ThreeSixty Supply Chain Group Hired Chris Tyner
The supply chain firm appointed a new director to lead projects and technology services in the United States.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in People
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ThreeSixty Supply Chain Group has hired Chris Tyner as director for projects and technology services. The Melbourne-based company is tapping his experience to spearhead operations as it grows its presence in the United States.
Why it matters
The appointment marks a strategic step for ThreeSixty as it seeks to scale its specialized service offerings within the U.S. market. By securing leadership in Cleveland, the firm aims to leverage local expertise to support its ongoing international expansion.
Chris Tyner brings more than 25 years of program and project management experience to the firm. The company currently employs more than 30 professionals globally and has successfully delivered over 200 projects since its inception in 2018.
The players
Chris Tyner
He is the newly appointed director for projects and technology services at ThreeSixty Supply Chain Group and resides in Cleveland.
Scott Munn
He serves as the executive director for the United States at ThreeSixty Supply Chain Group and led the recruitment effort for the new director.
ThreeSixty Supply Chain Group
This Australia-based firm specializes in supply chain consulting and project management services.
The details
Scott Munn, who serves as the executive director for the U.S. at ThreeSixty, recruited Tyner to lead the firm's technological and project initiatives. The company intends to continue building its workforce in the region to support its broader market expansion goals.
Timeline
ThreeSixty was founded in Melbourne in 2018.
The firm announced the hiring of Chris Tyner on October 5, 2026.
Market Landscape
The hiring of a U.S.-based director reflects an industry-wide push for international supply chain firms to establish a localized physical presence. This move positions ThreeSixty to compete more effectively for domestic contracts against established regional rivals.
Clients and partners in the U.S. can expect increased support and localized project management for supply chain initiatives. The growth of the local team may also result in faster response times for firms utilizing ThreeSixty technology services.
The takeaway
As firms like ThreeSixty broaden their international footprint, they increasingly prioritize hiring veteran project managers to ensure consistency in service delivery. Businesses should monitor such leadership additions to gauge a company's commitment to long-term regional investment.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Consulting.
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