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Supply Chain Programs
Build practical supply chain management, operations, and leadership expertise to make stronger decisions, lead across functions, and support your career growth.
Build Supply Chain Expertise You Can Put to Work
Make stronger decisions across increasingly complex supply chains. Our approach to professional and executive education in supply chain brings together research, industry insight, and practical application so you can strengthen your capabilities and apply new thinking to the challenges you face at work.
As a learner, you will:
Connect emerging supply chain thought leadership to your work
Use industry benchmarking to put practices and performance in context
Learn alongside supply chain professionals who bring different experiences and perspectives.
Choose programs that help you build expertise across functions, make stronger day-to-day decisions, and understand how those decisions affect the broader supply chain.
Explore Supply Chain Programs
Probably the best executive supply chain course I've ever attended. The right combination of theory, practical implementation, and test cases from industry. Incorporating practitioner speakers was valuable in understanding the importance of these tools and how to implement them in our own companies. The faculty and staff did a great job in engaging the group. I gained considerable knowledge.”
Pedro Menendez
Chief, Vice President, Global Supply Chain, USG Building Systems
How Do You Earn a Professional Certificate in Supply Chain?
Build practical expertise to make stronger logistics and supply chain operations decisions. Develop your ability to:
Evaluate logistics and supply chain performance
Analyze freight needs and apply negotiation strategies to improve service levels and reduce costs
Complete any three courses from this list:
Strengthen your ability to lead strategically across an evolving supply chain. Develop your ability to:
Approach sustainability with financial, social, and environmental risks in mind
Align supply chain systems with organizational strategy and create a competitive advantage
Apply intelligence analysis and risk management to anticipate, mitigate, and avoid supply chain risks
Complete any three courses from this list:
Build the integrated perspective needed to connect supply chain functions, organizational priorities, and customer needs. You will be able to:
Apply critical concepts for leading an integrated supply chain operation
Coordinate supply chain initiatives to better serve your customers
Use tools, techniques, and approaches to define, analyze, and improve major SCOR® function and process areas
Complete any three courses from this list:
