Missan Eido

Missan is a Principal at Adennill, a recognized leader in crisis management, vulnerability analysis, risk mitigation, and business continuity. 

A seasoned Program Manager with an extensive track record – achieving excellent results through people and teams directing Global Transformation Programs focused on Business Architecture redesign for resiliency, Business Continuity Planning, Supply Chain Management, Inventory Optimization, and Lean Manufacturing Operations. 

As a crisis manager, Missan worked for more than a decade helping a diverse client base manage crises before they happen, during adverse events as well as helping manage post-event recovery. 

Missan is recognized for managing successful business assessment programs aimed at identifying process vulnerabilities and managing programs designed to mitigate risk and deliver improved resiliency. His substantive work across a myriad of systems, business processes, and global organizational cultures provides him with extensive insight into how any company can best avoid the five common business failures that are typically exposed during a crisis, disruption, or disaster, and threaten an organization’s resiliency and overall value to stakeholders. 

Working for more than three decades in a variety of regional and global senior management roles allowed Missan to develop a deep understanding of the challenges associated with establishing durable business processes and controls that support overall preparedness. 

Missan has published articles on Semiconductor Fabrication Planning and Dispatch, co-authored a white page on Discrete Event Simulation in supply chain planning and inventory control, and has spoken on panels in business and industry forums. 

He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Beirut Lebanon and completed graduate work at California State University Fullerton. He is a certified Quality Assurance and Production and Inventory Control Professional.