Medha Sharma

I am a Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM) student at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, with five years of experience working at the intersection of technology, analytics, and business transformation. My background spans consulting and industry roles, where I have supported complex planning and operational initiatives through data-driven, technology-enabled solutions.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science Engineering and have worked across global organizations in roles focused on supply chain planning, systems implementation, and strategic problem solving. These experiences shaped my interest in end-to-end supply chain design and reinforced the importance of aligning strategy with execution in dynamic, real-world environments.

At Ross, I am currently serving as the Vice President of the MSCM Executive Board, where I collaborate closely with students, faculty, and program leadership to strengthen the MSCM community and enhance the student experience. I chose the MSCM program for its rigorous analytical foundation, action-based learning philosophy, and strong emphasis on collaboration and impact. I am particularly focused on mastering data-driven planning, supply chain analytics, and applying economic principles to operational decision-making.

In the long term, I aspire to work as a supply chain strategist, helping organizations build resilient, agile, and technology-enabled supply chains. My interest in scalable and sustainable operations is also influenced by my family’s early-stage pharmaceutical business, which continues to motivate my pursuit of impact-driven supply chain solutions.