- September 30 | 3-5 PM ET
- Microsoft Detroit Office · Detroit, MI
Microsoft + Resilinc automotive due diligence executive workshop
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An executive workshop for automotive supply chain leaders
Microsoft and Resilinc invite a select group of automotive supply chain leaders to an interactive executive workshop focused on turning due diligence requirements into action.
Through executive discussion and real-world scenarios, we’ll explore how supply chain intelligence, AI, and human expertise can help uncover hidden risk, strengthen multi-tier due diligence, and build a more defensible record of action.
What to expect:
- Executive roundtable. Hear from Microsoft, Resilinc, and
fellow automotive supply chain leaders on the changing due
diligence landscape and where technology and AI can help
teams move faster.
- Breakouts. Small groups work through three real scenarios:
hidden supplier risk, a sudden change to supplier status, and
an unexpected audit, and share their insights and approaches.
- Networking reception. Enjoy light bites and beverages and
continue the conversation with your peers.
Event Details:
- September 30, 3:00-5:00pm
- Microsoft Office, 1 Campus Martius, Suite 500, Detroit, MI 48226
Meet our team

Paul Rossi
Director of Automotive Expert Services, Resilinc

Marten Wojtowicz
Director of Supplier Quality, Yazaki

Steve Faraci
Director Supply Chain Risk Management, Ford

Tanya Bolden
VP of Corporate Responsibility, AIAG

David Breaugh
Supply Chain GTM Lead, Microsoft
Facilitated small-group discussion
Work through real-world scenarios
Scenario 1
A critical shipment is detained after a hidden sub-tier supplier is linked to forced labor
Your challenge: How quickly can you identify the affected suppliers, parts, and materials, engage the right partners, and demonstrate reasonable due diligence before production is impacted?
Scenario 2
A trusted supplier suddenly becomes high risk following a tariff change, export control, or geopolitical event
Your challenge: Do you stay the course, shift supply, pursue an alternative source, or accept the business risk—and what information do you need to make that decision?
Scenario 3
A regulator or customer requests immediate documentation supporting your due diligence efforts
Your challenge: Can you produce credible evidence of the actions your organization has taken—or are critical records still buried across emails, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems?
Turn the discussion into action
- Strengthen due diligence and audit readiness with deeper visibility into suppliers and sub-tier dependencies.
- Respond faster to regulatory and geopolitical change by connecting emerging risks to the suppliers, parts, and materials that matter.
- Apply AI to compliance workflows that turn due diligence from a reporting exercise into an ongoing risk-management capability.