Brian Horton
About Brian Horton
Brian Horton is the Director of Supply Chain Program Management at URBN, where he has worked since 2020. He has extensive experience in supply chain roles at Nike, including positions such as Area Manager and Global Process Director, and he advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion in supply chain operations.
Current Role at URBN
Brian Horton serves as the Director of Supply Chain Program Management at URBN, which includes brands such as Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie Group, Free People, and Nuuly. He has held this position since 2020 and has contributed to the company's supply chain strategies and operations for four years. His role involves overseeing various supply chain initiatives and ensuring efficient program management.
Previous Experience at Nike
Brian Horton has extensive experience at Nike, where he worked in various roles over a span of ten years. His positions included Area Manager, Global Process Director, Business Process Lead, Global Process Manager, Business Process Expert, and Sr. Business Systems Analyst. His tenure at Nike allowed him to develop a deep understanding of supply chain and logistics operations.
Advocacy for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Brian Horton actively advocates for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within supply chain operations. His commitment to these principles reflects a broader trend in the industry to enhance workplace culture and operational practices. He emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in driving innovation and efficiency.
Education and Expertise
Brian Horton studied at The University of Memphis, where he gained foundational knowledge that supports his career in supply chain management. He possesses strategic and tactical execution expertise in distribution operations, which has been instrumental in his roles at both Nike and URBN.
Track Record of Change Management
Brian Horton has a proven track record of being an agent of change in operational environments. His ability to implement effective strategies and drive improvements in supply chain processes has been recognized throughout his career, particularly during his time at Nike and URBN.