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TMX Transform Names Home Depot Veteran Colby Chiles Global Supply Chain Executive Director

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Key takeaways

  • Colby Chiles joined TMX Transform as Global Executive Director, Supply Chain, bringing more than 20 years of supply chain and business transformation experience.
  • Chiles spent 17 years at The Home Depot, most recently as Vice President of Supply Chain Delivery, and was previously an independent consultant.
  • TMX Transform hired five strategic advisors for its Americas team in October 2026, citing 115% CAGR in North America since FY24.

TMX Transform has appointed Colby Chiles as Global Executive Director, Supply Chain, based in the US and working across the consultancy's global client base. Chiles brings more than 20 years of supply chain and business transformation experience, including 17 years in senior leadership at The Home Depot, Retail Technology Innovation Hub reported on October 22, 2026.

Chiles to Lead Americas Supply Chain Expansion

Chiles will play a key role in the expansion of TMX Transform's supply chain consultancy in the Americas, drawing on his experience building one of the country's largest retail distribution networks. He was previously an independent consultant, advising retail clients in the US and Australia. Before that, he spent 17 years at The Home Depot, where he helped build its core supply chain services and delivery capabilities. As Vice President of Supply Chain Delivery, he led direct-to-customer delivery strategy, customer experience and operations across online and physical channels.

Milan Andjelkovic, Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at TMX Transform, said: "We're delighted to welcome Colby to TMX. His experience leading transformation at one of the largest retailers in the US brings real depth to our global leadership team. As clients face growing pressure to adapt their networks, Colby's perspective will be invaluable in helping them make the right decisions, faster."

Chiles said: "Retailers are under pressure from both sides right now. Customer expectations keep rising while the risks to supply keep multiplying. Too often, networks are designed around a very specific scenario that never actually happens, so businesses need to be flexible and resilient enough to handle the upside and the downside."

Jeff Bornino, President - Americas at TMX Transform, said: "Colby's appointment strengthens our team at an important time for the business. His experience at The Home Depot, across network strategy, delivery and the pro customer, means he understands the decisions our clients are facing from the inside. That depth of retail supply chain expertise will help us continue to grow and support clients as they build networks that can adapt to changing demand and ongoing disruption."

TMX Transform's US Growth and Client Work

According to akta.pro company records, TMX Transform entered the U.S. market by launching North American operations in 2022, since delivering $10 billion+ in cumulative client improvements and growing 160% year-over-year by Q1 FY26. The same records show the firm has 500+ valued clients globally and 200+ subject matter experts. In March 2026, TMX Transform partnered with Hasbro to design, lease-negotiate, and deliver a new 600,000 sq ft distribution center in Midway, Georgia, generating $2.8 million in tenant improvements and an expected $8 million in annual productivity savings for the client.

Earlier Americas Team Additions

In October 2026, TMX Transform hired five strategic advisors for its Americas team, citing strong growth in North America with an 115% CAGR since FY24, Consulting reported. The advisors bring experience in cold storage, procurement, and manufacturing from firms like Diageo and Americold. In July 2026, TMX Transform launched TMX Edge, a new data centre consultancy targeting the Asia-Pacific region, addressing what the company identifies as a widening gap between data centre investment and the industry's ability to complete projects due to power, land, and construction constraints, Datacentrenews reported.

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