Maureen Sullivan will retire from her role as the global head of supply chain finance at MUFG, concluding a remarkable 45-year career. Throughout her tenure at MUFG, HSBC, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Citi, Maureen was a key leader in the supply chain finance (SCF) industry, actively shaping its direction.
In the past seven years, Sullivan drove the successful acquisition and integration of the supply chain finance platform from GE Capital in 2019, launched new solutions and services and spearheaded global business growth. Under Sullivan’s leadership, the SCF business won numerous awards, including recognition as the best SCF Bank globally from The Digital Banker and Global Finance.
Sullivan has also been honored with several personal accolades, including being named a “Top Woman in Specialty Finance” by ABF Journal in 2023 and 2024, and a “2024 Pro To Know” and receiving a “Lifetime Achievement Award” from Supply & Demand Chain Executive. She is frequently quoted in industry articles and speaks at conferences, offering valuable insights into industry trends.
“I have had the privilege of leading businesses in trade and supply chain finance, and working with exceptional teams to drive growth and innovation,” Sullivan said. “I am proud of the lasting impact we’ve made on the industry.”
As she transitions into retirement, Sullivan looks forward to continuing her involvement in the industry through potential board service and other opportunities to share her experience and insights.
Marcie Weiss, head of commodity and structured trade finance at MUFG, who has been with MUFG for 11 years, will assume management of the SCF business in addition to her current role.
