Haley Peacock
Haley Peacock is a seasoned supply chain and commercial leader with over a decade of experience in the chemicals industry. Currently serving as a Corporate Account Manager at PVS DX, Inc., Haley brings a wealth of expertise in operations management, supply chain optimization, and team leadership. Her career began in 2014, and she has since held a range of roles at major organizations including Olin, Dow Chemical, and International Paper, where she honed her skills in inventory management, logistics, and sales operations. Haley’s ability to navigate complex supply chains while driving business growth has made her a trusted partner across the industry.
A committed lifelong learner, Haley holds two bachelor’s degrees in business and recently completed her MBA in Business Operations at Mississippi State University. She has also participated in extensive corporate training and leadership development programs, reflecting her dedication to continuous growth. Beyond her professional achievements, Haley has been actively involved in the Women of Olin Network and the Women in Chemicals organization, advocating for women’s leadership and mentoring the next generation of industry professionals.
Haley balances her professional life with her role as a proud wife and mother of three, demonstrating a remarkable ability to manage competing priorities with resilience and grace. She is widely recognized for her collaborative approach, strategic insight, and commitment to fostering strong relationships with colleagues and clients alike. Looking ahead, Haley remains dedicated to driving excellence in the chemicals industry while supporting initiatives that empower women in leadership.
• Mississippi State University- M.B.A.
• Mississippi State University- B.B.A.
• Mississippi State University- Bachelor's
• Women in Chemicals Industry Organization
• Women of Olin Network
• Brazos Point Fellowship
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the incredible support of mentors like Tom Helt and Joy Burris, who have guided and encouraged me throughout my career, and to the balance I’ve been able to maintain between motherhood and work. I also value the opportunity to mentor others, knowing how important it is to have a supportive “village” to navigate professional challenges and growth.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering the chemical industry is to be prepared for a challenging environment, but also to recognize the many opportunities available. Seek out mentors, support other women, and create space for professional growth—mentorship and collaboration are key to advancing your career.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges—and opportunities—in my field is supporting women’s career development in a traditionally male-dominated industry like chemicals.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are community, family, and service. I stay actively involved through my church, Brazos Point Fellowship, and as treasurer of my children’s PTO, while relying on the support of my husband, Graham, to raise our three children and balance our responsibilities.