Catherine Langham is a distinguished business leader and public board member with extensive experience in business growth, strategic advancement, and team development. As the Founder and CEO of Langham Logistics, Inc., she has successfully led the company to become a $100+ million global transportation and warehousing enterprise, offering comprehensive supply chain management services. Her leadership has established the company as a reliable and efficient partner for clients worldwide.
Langham holds a Bachelor of Science from the Kelley School at Indiana University and has received the Distinguished Entrepreneur Award. Her board experience spans various industries, including entertainment, retail, and grocery, where she has held significant roles such as Chairperson of Nominating and Governance committees. She has served on the boards of Penske Entertainment, IU Board of Trustees, Celadon Trucking, HH Gregg, The Finish Line, and Marsh Supermarket, showcasing her governance expertise and strategic oversight capabilities.
In addition to her corporate achievements, Langham has been actively involved in state and industry organizations, contributing to economic development and community engagement. She has held leadership positions such as Vice Chairperson of the Superbowl 2012 local organizing committee and Chairperson of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Her influence extends to the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership and the Indiana Economic Club, where she has played a key role in regional economic initiatives.
Langham’s accomplishments have been recognized with awards like the E&Y Entrepreneur of the Year and the Sagamore of the Wabash. Her induction into the Indiana Business Hall of Fame highlights her status as a prominent entrepreneur and business leader. Beyond her professional life, she enjoys golf, Peloton biking, reading, and family time, reflecting a balanced approach to life and work.
Throughout her career, Langham has applied her logistics expertise across various industries, including pharmaceutical/life sciences, food and beverage, automotive, and retail. Her strategic insights and ability to navigate complex supply chains have made her a valuable asset to business leaders. As a former member of the Young Presidents Organization and a contributor to the Butler University Supply Chain Board, she continues to mentor the next generation of logistics and supply chain leaders.