University
of North Florida
Supply Chain
Executive Education
The University of North Florida flagship program for Transportation and
Logistics and the UNF Division of Continuing Education recently announced the
creation of the Center for Logistics and Supply Chain Executive Education. The
purpose of the Center will be to offer quality continuing education for those
engaged in the logistics and supply chain fields.
The programs will be conducted by UNF Transportation and Logistics faculty as
well as expert practitioners or experts in relevant fields. The major focus will
be on practitioners at the director level and above; however, several programs
will be available for entry level and first line supervisory employees.
The Executive Program series includes the following courses:
• Leadership and Finance Courses
• High Potential Leadership Program for Logistics and Supply Chain Executives
• Strengthening Leadership Skills for High Potential Managers
This program is designed for leaders of logistics and supply chain organizations
who are assuming the cross-functional responsibilities of organizational
leadership. The program presents an integrated view of the fundamentals of
management. Leveraging advanced strategies and techniques, participants learn
how to excel in decision making and execution.
Designed for individuals who have approximately 10 years of experience, either
as a manager or functional specialist and who have either recently been promoted
to divisional responsibility or who have excellent prospects for leadership
within their organization.
This intensive, five-day program seeks to accelerate the development of high
potential managers and prepare them for senior leadership positions in logistics
and supply chain fields. Class discussion, small team projects and exercises,
case studies and simulations are key components.
The program will entail a highly interactive process of exchanging ideas,
concepts and best practices with instructors and with peers from a variety of
other companies and organizations.
Participants will leave the program with a “tool box” of strategic tools and
tactical implements to help them apply their learning back on the job. They will
learn to develop insights and entrepreneurial skills to evaluate, develop and
manage new business opportunities to enable their organization to achieve
profitable growth and enhance shareholder value.
Peggy Lee-Tocco
Director, Business Partnership Development
University of North Florida
Division of Continuing Education
12000 Alumni Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32224-2678
904.620.3851
peggy.lee-tocco@unf.edu
www.ce.unf.edu
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