consumer products that it good to sell to end consumers or for resale to retailers to sell to end consumers. Companies that sell products to retailers for use in the business (e.g. security cameras, POS systems, or other products intended for use in the store, DC, HQ, or other locations) do not qualify as consumer product manufacturers for RILA purposes.
Service providers are the companies that provide goods or services to the retail industry for use by the company, their stores, or their distribution centers. If you are attending RILA from a business development perspective, you would be included in this category. This applies to the various ports and any logistics company owned by a retailer that services other retailers. Individuals from service supplier companies must contract (as either an exhibitor, sponsor, or LINK Connect meetings program) in order to attend a RILA Event.
All registrations will be confirmed, in writing, via email.
Browse key information to help you make the most of your conference experience.
Discover the LINK program—built by retail supply chain leaders and designed to deliver actionable insights, real-world strategies, and meaningful peer discussions.
Attend LINK at no cost through curated 1:1 meetings with solution providers—plus receive travel reimbursement and access to exclusive networking and content.
Hear from retail’s most influential supply chain leaders and experts as they share insights, strategies, and real-world experiences shaping the future of the industry.