Pursuing Excellence in Supply Chain Management
Creating Opportunities in
Supply Chain Management Education
Center Sponsors demonstrate their commitment and leadership in Supply Chain Management, and their firm’s desire to develop the next generation of Supply Chain Management professionals and executives. Companies have the opportunity to get involved with the Center for Supply Chain Management through one of three sponsorship levels. The Sponsor Level table below describes the benefits associated with each level. Note that the Platinum and Gold levels include a graduate student project course, such as the Consulting Field Project, a terrific benefit.
Please see our Sponsor Spotlight and our complete list of Annual sponsors below. We would welcome your firm to become a member of this august group.
Custom and event-specific sponsorship opportunities are also available.
If you are interested in getting involved, please contact Center Director Prakash Mirchandani.
| Value Proposition | Platinum Level | Gold Level | Silver Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priority recruiting access of graduate and undergraduate business students | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Project courses with a Pitt Business student team led by a faculty member | 2 courses | 1 course | None |
| Lectures by faculty member at your business | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Participation in the Center’s Annual Supply Chain Management Symposium | Yes (3 executives) | Yes (2 executives) | Yes (1 executives) |
| Discount for Executive Education courses | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Recognition during Center activities and in marketing materials and the website | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Current & Former Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
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