Additive manufacturing is going to change how human beings design and build for decades to come – and we will be part of the ecosystem.
![Michelle](https://matterproviders.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Michelle.png)
Michelle Meyer, Founder and CEO
Michelle is a 32-year supply chain professional dedicated to client service. Her primary focus is always building great teams to improve supply chain capabilities.
She has worked in both industry and consulting across a variety of industries, including chemicals, automotive OEM, high-tech, food and beverage, healthcare, industrial manufacturing, and aerospace and defense. She has worked in transportation/logistics, distribution operations, order management, network optimization and consulting doing work ranging from strategy development, S&OP, scheduling, procurement, organization design, large ERP implementations (SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft, JDA) and large-scale business transformation program/project management. Her consulting tenure includes Andersen, Hitachi Consulting, PwC and multiple independent engagements over many years.
Michelle was the 2020 Chair of the Board of Directors for the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. She has also served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Denver, Daniels College of Business teaching Supply Chain and Logistics Management where she received the university-wide Excellence in Teaching award and is a 1988 graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder, Leeds School of Business with a B.S. degree in Transportation and Logistics.
As soon as Michelle became aware of additive manufacturing technologies, she could see the potential disruptions companies will experience in their manufacturing capabilities, their supply chains and their overall business models. She brings large project management experience and a capability to see outcomes far into the future. Her Myers-Briggs personality profile is INTJ — less than 1% of the female population — designated as “The Mastermind.”
What sets us apart?
We’ve seen the challenges of putting together a program like this and making change on this scale.
• We know the process and supply chain challenges that a shift like additive manufacturing will cause.
• We understand how to set up these operations and deal with the supply base issues.
We see a market opportunity to create a business that could grow sustainably for generations, as well as help others. We also wanted to bring our experience to bear on a company we could build ourselves and pass on to our families. We have a vision, and we have the capability to achieve it. A company like MatterProviders does not exist in the additive manufacturing and materials world today. Someone has to build it, and we plan to be the one.