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Supply Chain Executive Education has begun!

Dr. Ross D. Collins kicked-off this 4-day experience with energy and excitement as attendees from across the globe and supply chain disciplines gathered on MIT campus to build the foundation for an action-packed week ahead!

Interested in joining a Supply Chain Executive Education session? Click the link to learn more about the Executive Education experience at MIT CTL and start planning for our next session: https://ctl.mit.edu/supply-chain-executive-education

We're looking forward to seeing what the week ahead will bring!



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Get ready to meet your future network 👋

We're getting excited to kick-off our Summer session of Supply Chain Executive Education here at MIT! Attendees will leave this 4 day experience with the latest knowledge and proven strategies shared by leading professionals and researchers across the industry — giving them the confidence to lead change in complex organizations.

Click the link to learn more about the Executive Education experience at MIT CTL and start planning for our next session: https://ctl.mit.edu/supply-chain-executive-education



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Meet the next generation of research leaders transforming supply chains and AI.

At MIT CTL’s Emerging Research Showcase, nine early-career researchers and postdocs revealed bold, practical advances - from making supply chains more resilient and secure, to blending AI with human decision-making, to data-driven breakthroughs for last-mile logistics.

Their projects point to faster, fairer, and more reliable systems that will shape industry practice and policy.

Read the full highlights now! 👉 https://ctl.mit.edu/news/mit-ctls-emerging-research-showcase-recap-2026



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MIT CTL's Emerging Research Showcase recap 2026 | Center for Transportation and Logistics All NewsMIT CTL's Emerging Research Showcase recap 2026 Publication Date May 21, 2026 Author Mackenzie Berry ShareLink copied! The MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL) held its second annual Emerging Research Showcase on May 14, 2026, bringing together junior researchers, postdocs, and....

The Supply Chain Skills Gap AI Left Behind

The rapid expansion and implementation of AI in supply chains have left many in the workforce struggling to keep up. It's critical, now more than ever, for emerging professionals and practitioners to understand these technologies to meet the demands of the market.

That's why we developed The AI-Driven Supply Chain: Advanced Training for Next-Gen Leaders, a 5-day training which focuses on practical implementation rather than abstract theory.

📅 Date: July 20-24, 2026
📍 Location: MIT Campus in Cambridge, MA
🔗 View the full agenda and register here: https://ctl.mit.edu/ai-driven-supply-chain-advanced-training-next-gen-leaders

Join us this Summer and get ready to lead the next generation of supply chain advancement!



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Congratulations to the MIT Supply Chain Management Master's Program Class of 2026! 🎊

We're so proud to welcome this cohort to the MIT CTL Alumni community, and we can't wait to see what's next for them. Please join us in celebrating this year's graduating class! 👏

Final call for supply chain leaders. ⏳

In exactly one week, the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics kicks off its Summer Supply Chain Executive Education program (June 2–5). Registration is closing imminently, and this is your last opportunity to secure a seat.

If you are looking to build a more resilient organization, navigate the complexities of nearshoring, or leverage AI-driven operations, this intensive 4-day on-campus experience is built for you.

Why join us next week?
- Actionable Insights: Translate cutting-edge MIT research directly into your organization's strategy.
- Immersive Learning: Participate in interactive simulations and peer-to-peer workshops.
- Global Networking: Work alongside and learn from a cohort of fellow executives facing the exact same disruptions you are.

Don’t wait for the next disruption to upskill your strategy. Join us on campus in Cambridge next week and leave with the frameworks needed to lead your team forward.

👉 Secure one of the final remaining seats today: https://ctl.mit.edu/supply-chain-executive-education



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Is your job safe from AI? Instead of guessing, you can now measure it. 📊

MIT CTL PhD Candidate Pierre Bouquet and visiting student Luca Mouchel built a tool that anyone can use to find out which of their activities can be performed by AI, and which are still beyond a computer’s abilities.

This could help workers better plan their careers, and employers can use it to identify AI services that could boost their businesses' efficiency.

Click here to read the full article in the The Boston Globe: https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/05/22/business/ai-jobs-mit-map-interactive/?p1=StaffPage

Where does your career sit on the map? 🗺️ https://www.workanalyticslab.com/us-ai-map/



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Congratulations to Dr. Maria Jesus Saenz, director of the MIT Digital Supply Chain Transformation Lab, on receiving this year's Best Paper Award from the journal Operations Management Research!

Read more: https://ctl.mit.edu/news/mit-ctls-dr-maria-jesus-saenz-wins-operations-management-research-best-paper-honors

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We're pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026-27 UPS Fellowship! 🎉

A continuation of a program started in 1983, the UPS Fellowship aims to recognize and reward excellence in the fields of logistics, freight transportation, supply chain management, and selections are awarded solely on the basis of merit.

Please join us in congratulating this year's recipients: PhD Candidates at MIT CTL Chelsey Graham and Michael Leong, and incoming MIT Supply Chain Management Master's Program Candidate Samuel Wegner. 👏

Read the full press release here: https://ctl.mit.edu/news/mit-ctl-announces-2026-27-ups-fellowship-recipients



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