SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS CONFERENCE
To create a more in-depth analysis of the Supply Chain and Logistics industry's role and future, it's essential to understand its foundational significance to every business transaction. The industry is on the brink of a substantial expansion, with a projected 30% growth by 2030, heralding a plethora of job opportunities across various roles. Millennials and Gen Z, who are increasingly dominating the job market, often grapple with finding roles that are both meaningful and offer financial stability. This challenge has heightened anxiety regarding career prospects, contributing to a mix of personal, financial, and social pressures.
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The rapid growth of the Supply Chain and Logistics sector contrasts with the industry's struggle to find suitable candidates and retain employees, highlighting a critical skills gap. This discrepancy underscores the urgent need for increased awareness and education about the sector's diverse career paths to bridge this gap effectively.
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In response, the Supply Chain and Logistics Workforce Partnership, in collaboration with NSU, has held a series of annual conferences to inform the workforce and enlighten a younger generation to career opportunities within the Supply Chain & Logistics field.
Why Attend Supply Chain & Logistics Conferences?
Our Supply Chain and Logistics Conferences are invaluable experiences for professionals and students. These gatherings represent outstanding networking opportunities with seasoned professionals. For students, the conferences are a place to discover career opportunities and engage with a spectrum of experts working in the field. These interactions offer a deep dive into the industry's nuances, emerging trends, and technological advancements.
Networking Opportunities
You will connect with top representatives from many of the area's most highly respected and sought-after employers.
Research
You can evaluate potential career paths and determine if they fit your goals.
Education
You will gain insight into the transformation in Supply Chain and Logistics and learn its outlook for the future.
