Andrew Morris serves as the Global Head of Packaging Transformation for Ethicon at Johnson & Johnson, where he leverages his extensive 27 years of industry experience to drive significant advancements in packaging processes. His role is pivotal within the MedTech Surgery division, where he collaborates...
Andrew Morris serves as the Global Head of Packaging Transformation for Ethicon at Johnson & Johnson, where he leverages his extensive 27 years of industry experience to drive significant advancements in packaging processes. His role is pivotal within the MedTech Surgery division, where he collaborates closely with the Ethicon Supply Chain Leadership Team to craft a strategic vision for packaging that aligns with the company's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence.
Under Andrew's leadership, key projects focus on enhancing packaging efficiency while simultaneously reducing costs and environmental impact. His expertise in Lean Six Sigma methodologies allows him to implement process improvements that streamline operations and elevate product quality. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, Andrew ensures that the packaging initiatives not only meet but exceed customer expectations, thereby reinforcing Johnson & Johnson's reputation for quality and reliability.
Andrew's background in manufacturing operations and organizational development equips him with a unique perspective on the complexities of supply chain management. He adeptly navigates the challenges of plant management and project execution, ensuring that all packaging transformations are seamlessly integrated into existing workflows. His ethical approach, grounded in the Johnson & Johnson Credo, emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement and collaboration, making him a respected leader within the organization. As he continues to spearhead innovative packaging solutions, Andrew remains committed to driving sustainable practices that contribute to the overall success of the Ethicon portfolio and the broader goals of Johnson & Johnson.
