Canada’s Logistics Agency and SLC Celebrate Supply Chain Leadership in Cornwall

St. Lawrence College (SLC) is proud to host Canada’s Logistics Agency (CITT) in Cornwall on Wednesday, April 30, 11:00 am to 1:30 pm, to celebrate the achievements and future of supply chain management education and its vital role in the workforce. 

This special event will bring together leaders in the logistics and supply chain sector, SLC faculty, students, alumni, and community partners to highlight the importance of supply chain education and partnerships. The event will also underscore SLC’s commitment to fostering talent in the supply chain industry through its Supply Chain Management Program, alignment with workforce needs, and the success stories of graduates excelling in the industry. 

“St. Lawrence College is proud to be at the forefront of supply chain education, a field that is not only critical to our regional economy but essential globally,” said Glenn Vollebregt, President & CEO of SLC. “This event demonstrates our dedication to connecting students with industry leaders, ensuring they are well-prepared for future challenges and opportunities.” 

Key Participants: 

Pina Melchionna, President & CEO, CITT 
Glenn Vollebregt, President & CEO, SLC 
Justin Towndale, Mayor, City of Cornwall
Tim Mills, CAO, City of Cornwall
SLC alumni who have transitioned into successful careers in logistics and supply chain management. 

Agenda Highlights:
 
11:00 AM: Guests arrive and mingle in the Innovation Hub, room A317 
11:30: Formal remarks featuring: 
-Glenn Vollebregt, President & CEO of SLC, who will provide a warm welcome and land acknowledgment. 
-Jennifer Haley, Cornwall Campus Dean 
-Pina Melchionna, President & CEO of CITT, sharing insights on the evolving logistics landscape and the vital role of education. 
12:30 PM: A networking lunch where attendees can connect with program alumni and explore potential collaborations. 
 
Media RSVP: communications@sl.on.ca.

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More about Supply Chain Management at SLC 

The Supply Chain Management program prepares students for employment in a variety of roles in this growing industry. Graduates will find challenging employment as: 
-materials managers  
-retail and wholesale buyers  
-purchasing managers 
-strategic sourcing analysts  
-and supervisors in materials handling, among other opportunities.  
Visit the Canadian Supply Chain Sector Council for further details. 

St. Lawrence College has a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with CITT – Canada's Logistics Association, for students in the Supply Chain Management graduate certificate program. Through this partnership, students who meet academic requirements will be eligible to earn the CITT-Certified Logistics Professional® (CCLP®) designation, a prestigious credential in the supply chain and logistics sector. This agreement integrates the academic requirements for the CCLP® designation into SLC’s program, so that graduates will not only gain industry-specific knowledge but will also leave with a recognized professional credential, giving graduates a competitive edge in the job market.  
Learn more about SLC’s program.