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Nominations Open for 2027 Pros to Know Award

This award recognizes outstanding executives whose accomplishments offer a roadmap for other leaders looking to leverage supply chain for competitive advantage.

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The Hidden Skills Gap: Overlooking Employees Ready to Advance

October 17, 2026

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Re-Engineering Manufacturing for the Great Workforce Adaption

October 17, 2026

Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Expands to Record-Breaking Fifth Annual Event

October 16, 2026

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Eclipse Advantage Acquires Ignite Industrial Professionals

October 10, 2026

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Why Leader Visibility Drives Organizational Transparency

October 8, 2026

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Highlights from 2025 Women in Supply Chain Forum™

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Why Developing Early-Career Talent Now Matters to the Future of Supply Chains

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Incoming Female CEOs Near 2023 Peak

Jay Group’s Natalia Golenkova: Lessons Learned From Civil Lawyer to Marketing Director: Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award

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Mitigating Wage and Hour Compliance Risk While Embracing AI Innovations in the Supply Chain Workforce

Howard & Howard

At the end of the day, an employer remains responsible for every decision made, regardless of how or to what degree it was informed by AI.

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The Future Isn't Human vs. Machine, It's Human + Machine

Rather than competing with one another, people and technology should be viewed as complementary and collaborative strengths within the same production system. Here's why.

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Women in Trucking's ACCELERATE! Conference to Drive Trucking Forward

Women In Trucking (WIT)

Over 1,000 attendees and 125-plus thought leaders will gather Oct. 25-28 in Dallas to attend 50-plus sessions covering everything from how AI is impacting the trucking space to trends in fraud, fleet safety and breaking barriers for future female truckers.

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Why Autonomous AI Agents Change Everything About Work

The companies that win over the next decade won't simply adopt more AI. They'll rethink the role of human work itself.

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A People-First Approach to Success in Technology

Oliver Wight Americas, Inc.

The value of automation is recognized when employees have the knowledge, confidence, and support to use it effectively.

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Training/Onboarding

The Human-AI Paradox: Why People Matter More in Automated Supply Chains

The skills employers value are not becoming exclusively more technical. Human capabilities are becoming more important alongside them.

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How Smart Wearables Bridge the Manufacturing Labor and Knowledge Gap

The factory of the future may be more automated than ever, but human intelligence is far from obsolete.

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Supply Chain Gals’ Liz Raman Builds Community and Opportunity for Women in the Supply Chain

Supply Chain Gals

Supply Chain Gals started in 2022 as an Instagram page, created to cultivate community for women in the supply chain. Today, it hosts virtual events for 150 active members and a community of more than 30,000 followers.

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ICIMS Debuts Intelligent Hiring Platform

The ICIMS Intelligent Hiring Platform will meet candidates wherever they engage; enable work where users already collaborate; deliver intelligent recommendations; and support trusted automation.

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Training/Onboarding

FleetForce Launches Truck Driver Recruitment Campaign

FleetForce Truck Driving School

Next10,000 is a new FleetForce campaign that, through its partnership with Swift, guarantees job interviews for every qualified student at any of its locations across the United States.

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Building Workforce Infrastructure with Robotics in Mind

For many robotics programs, building that workforce infrastructure has proven harder than building the product.

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Training/Onboarding

Female CEOs Continue Climbing: 27.6% Appointment Rate in 2026

Challenger, Gray & Christmas

Through July, the rate of new female CEOs stands at 27.6% year-to-date, up from 25.6% in the same period of 2025 and on pace to surpass last year’s full-year rate of 25.4%.

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