Mr. Kadakia partners with executives to architect and transform end-to-end supply chain operating models. He leverages deep expertise in supply chain cost optimization, digital transformation, operations excellence, and operating model redesign to unlock enterprise value, mitigate systemic risks, and build resilient, future-ready operations that sustain competitive advantage.

With over 17 years of cross-industry management consulting experience, Mr. Kadakia works with his clients to drive measurable value by optimizing supply chain operations and implementing sustainable change. He has partnered with companies to design resilient operating models, improve end-to-end visibility, and reduce cost to serve while enabling long-term scalability. Recognized for his ability to bridge strategy and execution, Mr. Kadakia consistently delivers solutions that balance operational performance with sustainable growth.

Mr. Kadakia’s notable assignments include leading an end-to-end supply chain cost optimization program for a global industrial manufacturer, achieving over $75 million in EBITDA improvement by reducing operational inefficiencies, optimizing the network, and enabling digital capabilities. He has worked with clients across a variety of industries, including industrial manufacturing, automotive (original equipment manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers), food manufacturing, medical device distribution, and consumer goods.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Kadakia spent 14 years in KPMG’s Supply Chain Consulting practice, where he worked with Fortune 500 companies on identifying and capturing EBITDA improvement opportunities, architecting future-state supply chain operating models, and enabling digital transformation road maps aligned with enterprise strategy. Over the course of his tenure, he led numerous large-scale, complex supply chain transformations that delivered measurable operational efficiencies, accelerated growth, and reinforced long-term competitiveness.

Mr. Kadakia earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from New York Institute of Technology and a master’s degree in supply chain and operations management from Case Western Reserve University, Ohio.