Supply chain talent pools are not keeping in step as technology advances and transforms industries. Many companies and organizations neglect their future talent pipeline or fail to develop their workforce. *
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The images above are from previous years; due to Covid-19, the January 2021 session will be offered virtually.
To harness the power of supply chain as a strategic resource, executive leadership needs to cultivate teams that exhibit a unique combination of both analytical and interpersonal capabilities.** Our faculty and instructors include some of the world’s most prominent thought leaders across disciplines.
The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics's Executive Education intensive courses provide the resources you need to stay ahead of the latest developments in SCM. As a leading research and education center at the world-renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT CTL is uniquely positioned to deliver the knowledge you need to inform your strategy and practice.
Executives from hundreds of companies have participated in our courses and gone on to advance and prosper in their chosen roles. These companies have applied the strategies and ideas we teach to compete successfully in established and emerging markets.
Join us at MIT CTL and step up to the future of supply chain management.
What participants are saying
"I walked away from this experience feeling empowered, inspired, and eager to broaden my knowledge on several topics."
D. Reynolds, FMCG Manager at a global FMCG manufacturer
"The experience exceeded all expectations. The caliber of the instructors and fellow attendees was world-class."
J. Shoffner, State Business Development Manager
"This course gave me an excellent opportunity to engage with Supply Chain professionals across several different industries and from around the globe."
J. Fleming, Director of Carrier Compliance at a global retailer
"A tremendous opportunity to hear from world-class subject matter experts on current and future supply chain methodologies. Being able to directly engage with other supply chain leaders who operate throughout multiple business sectors was an added benefit that provided for a holistic learning experience."
Col. S. Ostrem, 2019-2020 United States Army War College Fellow
Instructors
Dr. Alexis Bateman
Director, MIT Sustainable Supply Chains
MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. Chris Caplice
Executive Director and Senior Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Co-Director, MIT FreightLab
Dr. Jarrod Goentzel
Founder and Director, MIT Humanitarian Supply Chain Lab
Principal Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Mr. Jim Rice
Deputy Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. Josué Velázquez Martínez
Executive Director, MIT Supply Chain Management Program
Director, MIT Sustainable Logistics Initiative
Dr. Jonathan Byrnes
Senior Lecturer, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. David Correll
Co-Director, MIT FreightLab
Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Prof. Shardul Phadnis
Associate Professor, Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation
Research Affiliate, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. Maria Jesus Saenz
Executive Director, MIT Supply Chain Management Blended Program
Director, MIT Supply Chain Digital Transformation
Dr. Matthias Winkenbach
Director, MIT Megacity Logistics Lab; Computational and Visual Education (CAVE) Lab
Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Dr. Sergio Caballero
Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Ms. Katie Date
Corporate & SCALE Outreach Manager, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Director, Women in Supply Chain Initiative
Dr. Eva Ponce
Director, Omnichannel Distribution Strategies,
Research Scientist, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Prof. Yossi Sheffi
Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Author: The New (Ab)Normal - Reshaping Business and Supply Chain Strategy Beyond Covid-19
Who attends?
Learners at every level of the supply chain profession are encouraged to attend. Our goal is for each learner to leave the course thinking differently with a toolkit of resources that can be put into action.
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