Sustainability and supply chain intelligence platform Worldly has appointed Léyoh Goodall as senior vice president (SVP) of growth.
Goodall will lead the alignment of Worldly’s commercial and customer teams, which involves helping businesses manage supply chain risk with verified data. The appointment comes at a moment when tariff pressure, tightening regulation, and multi-tier complexity are testing every sourcing decision within the consumer goods industry.
The new recruit’s role is to ensure Worldly customers get consistent, coordinated support from the platform as they move from the initial steps of improving visibility in their supply chains into deeper risk management work.
Goodall joins Worldly with more than 15 years of experience building commercial functions across sustainability, ESG, and supply chain data. At Social Value Portal, she developed the company’s commercial function, bringing new solutions to major public and private sector buyers and their supply chains.
At UL EHS Sustainability she led account management for a portfolio of FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 accounts, including luxury brands and retailers. She began her career at Bureau Veritas in responsible sourcing, where she ran supplier verification and compliance programmes for Disney, Walmart, and major UK retailers.
Adele Stafford, chief revenue officer at Worldly, commented: “Our customers are navigating one of the hardest operating environments the consumer goods industry has seen, and they need a partner that helps them act on real data, not guesswork.
“Léyoh has spent her career on both sides of that work, helping brands set the standard and helping suppliers respond with credible, verified data. She knows what it takes to make the relationships work for everyone across the supply chain, and that’s exactly the experience I want shaping how we serve customers.”
Goodall remarked: “Businesses want to know what’s actually happening at every tier of their supply chain year-round, and they want that knowledge to drive strategic business and impact decisions they can stand behind.
“What drew me to Worldly is that it serves both sides of that relationship. Brands get verified data they can act on, and suppliers get a system that recognizes their work rather than burying them in duplicate requests. My job is to make sure every team at Worldly is organized around delivering that experience.”
Over the last year, Worldly said it has added 58 new brands to its client list, as well as acquiring Bendi and GoBlu as part of the ongoing consolidation in this market.
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