Audit Management Committee
Oversees the development of a comprehensive supplier compliance audit approach designed to promote consistency, standardization, and compliance. The committee regularly reviews and updates audit tools, documentation, and processes to ensure they remain aligned with changing security requirements and best practices.
Key Responsibilities:
- Audit program oversight
- Build comprehensive audit approach driving standardization and compliance
- Review and update tools as security requirements change
- Develop and update education and awareness materials
- Support quality review programs
Committee Chair:
Bruce Klein | CTPAT Program Manager at Recreational Equipment, Inc.
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Eric Sherman, Dollar Tree/Family Dollar
- Lesa Hubbard, JC Penney
- Nancy Doan, H-E-B
- Michelle Floyd, The Home Depot
- Kandace Niemi, REI
- Chad Plants, Newell Brands
- Emily Vedaa, Columbia Sportswear
- Shelley Sjerven, BSI Group
- Morgan Ethington, BSI Group
- Victoria Patterson, BSI Group
- Clara Wilt, Dollar Tree
- Jason Bowling, Dollar Tree
- Brett Moon, The Home Depot
Audit Service Providers Committee
Facilitates the delivery of consistent, high‑quality, and efficient security audit services through best‑in‑class service providers. The committee focuses on ensuring audit services effectively support the diverse and dynamic supply chains of SCAN members while maintaining high standards of quality and performance.
Key Responsibilities:
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Issue Escalation
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Liaison with SCAN Program Management Team
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SCAN KPI Management
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Service Provider Contracts
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Service Provider Training
Committee Chair:
Scott Hannaford | Global Trade Compliance Analyst at Canadian Tire
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Eric Sherman, Dollar Tree/Family Dollar
- David Blackorby, SCAN Association
- Morgan Ethington, BSI Group
- Victoria Patterson, BSI Group
- Daniel Kim, Walt Disney Company
Foreign Origins Committee
Facilitates education and training initiatives for factories, suppliers, and Audit Service Providers (ASPs). The committee develops and promotes learning opportunities that enhance understanding of SCAN requirements, audit expectations, and industry best practices across the supply chain.
Key Responsibilities:
- Facilitation of any SCAN onsite visits/training
- Factory/Supplier training via virtual mini-sessions
- SCAN Quarterly Newsletter
- Shadowing onsite/immersive audit ASPs to provide feedback to Audit and Service Provider Committees to allow for process improvements and continued education opportunities
Committee Chair:
Penny Tian | SCAN Analyst Team Lead at BSI
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Eric Sherman, Dollar Tree/Family Dollar
- Constance Chen, Best Buy
- Kathy Coutts, Best Buy
- Michelle Floyd, The Home Depot
- Fredy Recinos, JC Penney
- Shelley Sjerven, BSI Group
- Kelsey Liu, The Home Depot
- Bao, Luong Tung, Columbia Sportswear
Information Technology Committee
Enables SCAN Association strategies through the effective use of technology solutions while identifying development opportunities that improve operational efficiency. The committee focuses on enhancing processes and addressing evolving membership needs by leveraging technology to support scalability, usability, and long‑term organizational goals.
Key Responsibilities:
- Shadowing onsite/immersive audit ASPs to provide feedback to Audit and Service Provider Committees to allow for process improvements and continued education opportunities
- Factory/Supplier training via virtual mini-sessions
- Facilitation of any SCAN onsite visits/training
- SCAN Quarterly Newsletter
Committee Chair:
Jodi Nesbitt | Customs Compliance at Meijer
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Eric Sherman, Dollar Tree/Family Dollar
- Mark Manshack, Burlington
- Freddy Recinos, Catalyst Brands
- Shelley Sjerven, BSI Group
Logistics Service Providers Committee
Provides a platform for Logistics Service Providers to reduce audit fatigue and support CTPAT profile reviews through the use of standardized self‑assessments. The committee also helps illustrate key service capabilities and product offerings while promoting consistency and efficiency across the audit process.
Key Responsibilities:
- Logistics Service Provider Self Assessments
- Scored: Measuring level of compliance with CBP’s minimum security criteria
- Un-scored: Common industry-requested metrics
- LSP Future Block Chain Engagement
- LSP Future on-site and immersive audit development
Committee Chair:
Chad Plants | Sr. Manager Global Supply Chain Security at Newell Brands
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Eric Sherman, Dollar Tree/Family Dollar
- Lesa Hubbard, Catalyst Brands
- Dave Blackorby, SCAN Association
- Tony Pelli, BSI Group
- Dan Purtell, BSI Group
- Shelley Sjerven, BSI Group
- Julie Siegfried, Western Digital
- Mark Julian, Lowe’s
- Elizabeth Martinez, HEB
- Kendra Hobbs, Hellman
- Catherine Trujillo, Harbor Freight
- Michael Singer, Spin Master
Membership & Public Relations Committee
Drives membership growth and retention by actively engaging current members and cultivating relationships with prospective members. The committee utilizes communication and marketing initiatives to effectively connect the SCAN Association with its membership community and enhance overall engagement.
Key Responsibilities:
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Membership Benchmarking
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Membership Recruitment, Onboarding, Engagement, Retention
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Membership Training & Education
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Social media, Newsletter/Communications, & Website management
Committee Chair:
Michelle Floyd | Sr. Manager Global Trade Audit at The Home Depot
Committee Members:
- Carlos Ochoa, SCAN Association
- Morgan Ethington, BSI Group
- Victoria Patterson, BSI Group
- Megan Zebrowski, Kendra Scott
- Fabiola Montes De Oca, SCAN Association
- Lekeysha Williams, J. Crew
Working Groups
Traceability Working Group
Focuses on advancing supply chain traceability by identifying best practices, challenges, and emerging solutions across SCAN member supply chains. The working group explores tools, processes, and technologies that improve visibility, transparency, and data integrity, supporting risk management, compliance, and informed decision‑making.
Working Group Lead:
Brittney De Stefano, BSI
Social Compliance Working Group
Addresses social compliance topics impacting global supply chains, including labor standards, ethical sourcing, and responsible business practices. The working group collaborates to share insights, develop guidance, and promote alignment with social compliance expectations, helping members strengthen programs and mitigate social risk.
Working Group Lead:
Brittney De Stefano, BSI
The Supplier Compliance Audit Network (SCAN) is an association of companies with global supply chains who collectively develop and manage global security audit standards to reduce audit fatigue and redundancy by way of a confidential risk management platform.
We need your help to drive our development and success by joining the association and participating in our committees.
Together we will improve audit efficiencies through collaboration.
