Chris Box is the Senior Supply Chain Analyst for the Surgical Procedure Value Alignment Program (SPVAP) at Banner Health and assists in system level product standardization. He is responsible for cost comparison between comparable product lines, tracking trends in supply utilization and compiling standardized supplies for procedure card benchmarking. Chris has over 6 years of experience in supply chain analytics and 17 years in health care. Chris holds a BS in Public Administration from Northern Arizona University.

Martina Brooks is the Senior Surgical and Procedural Standardization Program Manager with the Care Management department at Banner Health, where she has served for over 16 years. She graduated from Arizona State University with a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Innovation with a concentration in Healthcare Administration and Management

As vice president and chief supply chain officer, Tom Harvieux is responsible for leading BJC HealthCare’s supply chain and logistics strategy to deliver efficient, cost effective and high-quality services and outcomes. His responsibilities include executive leadership of 390 team members and $1.7 billion non-labor spend management. With more than $6 billion in net revenues and more than 31,000 employees in the greater St. Louis area, BJC HealthCare is one of the largest nonprofit health care organizations in the United States and one of the largest employers in Missouri. BJC includes 15 hospitals and multiple community health locations. Prior to joining BJC in 2018, Harvieux was the vice president of corporate supply chain management for Sanford Health, a $5 billion health system headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. There he had responsibility for $1.3 billion in non-labor spend management and lead a team of 445. Before joining Sanford in 2008, he served as director of supply chain operations at Fairview Health Services – Southdale Hospital in Edina, Minnesota. Prior to entering healthcare, he spent 22 years in supply chain leadership roles in the military. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, Minnesota, and a master’s degree in logistics management from Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Florida. He serves on multiple industry boards.